Project Pat's son killed in Imogene Heights shooting
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Project Pat's son died after being shot in Imogene Heights, FOX13 confirmed on Thursday. FOX13 learned that 21-year-old Patrick Houston Jr. died in the Imogene Heights shooting on January 10. Houston was the son of Memphis rapper Project Pat, whose real name is Patrick Houston.
Tragic Loss: Project Pat’s Son, Patrick Houston Jr., Reportedly Killed in Tennessee Shooting
Project Pat’s son, Patrick Houston Jr., was tragically shot and killed in his hometown of Memphis, Tennessee. According to a report from TMZ, the 21-year-old was found dead on January 10 in a park located in Imogene Heights,
Rapper Project Pat’s Son Shot and Killed in Tennessee Park
Tragedy struck the Memphis hip-hop community as Patrick Houston Jr., the 21-year-old son of acclaimed rapper Project Pat and nephew of Three 6 Mafia co-founder Juicy J, lost his life in a shooting at a local park.
Project Pat’s 21-Year-Old Son Shot Dead in Memphis Park
The 21-year-old son of Project Pat and nephew of Juicy J, Patrick Houston Jr, was recently shot and killed in a Memphis Park.
Who Was Patrick Houston Jr, Rapper Project Pat's Son Shot Dead In Tennessee?
Patrick Houston Jr., son of rapper Project Pat and Alicia Evans-Houston, was fatally shot on January 10 in Memphis, Tennessee, near Charjean Park. Houston Jr, 21, was pronounced dead at the scene. Neither Project Pat nor Juicy J,
Project Pat’s Son, Patrick Houston Jr., Dead At 21 Following Memphis Shooting
Project Pat’s son, Patrick Houston Jr., has passed away after being the victim of a shooting in his hometown of Memphis. According to FOX 13 Memphis, Houston Jr., 21, was gunned down earlier this month,
Project Pat’s Son Reportedly Dies At 21 After Tennessee Shooting
Rapper Project Pat’s son has tragically died at the age of 21. Reports indicate that Patrick Earl Houston Jr. was shot at a Tennessee park. Memphis police have shared that the shooting occurred in the Imogene Heights neighborhood just after 1 PM last Friday.
Project Pat’s Son Reportedly Fatally Shot in Memphis Neighborhood
Patrick Houston Jr., the 21-year-old son of Memphis rap legend Project Pat, was tragically shot and killed last week in a Memphis park. The incident took place in the historic […] The post Project Pat’s Son Reportedly Fatally Shot in Memphis Neighborhood appeared first on Baller Alert.
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