In a shocking turn of events, Jaden Dandridge, a 21-year-old man wanted for the murder of Memphis rapper Ltorian Hunt, also known as SaySo P, has been found dead in Houston. Dandridge was identified as one of the shooters in a downtown Memphis incident that resulted in Hunt’s death and left Houston rapper S. Walker injured. The shooting took place on March 22, 2025, outside the West End Hotel in Memphis and quickly escalated into a high-profile case.

Reports indicate that Dandridge was shot and 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ed just eight days after the incident, raising questions about the motives behind his return to Houston, which is nearly 600 miles from Memphis. Speculation suggests that Dandridge may have been seeking to settle debts or perhaps was brought there for other reasons. The Memphis police noted that the “war is no longer active” following Dandridge’s death, though they continue to pursue leads in the case, including a second suspect, 22-year-old Kevin Brown, who is currently wanted for first-degree murder.

The aftermath of the shooting has been tumultuous, with Dandridge’s sister taking to social media to defend her brother against rumors and to express her grief. She emphasized that he was not involved in theft and criticized the narratives surrounding his death. As the community mourns the loss of SaySo P, his mother has been vocal about the need for life insurance and financial responsibility, suggesting that her son’s tragic death could have been driven by deeper issues within their environment.

S. Walker, who survived the attack, has shared his thoughts on retaliation, stating that he wishes to honor SaySo P’s legacy instead of seeking revenge. The Memphis Police Department’s early involvement in the case has drawn attention, prompting questions about the potential federal interest in the ongoing investigation.

As the details continue to unfold, the tragic events surrounding these young artists highlight the pervasive violence affecting communities and the complex web of relationships that often lead to such outcomes. Further developments are anticipated as police work to bring those responsible to justice.