Boosie Badazz Denies Involvement In Duke The Jeweler’s Murder

Lil Boosie is making it clear he doesn’t have anything to do with Duke The Jeweler’s homicide.

Boosie Badazz needs no piece of the bits of gossip coursing that he had something to do with the homicide of Chicago goldsmith Duke The Jeweler in Houston, Texas. Duke’s homicide happened during Labor Day Weekend, and before long, bits of gossip started flowing that Boosie some way or another had something to do with it.

Utilizing presumably his #1 online entertainment website, Instagram, the rapper posted a video impacting the gossip and furthermore rejecting that he had anything by any means to do with the gem specialist’s passing. “Them one Days Again” rapper posted the video on Instagram on Wednesday, September 7. He additionally got some margin to share his side of occasions.

The Baton Rouge local shared that he and his group were out betting the night prior to Duke’s demise and that the next night the gem specialist, alongside Plies, went to his show in Houston. As per Boosie, that was the whole story, as once the show was finished, they all headed out in a different direction.

As per reports, Duke was subsequently looted and killed in a parking area.

“We met that man Duke the Jeweler the prior night; we was betting. The following day, man followed us to the show. At the point when we left out the show, we were under the carport. Man went to his vehicle without anyone else and strolled down to the parking area. That is the point at which someone attempted to ransack him and killed the man,” he added.

He then, at that point, addressed why his 19-year-old cousin would attempt to burglarize and kill someone when he was bringing in a sizable amount of cash for everybody to live well. He added that he was not ready to allow the gossip to stand since he and his group had literally nothing to do with the homicide.

Tragically, Duke The Jeweler was supposedly killed during a parking garage trap in the wake of winning $100,000 in a dice game. That game was not long before Boosie Badazz’s exhibition at the Arena Theater, and onlookers have expressed that two men left a dark GMC truck and moved toward Duke prior to shooting him and grabbing his effects.

Boosie Badazz’s name became famous simply because he was one of the last individuals who was spotted with Duke before his homicide. On the side of his side of things, the Houston police have uncovered that three men, including a driver, are needed regarding the shooting passing.

A couple of days prior, Duke imparted a photograph to Boosie Badazz on Instagram and the two seemed as though undeniably was well. Concerning people spreading the reports about the rapper had something to with the diamond setters demise, Boosie is requesting that they stop.

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