New details have emerged about the killing of PnB Rock. New surveillance footage from the Roscoe’s Chicken and Waffles restaurant in Los Angeles where the rapper was killed debunks a popular theory on the Internet that his girlfriend, Stephanie Sibenhuang, was Stephanie Sibounheuang helped the killer find them by revealing their location on social media.
In the film, preparations begin the moment Locke walks into the restaurant. They ended up waiting 40 minutes for their food, during which time Rock made a phone call. The video also shows the moments of his death, which confirms the rapper never had a real chance to hand over his jewelry, as he was gunned down seconds after the gunman approached him.
PnB Rock performs at University of Guam
PnB Rock performed in front of hundreds of fans at the University of Guam in Calvo. Stadium on July 29th. Through images.
Sibounheuang has spoken out multiple times on social media about the trauma Rock’s death has left her. “I’m 100% bad,” she wrote in 2022. That table that threw me underwater. I shouldn’t be here except for him. I am. No one can handle this problem. To be honest, I can’t even process this.
PnB Rock’s Death Gets New Details
Freddie Lee Trone is serving 31 years in prison after being convicted of murder, conspiracy to commit robbery and second-degree murder in connection with the August incident. Tron’s son, who was the instigator of the murder and is still in custody, was found to have been operated on on his father’s orders when he was just 17 years old. Check out CBS News’ discussion of PnB Rock with True Crime News’ Ana Garcia below, and stay tuned to HotNewHipHop for further updates.
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