King Von’s cousin, Baylo, got the 3-hour YouTube documentary claiming King Von was a serial killer with 10+ bodies removed

King Von’s cousin Baylo got the 3-hour YouTube documentary claiming King Von was a serial killer with 10+ bodies removed. (Read More Here).

The creator put it on a website & is charging to access it. He wasn’t in a gang and didn’t participate in any gang activity.

All of King Von’s alleged bodies according to a new 4 hour documentary on YouTube.

100K Track, manager of the late King Von, confirmed in an Instagram post that a film about the Only The Family signee is already in the works.

“I can’t wait till your movie come out @kingvonfrmdao,” he wrote in the caption. “@edgaresteves hurry up. some people die and the world forget but your name gone live For Generations.”

As fans know, Von was gunned down outside of an Atlanta nightclub in November 2020. His death was met with tributes from peers and requests to stream his music as he owned his masters.

“He had an album release party [in Atlanta]. It was a great night. His album [Welcome to O’Block] dropped,” said 100K. “He was streaming really high. Everybody came out. It was in Atlanta, so he flew half of his Chicago homeboys and family out. It was a great environment. It was so good, he didn’t want to go back to the hotel. That’s when we ended up going to the after-hours spot. Unfortunately, we learned that night that it’s best to have a great time and call it a night.”

As fans know, Von was gunned down outside of an Atlanta nightclub in November 2020. His death was met with tributes from peers and requests to stream his music as he owned his masters.

Fans recently marveled at the Chicago lyricist’s work ethic and shouted out the late rapper – who was gunned down outside of an Atlanta hookah lounge in 2020 – after the music video for “Too Real” dropped on March 7 with Von alive and well shooting a flamethrower.

100K Track has been busy recently managing YNW Melly, whose first-degree murder trial started with jury selections earlier this month. The Florida rapper potentially faces the death penalty if convicted.

“Shout out to my little brother Melly, you know what I’m saying. Y’all pray for that boy,” Track told the Tippie Toe Podcast on Thursday (April 7). “Send your prayers. We don’t need no negative energy. If you a YNW Melly fan, ain’t no lawyer, judge, prosecutor bigger than God.”