Trenches News: If Lil Durk Brother DThang Didn't Get Killed He'd Be Charged with O-Block 6 (Part 8)
February 10, 2026
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New details have emerged surrounding Lil Durk’s ongoing legal troubles and the tragic killing of his brother, DThang. As covered in a recent VladTV and Trenches News discussion, the mother of FPGA Duck continues her civil lawsuit against Lil Durk, alleging his connection to Duck’s murder. Unlike criminal cases, civil suits require a lower burden of proof, making it easier to link Durk to the incident.
Additionally, it was revealed that had DThang not been killed, he would likely be facing federal charges related to the notorious O-Block 6 case. DThang was reportedly the leader of OTF (Only The Family) at the time and was allegedly involved in activities tied to O-Block, a notorious Chicago gang. This connection also influences ongoing cases against Lil Durk, as prosecutors attempt to link him indirectly to violent incidents — though he remains uncharged in these specific matters. The lawsuit and investigations continue to unfold as the trial progresses.
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