Lil Durk's Defense Frames Unreleased Video as Artistic Grief, Not Revenge
During Lil Durk's murder-for-hire trial in Los Angeles, prosecutors presented an unreleased music video they argue shows a motive for retaliation. Defense attorney Brian Steel countered that the footage is a creative work by a grieving artist, not evidence of a plot. The video depicts Durk chasing and shooting an actor meant to represent rival rapper Quando Rondo.
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