Lil Marlo‘s household is demanding solutions from authorities, 5 years after the rapper was brutally gunned down, with nobody ever being charged for the crime.

Now, his father, Rudolph Johnson, is demanding solutions for the reason that cops haven’t made a single arrest associated to the murder.

The Hip-Hop artist, born Rudolph Simmons Johnson IV, was only 30 when police found him shot to death inside a wrecked car on Interstate 285 near the Benjamin E. Mays Drive overpass on July 11, 2020.

Investigators imagine he was focused, however 5 years later, the case stays open, with no suspects in custody.

“We haven’t had closure yet,” Johnson advised FOX 5 Atlanta. “It’s been a hard five years.”

The Quality Control music signee had been within the studio the night time he was killed. Around 11:30 P.M., somebody opened hearth as he drove, inflicting his car to crash. His demise left behind three kids, now between the ages of 8 and 12.

“His mother called me and said, ‘Rudy is gone. He’s gone! He’s gone!’” Johnson stated. “I wouldn’t want to believe it. I didn’t believe it and I couldn’t believe it.”

Lil Marlo, whose music was gaining traction in Atlanta’s Hip-Hop scene, had ambitions past music. According to his father, he needed to make use of his platform to uplift his neighborhood and supply for his household.

“He wanted to use that to make things better, not just for him and his family, but also his community where he was from,” Johnson stated.

Despite the case’s excessive profile and repeated media protection, the investigation has stalled.

FOX 5 Atlanta reported that the Atlanta Police Department didn’t reply to a number of inquiries this week in regards to the case’s standing.

“We’re not gonna let this situation slide under the rug,” Johnson stated. “I’m gonna get out and do whatever I can to make noise so that this case can be solved.”

The Fulton County Medical Examiner confirmed the rapper’s demise, however the lack of motion within the case has left Johnson annoyed. His name for justice echoes the voices of many households throughout Atlanta nonetheless ready for solutions in unsolved killings.

“I just don’t understand how or why,” Johnson stated.

He continues to induce anybody with info to come back ahead and phone Atlanta police, hoping that somebody will lastly break the silence.

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