Drill Rapper Faces Life in Jail After Bragging About Murder in Song Lyrics

Published on December 13, 2023

A popular drill rapper is facing life in jail after being convicted of murder following a trial which heard he made a song a few weeks later which contained incriminating evidence about a gun used in the killing which even the police did not know at the time. Kammar Henry-Richards performed under the name Kay-O and one of his most popular songs was Laughing Stock, which featured other rappers Smokes, Billy Billions, DA and Unknown T. On Thursday, a jury at the Old Bailey delivered the last of its verdicts in the trial of five men for the murder of Kacey Boothe, 25, a member of the London Fields gang who was shot dead outside a community centre in east London where a child’s first birthday party was being held on Aug. 13, 2022....

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