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Speaker Knockerz was found dead in his South Carolina home on March 6, according to reports from the Richland County Coroner’s office.
Speaker Knockerz, 19, had been missing for several days before his body was discovered in his South Carolina Home on March 6. The Richland County Coroner’s office revealed details that paint a picture of a mysterious death.
Speaker Knockerz Found Dead In South Carolina Home
The young rapper was found dead on March 6 at a South Carolina home, according to reports released by the Richland County Coroner’s office, reports Billboard.com.
Speaker, whose real name is Derek McAllister, was discovered in his garage on Two Notch Road in Columbia, SC. Coroner Gary Watts stated that he did not suspect foul play and an autopsy performed on the emcee turned up no sign of trauma. Results are pending for a toxicology test to determine if Speaker had any legal or illegal substances present in his body at the time of his death.
The case and mystery are still very much open as the Richland County Sheriffs Department is still investigating the death, reports Billboard.com.
It’s been speculated that Speaker may have been missing for at least two days prior to being found. A Facebook user who identified herself as the rapper’s biological mother, Mesha Wilson, said he was last seen on the night of March 4, while in a black Camaro.
“It’s not like him not to communicate or come home for this long period of time,” Mesha reportedly wrote. “I pray that my son is ok.”
Speaker Knockerz — Young Emcee’s Death Still Under Investigation
Though Speaker was an unsigned artist at the time of his death, the rapper’s videos on YouTube average somewhere between 200,000 to 3 million-plus views.
Young rapper Speaker Knockerz was found dead Thursday at a South Carolina home, the Richland County Coroner's office has confirmed with Billboard.
Born Derek McAllister, the 19-year-old emcee was discovered in his garage on Two Notch Road in Columbia. Coroner Gary Watts said foul play is not suspected and an autopsy found no sign of trauma. Results are pending for a toxicology test.
The Richland County Sheriffs Department is investigating.
McAllister may have been missing for at least two days before being found. A Facebook user who identified herself as the rapper's mom said he was last seen Tuesday night while in a black Camaro. "It's not like him not to communicate or come home for this long period of time," Mesha Wilson reportedly wrote. "I pray that my son is ok."
Though unsigned, the rapper's videos on YouTube average somewhere between 200,000 to 3 million-plus views. Soon after his death was made public, #RIPSpeakerKnockerz became a Twitter trend in the United States. Friend and collaborator Zack Dillan, who directed many of the artist's videos, was among the mourners.