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Roz

Roz

Sicc OG
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Looks like you got another one man... one of your fans went on a killin' spree... real talk...

Here's dude's myspace

http://www.myspace.com/lildemondog


http://www2.timesdispatch.com/rtd/news/local/crime/article/FARM191_20090919-005201/294107/

By REED WILLIAMS

Published: September 19, 2009

FARMVILLE -- The deaths of four people whose bodies were found yesterday in a home near the Longwood University campus were being investigated as a quadruple homicide.

Prince Edward County Commonwealth's Attorney James R. Ennis confirmed that the bodies were found about 3:10 p.m. in the home at 505 First Ave.

Police were seeking a suspect, 20-year-old Richard Alden Samuel McCorsky III. Ennis said McCorsky is charged with murder, robbery and grand larceny.

The prosecutor said McCorsky was described as armed and dangerous, and he asked that anyone with information on his whereabouts call Farmville police at (434) 392-3332.

The identities of the victims and the cause of death were not available immediately.

Farmville police and state police were investigating the deaths.

Tim Pierson, vice president for student affairs at Longwood, last night sent an e-mail to the campus community. He said the school is awaiting confirmation of the victims' identities.

"As we learn more details of the investigation, we shall keep you informed," the e-mail said. The note urged students to remain vigilant and monitor local news outlets for updated information.

"These kinds of things just don't happen here," Pierson said of the Farmville community, about 60 miles west of Richmond.
 
UNh0LY NiGGa

UNh0LY NiGGa

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update:



By Reed Williams

Published: September 19, 2009

FARMVILLE—The suspect in a quadruple slaying has been captured in the Richmond area, an official said this afternoon.

Twenty-year-old Richard Alden Samuel McCorsky III was apparently arrested in a baggage area at Richmond International Airport.

“If it’s the person we think it is, he was brought into custody at 11:40 a.m.,“ said Troy Bell, an aiport spokesman. Bell said he was working to get final confirmation that the arrest took place at the airport.

Although authorities have not released the identification of the victims, a Longwood University spokesman said earlier today that the home at which the bodies were found is that of Debra S. Kelley, an associate professor of sociology and criminal justice studies.

Dennis Sercombe, a university vice president, said that two bodies were so badly decomposed they’ll have to be identified by dental record. Neighbors said they had not seen any activity at the home for several days, Sercombe said.

Kelley is on educational leave from Longwood and was expected to leave the school at the end of the semester, Sercombe said. She has a daughter but no other information about the family members was released.

(This has been a breaking news update. Check back with TimesDispatch.com for more updates. Below is the story posted earlier today).

FARMVILLE — Authorities are searching today for a suspect in the deaths of four people whose bodies were found yesterday in a home near Longwood University.

Officials say the suspect, 20-year-old Richard Alden Samuel McCorsky III, stole a car from the home where the bodies were found on First Avenue in Farmville. He is charged with murder, robbery and grand larceny.

McCorsky, of California, was last seen about 7 a.m. Friday at a Sheetz on South Main Street in the town after he was dropped off there, authorities said. He told a clerk at Sheetz that he was waiting on a ride to the airport and he was seen both inside and outside the store, officials said. It was not immediately clear how long he was there or how he left.

Authorities are continuing their investigation and awaiting positive identification of the four homicide victims. Officials declined to discuss how the victims died, but they described McCorsky as armed and dangerous.

The bodies were discovered when a Farmville police officer thought he smelled a decomposing body about 3:10 p.m. on Friday outside 505 First Ave. Police entered the home about 4 p.m. and found three bodies before obtaining a search warrant to re-enter and find the fourth body.

Anyone with information on the suspect’s whereabouts is asked to call Farmville police at (434) 392-3332.

Around midnight, Longwood officials sent an e-mail to the campus community that said the school was awaiting confirmation of the victims’ identities.

“As we learn more details of the investigation, we shall keep you informed,“ the e-mail said. The note urged students to remain vigilant and monitor local news outlets for updated information.

“These kinds of things just don’t happen here,“ Tim Pierson, the university’s vice president for student affairs, said of the Farmville community, about 60 miles west of Richmond.
 
Mars

Mars

Serial Killer / Rapist
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Tommorrow I have interviews with 5 newspapers and 4 TV stations. Oh yeah and I'm playing in Hollywood tommorrow night and CNN will have a affiliate there taping the show. lildemondogg is a member of The Siccness. Hes been to all my shows and instores and lists me as one of his favorite artists. So everyones all over the shit as far as media goes. Hes a bay area horrorcore fan and I'm a Bay Area horrorcore artist. It's bound to happen.
 
Mars

Mars

Serial Killer / Rapist
#18
Sep 14, 2002
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Heres some shit thats already been posted up

Castro Valley man arrested, suspect in the killing of four people in Virginia

Associated Press
Posted: 09/19/2009 08:10:42 PM PDT
Updated: 09/19/2009 10:03:11 PM PDT
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FARMVILLE, Va. — A Castro Valley man who rapped about murder in songs posted on his MySpace page was arrested Saturday by investigators who suspect him of killing four people in a central Virginia college town.
Richard Alden Samuel McCroskey, 20, was taken into custody at Richmond International Airport, where authorities believe he tried to catch a flight back to California. Officers found McCroskey asleep in the baggage claim area, said Farmville police Capt. Wade Stimpson.
McCroskey is being held in Farmville, where he faces charges of first-degree murder, grand larceny of an automobile and robbery. McCroskey is scheduled to appear in court Monday.
Officers found the bodies Friday afternoon in the home of Debra Kelley, an associate professor of sociology and criminal justice at Longwood University, school spokeswoman Gina Caldwell said Saturday.
Authorities are awaiting identification of the dead from the state medical examiner's office, but that isn't expected until Monday.
A university spokesman told the Richmond Times-Dispatch that Kelley was among the dead.
According to the Richmond newspaper, police entered the home Friday when the smell of decomposing bodies was detected. An officer went to the house after receiving a call from the concerned mother of one of the residents. Police had also gone there a day earlier to check on the residents, but were told by a man there that the inhabitants were at a
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McCroskey was immersed in the so-called horrorcore rap music scene, and recorded songs that spoke of death, murder and mutilation under the name Syko Sam. His MySpace page says he has been rapping for a few months.
One of several songs posted on his MySpace page under his stage name talks about the thrill of killing someone. A friend confirmed the site and the songs were McCroskey's.
"You're not the first, just to let you know. I've killed many people and I kill them real slow. It's the best feeling, watching their last breath. Stabbing and stabbing till there's nothing left," McCroskey sings in "My Dark Side."
One of the best-known horrorcore rappers, Pittsburg native Mario Delgado, told the Bay Area News Group that McCroskey traveled to many of his shows and sent him messages on MySpace. Delgado, who performs under the name Mars, said his violent lyrics do not condone murder.
"That's what I sing about in my music, but it's pretend," he said. "But kids like this, it alters the way they're thinking.
"It may inspire people to (kill), but normal people don't do that."
The owner of a small, independent record label that specializes in the horrorcore genre said others shouldn't judge McCroskey by what they see on his Web site or hear in his music. Andres Shrim, who owns Serial Killin Records in New Mexico and performs under the name SickTanicK, described McCroskey as a "great kid" — articulate, smart and professional.
Shrim said he has known McCroskey at least two years.
"You would never, ever imagine that kid even being a suspect," Shrim said. "If he is found to be guilty, I would be 100 percent shocked."
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