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Report via KHOU -- HOUSTON -- The Harris County Medical Examiner's Office on Monday formally identified the child’s body found in Arkansas on Friday as Maleah Davis.
It's the news all of Houston knew but didn't want to hear.
The investigation into how she died continues at this time. Tim Miller with the volunteer search group EquuSearch said it may be impossible to determine, however.
Miller told KHOU 11 over the weekend the child's remains were left in a plastic bag that was run over by mowers.
“It was a gruesome sight. It was a terrible sight to see. It took hours gathering up body parts and evidence,” said Miller.
Medical examiners in Harris County are testing what little was left intact.
“They’re doing an autopsy to determine the cause of death. I think it’s going to be impossible,” said Miller.
The image he can’t shake is seeing a little pink barrette among the remains thrown out like trash.
Maleah's stepfather, Derion Vence, who initially claimed the child was kidnapped on May 3, remains in Harris County Jail on a charge of tampering with a corpse in connection with the child's disappearance. He is being held on a $45,000 bond.
Vence reportedly confessed to the killing when Houston activist Quanell X visited him in jail on Friday. He said "it was an accident" without indicating how the girl may have died. The Harris County District Attorney's Office is looking to file murder charges against Vence, spokesman Dane Schiller said.
"Prosecutors continue their review and are working with Houston Police," he said in a text. "Additional charges would be filed as the evidence supports doing so. We remain focused on finding the truth and delivering justice for Maleah."
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Jehovah Nissi is the latest emcee to emerge from the burgeoning Rochester, New York hip hop scene. Introduced to the business as an engineer for the likes of 38 Special and ETO, Jehovah Nissi, has decided to step into the booth to showcase his immense talent on the mic.
Jehovah's first single is titled "NY Is Back" and features Bronx native Fred The Godson.
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1. Where are we talking from today?
Answer:
L.A.
2. What would you like to accomplish in 2019?
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I would like to accomplish more business ventures.
3. What is your take on politics?
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Politics decisions affect people's daily lives so it’s important that we educate our selves on how to respond to it.
4. Where did you get your artist name from?
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QMACHETTE
I got it from me I create it by using my nickname mix with my lyrical ability.
5. Growing up, how important has music been in your life? Can you recall the moment when you decided that you wanted to be a musician? Was it an easy or difficult choice to make?
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Growing up with music was very important to me I remember when I first saw N.W.A video Straight Out of Compton at that moment I knew where I wanted to be it was an easy choice.
6. Was there ever a time when you thought about doing something else? If you weren’t a musician today, what could you see yourself doing?
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Not at first I only wanted to do music but as I mature my business intelligence pick up so I wanted to start exploring being an entrepreneur.
7. What has been the biggest surprise so far about making music in your career? What has been an unexpected or welcome challenge to it all?
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One of the biggest surprises of my career is challenges and opportunity because as an artist you have to understand how to react to them ...that will determine the outcome of your career. Stay focused and trust God.
8. What was it like putting together your EP?
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Putting together my EP was fun. It’s nothing better than doing something you love and getting paid for it..blessings.
9. Who are some of your favorite artists or rather, what musicians have continued to inspire you and your music? Who would you absolutely still love to work within the future?
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I don’t have a favorite artist I respect all artist craft and their movement. I have been blessed to have work with a few already like Gucci Mane, Trouble DTE, Bobby V , Cash Out, Young Dro , Waka Flocka, etc. In the future, I probably will link up with J Cole for my last project I’m working on.
10. What has it been like keeping up with your social media accounts and all of the different platforms? Is it hard to stay up to date on it all? What would you say is your favorite way to connect with your fans now?
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Lol I don’t be on social media like that I’m in a different place now but when I do I connect with the fans by being me .. I call it advertising my truth lol.
11. If you were going to be stranded on a deserted island, what musical item would you take with you and why?
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For me, it would be the electric guitar. The sheer power of the sound and the ability to shape it in so many ways lets me express my connection with something that’s transcendent.
12. If your music was going to be featured on any TV show that is currently on right now, which would you love it to be on? Or if you prefer, what is a movie that you love that you wish your music was featured in?
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As far as TV I will love for my music to be on a black-ish TV show I love that show or if it’s a movie I will get with the movie Next Friday because I know when that movie drops it’s going to be another classic ..s/o to Ice Cube.
13. At the end of the day, what do you hope people take away from your music?
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My music is real life experiences so I will hope people take away knowledge and wisdom from it.
14. When you are not making music what else do you enjoy to do?
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I enjoy spending time with my family and giving back by helping the elderly and the homeless.
15. Where you @ online?
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You can reach me @realqmachette Twitter
Or qmachetteytg .
Facebook /Q.Machette.Fan
Instagram/Qmachette
Music link http://smarturl.it/Qmachette
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Maverick Montana of Da Cloth teams up with Coach Parsells for a new banger titled "Corners."
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Check out the official music video for "Push the Line" from Styles P and Whispers. This is off of Styles' new album titled "SP the GOAT: Ghost of All Time."
Available now on iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/album/s-p-the-goat-ghost-of-all-time/1459307524
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NEW RELEASE: MAY 31
Kipp Piles aka Mr Smooth Operator has done it again with his new release “Mr. Steal Your Girl” which is a follow up of his hit “That’s Bae”. Catch this slick hook and catchy lyrical masterpiece on all digital outlets and on a variety of radio stations throughout the U.S.
BOOKING: kipppiles @gmail.com
Download: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7qsp8b1BCkZ1qYCduqDHA5?si=Y9O3-aAXQeihrJcxOCt3ZA
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Check out the official music video for "Black Sunday" from Black Soprano Family (BSF) artist RJ Payne, formerly known as Reign Man. This Sev Dee-produced banger is off of RJ's new "Leatherface" album.
Cop "Leatherface" now at https://iamrjpayne.com/music
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(Yahoo Sports) -- NEW YORK — Anthony Joshua came to Madison Square Garden to win over U.S boxing fans they way he had mesmerized the entire United Kingdom.
Or so he thought.
Four knockdowns later, he was an ex-champion and another in a long line of failed British heavyweights, a line only temporarily interrupted by the reign of Lennox Lewis.
It may not have been Buster Douglas upsetting Mike Tyson, but in its own way, Andy Ruiz Jr’s seventh-round TKO of the previously unbeaten Joshua was every bit as shocking.
A prohibitive underdog and an almost comically rotund physical specimen, Ruiz climbed off the canvas to drop Joshua twice in the third round, and twice more in the seventh. Referee Michael Griffin stopped the scheduled 12-round bout at 1:26 of the round with Joshua leaning against a neutral corner, a sick smile of disbelief on his face.
That smile mirrored the mood of the overwhelmingly pro-Joshua crowd, some 7,000 or so who came over from the U.K. to cheer on their latest boxing idol. For one night, they transformed Madison Square Garden into either a very small soccer stadium or a very large and raucous British pub.
But by the end of the bout, their cheering and singing had devolved into a stunned murmur.
Joshua, a chiseled 6-6, 248 pounds, had been exposed and humiliated by a challenger with the body of Lou Costello.
And when Joshua, still wearing a bemused smirk on his face, spoke into the ringside microphone, he was booed by the crowd that had come to cheer him.
Not only did Joshua lose his for title belts and his aura of invincibility, but also the prospect of a megabout against Deontay Wilder, his American counterpart.
Joshua’s U.S. debut came in his 23rd professional fight. He was defending his slices of the heavyweight title — Wilder has the other one — and although he gave away more than 20 pounds to the 5-11 Ruiz, enjoyed massive advantages in height, reach and athletic ability.
It was Joshua’s fourth fight since he burst onto the scene in April 2017 with an impressive 11th-round TKO of defending champion Wladimir Klitschko before 90,000 fans at Wembley Stadium, a fight in which Joshua overcame a sixth-round knockdown to outlast his 40-year-old opponent. Joshua had been decidedly less spectacular in his ensuing three fights — a 10th-round TKO of Carlos Takam in October 2017, a unanimous decision over Joseph Parker in March 2018, and a seventh-round TKO of Alexander Povetkin in his most recent fight last September.
But in addition to his unbeaten record and impressive physique, it was Joshua’s ability to see tickets in the U.K. that makes him an especially attractive opponent for Wilder. The Takam and Parker fights drew 80,000 fans to Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, and his defense against Povetkin once again sold out Wembley.
Ruiz was a late substitute, only signed for the fight in late April after Joshua’s original opponent, Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller was disqualified after failing multiple pre-fight drug tests, Luis Ortiz priced himself out of the bout and Adam Kownacki turned it down.
Ruiz, who had lost a close decision to Parker in 2016 in his only other fight against a ranked heavyweight, jumped at the opportunity to make by far the largest payday of his career, believed to be in the range of $2.5 million.
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Looks like Lil Reese might have become the latest rapper to fall victim to violence in Chicago.
On Saturday, June 1, rival Chi-town rapper Hittz posted photos on his IG page showing a someone who looks like Reese caught in a bad situation.
"This is what happens when the so called 'Chiraq Grim Reaper' @reesemoney300 plays with the wrong people." Hittz captioned the Instagram post. "He ends up beat up, shittin on his self and getting all his lil money took out his pocket. That fake tough shit never get you nowhere."
Hittz says footage of the confrontation could be released at some point.
Story developing ...
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Out Right Now on Tidal, Deezer, iTunes and Spotify
Original Hot Boy Turk has to be one of the hardest working artists in the game today. He consistently cranks out high quality new material. With that in mind, check out Turk's fire collaboration with Fiend and PrimeTime titled "No Limit Cash Money."
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