Mars
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It is a real sicc album, I have the limited edition one with only 200 were pressed and the the LP too with more tracks than the first. He had earlier CDs "Slaughterhouse" and S.I.D.S but are out of issue I believe.
As for Some Girls Deserve to Die, it is a mystery when it will be released but I read this about it
SAN QUENTIN, Calif. — The death row inmate convicted of kidnapping and murdering 12-year-old Polly Klaas more than a decade ago overdosed on opiates in his prison cell but was revived, prison officials said.
Richard Allen Davis, 52, was found unconscious Sunday in his San Quentin State Prison cell and was treated at the prison infirmary and a local hospital, prison spokesman Vernell Crittendon said Monday.
Davis was returned to his cell hours after the incident and was "doing fine" Monday, Crittendon said.
It was not clear whether the overdose was accidental but is said that Davis was distraught over the delayed release of "Some Girls Deserve to Die" by bay area controversial rapper "Mars"
As for Some Girls Deserve to Die, it is a mystery when it will be released but I read this about it
SAN QUENTIN, Calif. — The death row inmate convicted of kidnapping and murdering 12-year-old Polly Klaas more than a decade ago overdosed on opiates in his prison cell but was revived, prison officials said.
Richard Allen Davis, 52, was found unconscious Sunday in his San Quentin State Prison cell and was treated at the prison infirmary and a local hospital, prison spokesman Vernell Crittendon said Monday.
Davis was returned to his cell hours after the incident and was "doing fine" Monday, Crittendon said.
It was not clear whether the overdose was accidental but is said that Davis was distraught over the delayed release of "Some Girls Deserve to Die" by bay area controversial rapper "Mars"
EastBayDen said:
As for Some Girls Deserve to Die, it is a mystery when it will be released but I read this about it
SAN QUENTIN, Calif. — The death row inmate convicted of kidnapping and murdering 12-year-old Polly Klaas more than a decade ago overdosed on opiates in his prison cell but was revived, prison officials said.
Richard Allen Davis, 52, was found unconscious Sunday in his San Quentin State Prison cell and was treated at the prison infirmary and a local hospital, prison spokesman Vernell Crittendon said Monday.
Davis was returned to his cell hours after the incident and was "doing fine" Monday, Crittendon said.
It was not clear whether the overdose was accidental but is said that Davis was distraught over the delayed release of "Some Girls Deserve to Die" by bay area controversial rapper "Mars"
SAN QUENTIN, Calif. — The death row inmate convicted of kidnapping and murdering 12-year-old Polly Klaas more than a decade ago overdosed on opiates in his prison cell but was revived, prison officials said.
Richard Allen Davis, 52, was found unconscious Sunday in his San Quentin State Prison cell and was treated at the prison infirmary and a local hospital, prison spokesman Vernell Crittendon said Monday.
Davis was returned to his cell hours after the incident and was "doing fine" Monday, Crittendon said.
It was not clear whether the overdose was accidental but is said that Davis was distraught over the delayed release of "Some Girls Deserve to Die" by bay area controversial rapper "Mars"