Pop Smoke Killer Says: the day they took Pop smoke life “It Was a Regular Robbery, Not a Setup”



Recently, one of the individuals involved in the incident has come forward to shed some light on what really happened.

According to the statement from one of the perpetrators, the day they took out Pop Smoke was meant to be just a regular robbery. This revelation comes as a shock to many who believed there was a deeper conspiracy or setup involved. The individual, whose identity remains anonymous due to ongoing legal proceedings, insists that the intention was never to end Pop Smoke's life.

“We didn't go there to kill anyone,” he said during an interview. “It was supposed to be just another robbery.”

The robbery, which took place on February 19, 2020, turned fatal when things spiraled out of control. The robbers, who broke into the Hollywood Hills home where Pop Smoke was staying, did not expect the situation to escalate as it did.

We were just trying to get some valuables and leave,” the individual continued. “It all happened so fast. No one expected it to end the way it did.”

The statement further elaborates on how a misunderstanding during the robbery led to the tragic shooting. Pop Smoke, whose real name was Bashar Barakah Jackson, was confronted by the intruders and, in the chaos, shots were fired. The individual involved claimed there was no prior knowledge that Pop Smoke would be there and that they were not targeting him specifically.

Pop Smoke's death has left a significant void in the music industry. Known for his unique voice and drill music, he was on the verge of becoming one of the biggest names in hip-hop. His posthumous albums have been well-received, keeping his legacy alive among fans and new listeners alike.

As the legal processes continue, the individuals involved are reflecting on their actions. The perpetrator expressed regret over the incident and the pain it has caused Pop Smoke's family, friends, and fans.

“It wasn't supposed to go down like that,” he reiterated. “I wish things had turned out differently.”

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