Pop Smoke's murder suspect, Corey Walker, has been sentenced for his role in the rapper's fatal 2020 shooting. Walker accepted a plea deal from prosecutors at a hearing two weeks ago, pleading guilty ...

The only adult charged in the murder of rapper Pop Smoke will go to trial next year. Corey Walker, along with three minors, were allegedly involved in killing the Dior singer, whose real name is ...

Pop Smoke’s killer has officially been sentenced to 29 years in prison. For his role in the killing, Rolling Stone reports that Corey Walker pleaded guilty to home invasion robbery with a gun, gang ...

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Corey Walker, the only adult charged in the murder of Pop Smoke, issued an apology to the late rapper’s family before being sentenced to 29 years in prison on Friday (February 21). According to ...

Corey Walker, the only adult charged in the murder of rapper Pop Smoke appeared in court on Friday. Walker, 23, had a trial readiness conference on Friday at 11:30 a.m. at the Clara Shortridge Foltz ...

Hopefully, the family of the late Pop Smoke can feel like justice has been served. The nearly five-year prosecution of the suspects involved in the 2020 murder of the late Pop Smoke has come to a ...

Cory Walker, convicted in rapper Pop Smoke’s killing, was sentenced to 29 years in prison bringing the case to an end. One of the conspirators convicted in the killing of rapper Pop Smoke was ...

One of the men responsible for Pop Smoke‘s murder was sentenced to 29 years in prison, but not before apologizing for his ...

The last of Pop Smoke’s killers has been sentenced. According to Rolling Stone, Corey Walker, the sole adult at the time of Pop Smoke’s murder, was sentenced to 29 years in prison for his role in the ...

One of the men responsible for Pop Smoke's murder was sentenced to 29 years in prison, but not before apologizing for his actions. "Even though the Jackson family isn’t here in court today, I would ...