Who is Kenjuan McDaniel, Nevada rapper arrested for murder after implicating himself in music video?

Kenjuan McDaniel, a 25-year-old Nevada rapper was captured on murder allegations
He supposedly ensnared himself in the wrongdoing in a music video
He shared subtleties that main an executioner might have known, police said

A 25-year-old Nevada rapper was captured on murder accusations he supposedly ensnared himself in the wrongdoing in a music video where he shared subtleties that main an executioner might have known, police said.

Who is Kenjuan McDaniel?

Kenjuan McDaniel was captured by the police on August 29. As indicated by the police, verses of one of his as of late posted music recordings included insights regarding a 2021 homicide that he had absolutely not a chance of knowing as they had not been freely delivered, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police said.

Kenjuan McDaniel, 25, was arrested on August 29 after police said lyrics in one of his recent music videos included details about a murder that had not been publicly released

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“I be the justification for why he’s dead, we actually insult him when he die, not the explanation he’s dead, so praise the motivation behind why his momma cry,” the verses of McDaniel’s tune Fadee Free read. The police said that these words embroiled the rapper, as indicated by a warrant got by KVUU.

“Left the vehicle, turn around on feet, the savviest method for sliding, drove in, twofold lock yo man, ensure you get yo body’,” was one more verse connected to the homicide in a similar melody. It purportedly discussed a man being gunned down in his loft after a clear contention.

The video of the tune portrayed McDaniel and his associates’ appearances changing into devilish skeletal looks. The rapper additionally purportedly carried on developments in the video that police said were “steady with proof at the scene.”

“The facts accumulated during the examination were acquired independently from the music video,” police said. “The music video further approved the consequences of the examination.”

In mid-July McDaniel’s video was first transferred to YouTube. It was found by an investigator presently.

“Investigators noticed the music video bore an adequate degree of comparability to the subtleties of the homicide,” the warrant read. “This incorporates the reality, that Kenjuan admitted to the homicide in his verses. Subtleties given by Kenjuan in his music video were not delivered to general society and wouldn’t be widely known.”

McDaniels showed up in court on Thursday.