Young Dolph Memorial Removed From The Site Where Rapper Was Killed
Four months to the day Young Dolph was gunned down in front of Makeda’s Cookies, his memorial was officially taken down on Thursday. It had been announced earlier this month that Dolph’s memorial would be removed from the site where he was killed, which sparked backlash however, it looks like that time has unfortunately come.
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According to Fox News, since Makeda’s Cookies decided not to reopen, the building owner decided to remove the memorial. The only thing left is the posters on the walls of what used to be the cookie shop.
Now despite all the balloons, flowers and candles that has didn’t stop Dolph fans from still coming to the site. While speaking with the outlet, some of his fans shared how they feel about it: “I don’t think they should take this down,” said Dannielle Griffin Noell. “I think they should make it a museum or something like the Trap Museum in Atlanta.”
This latest news on the rapper comes just days after the West Tennessee Regional Forensic Center released the autopsy report the Memphis rapper, revealing that he was shot a total of 22 times.
As it was previously reported, Dolph, whose real name is Adolph Thorton Jr., was killed November 17 in a shooting at Makeda’s Butter Cookies on Airways. He was just 36-years old.
Suspects Cornelius Smith and Justin Johnson were later arrested for the crime. Both have plead guilty. They are both set for a hearing on March 24.
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