SEATTLE RAPPER TAKES OWN LIFE

Young Seattle rapper and YouTube sensation, Freddy E, was pronounced dead on Jan. 5, according to an article from EOnline.

(Photo Credit: Freddy E... Unknown Source)

Freddy E (Frederick E. Buhl), known for his JerkTV videos on YouTube, died of a self-inflicted rifle wound to the head. What has now recently been uncovered are the tweets he posted leading up to the final moments of his life, which are pictured below.

(Photo Credit: @Freddy_E Twitter Account)

(Photo Credit: @Freddy_E Twitter Account)

  














Sources indicate that Buhl was "dealing with heartbreak" after being romantically linked to female rap star, Honey Cocaine, who later addressed the situation via Twitter... her tweets also pictured below.

(Photo Credit: @QueenHoneyC Twitter Account)

Honey Cocaine (Sochitta Sal) went on to tweet that she will be going on a temporary hiatus from the social network in order to pay her respects to Buhl. 

Funeral arrangements for Buhl have not been released to the public at this time...  

COPS ARRESTED AFTER STEALING FROM STAR'S PLANE CRASH

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After a devastating plane crash that took the life of singer, Jenni Rivera, last Sunday in Mexico, a couple of cops are now under investigation.

According to TMZ, two police officers were arrested in Mexico for stealing items from the late star's plane crash site. 

It has been reported that at least one of the cops is suspected of leaking crash scene photographs to the media (including shots of body parts and personal documents). Officials also report that investigators have searched the homes of the "crooked cops" and found items belonging to some of the victims involved in the crash. 

An article from ABC Local indicates Mexico's top transportation offical said, "The plane carrying Rivera and six other passengers, plunged almost vertically from more than 28,000 feet, hitting the ground in a nose-dive at a speed that could have possibly exceeded 600 miles per hour".

Rivera was only 43-years-old.

 

Video Credit: Youtube.com (NBC News, Los Angeles)