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Lil Snupe's Father addresses Meek Mill and Jay-Z.The Louisiana native was shot to death in June 2013 after an argument over a video game broke out inside a friend’s apartment at Maplewood Apartment Complex. Snupe was hit twice in the chest and later succumbed to his injuries.
Nearly a week after the killing, 36-year-old Tony Holden turned himself in and was booked into the Winnfield city jail on charges of first-degree murder, armed robbery and illegal possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. A second suspect, Edrick O. Stewart, was arrested and charged with the murder in early July 2013.
Unfortunately for Lil Snupe’s father Charlie Brown, he was incarcerated at the time of his son’s death and unable to attend his funeral or visit his grave — until now. On Monday (April 12), Brown shared a video to his @BigSnupe318 Instagram account documenting his trip to the cemetery after serving 20 years in prison. As he explains in the video, with flowers in hand, Brown wasn’t able to properly grieve his son until he was released.
“I been holding this shit right here since 2013,” he says at the beginning of the video. “Held this shit eight years in the pen. I had to hold it in.”
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