the Three Michigan men were killed Their bodies were found in an abandoned apartment complex near Detroit after authorities initially said their musical performance was not random and had nothing to do with music, Michigan State Police announced Friday.
I used MSP Twitter to update the audience on the case involving Armani Kelly, Montoya Givens and Dante Wicker, acknowledging that there have been rumors on social media about the investigation and that some parts will be kept confidential.
“No one is in custody for his murder. This murder was not random and had nothing to do with the music or the show,” the tweets read.
The MSP added, “This was an incident of gang violence. There are other people who know the details and we want them to come forward.”
It was initially reported that the trio was supposed to perform in January at Detroit’s 31st Hall, but their show was canceled due to equipment problems, according to police, and they never made it. A teenager was arrested after their disappearance, who was driving a car linked to one of them.
In February, their bodies were found in a building on the corner of McNichols and Log Cabin in Highland Park, a city about 10 minutes from Detroit. The cause of death and motive have not been released.
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