LIVE: Rapper Tay-K Murder Trial — TX v. Taymor McIntyre - Day Two
April 3, 2025
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2:48:45Now PlayingLIVE: Rapper Tay-K Murder Trial — TX v. Taymor McIntyre - Day Two
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as posted by the channelTaymor McIntyre, also known as rapper Tay-K, is accused of murdering Mark Anthony Saldivar in Bexar County, Texas in 2017. McIntyre allegedly robbed Saldivar and then shot and killed him in a Chick-fil-A parking lot near a local mall. Police say McIntyre immediately took off from the Lone Star state, but was eventually arrested in New Jersey. While he was on the run, the rapper released a song called “The Race,” which went viral, and the music video featured his wanted poster. Right now, Tay-K is serving a 55-year prison sentence for a different murder conviction and faces capital murder charges in this case.
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