taken from allhiphop.com
A suspect in the murder of Dipset rapper Stack Bundles was found shot to death in Queens, New York yesterday (June 18), the same day Bundles was laid to rest, after being ambushed and killed in Far Rockaway last week.
According to police, Charles White, 20, was found dead in a Queens home, with a pillow over his head, two bullet wounds to the head and one to the leg.
White was found by a friend, who had left the house, but returned to call police when he heard gunshots ringout.
White, also an aspiring rapper, was being eyed as a suspect in the murder of Stack Bundles, born Rayquon Elliott.
Bundles, 24, died from gunshot wounds, after being shot three times on June 11, in front of his Far Rockaway home.
No arrests have been made in either slaying, which police believe are connected.
In related news, hundreds of people, including Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, Lupe Fiasco, Joe Budden, Maino and DJ Clue paid their respects to Stack Bundles during his funeral ceremonies at the J. Foster Phillips Funeral Home in Queens yesterday (June 18).
A suspect in the murder of Dipset rapper Stack Bundles was found shot to death in Queens, New York yesterday (June 18), the same day Bundles was laid to rest, after being ambushed and killed in Far Rockaway last week.
According to police, Charles White, 20, was found dead in a Queens home, with a pillow over his head, two bullet wounds to the head and one to the leg.
White was found by a friend, who had left the house, but returned to call police when he heard gunshots ringout.
White, also an aspiring rapper, was being eyed as a suspect in the murder of Stack Bundles, born Rayquon Elliott.
Bundles, 24, died from gunshot wounds, after being shot three times on June 11, in front of his Far Rockaway home.
No arrests have been made in either slaying, which police believe are connected.
In related news, hundreds of people, including Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, Lupe Fiasco, Joe Budden, Maino and DJ Clue paid their respects to Stack Bundles during his funeral ceremonies at the J. Foster Phillips Funeral Home in Queens yesterday (June 18).
