Tracklist: 01. Picking Up The Pieces 02. Dopeman Music (Feat. B. James And Monk Kaza) 03. Lyrical Assault (Feat. Malice And Mr. Lo Key) 04. FaSho Money (Skit) 05. Gwap (Feat. B. James And Monk Kaza) 06. Get Lost (Feat. B. James, Monk Kaza, And Rodney Gant) 07. The N Word 08. The Ghetto Report (Feat. B. James And Monk Kaza) 09. 2 The Beat (Feat. B. James And Monk Kaza) 10. Wanted 11. Hustle Game 12. Riff Raff (Skit) 13. In my Blood (Feat. B. James) 14. Bad Man (Feat. Papa Reu)
The victim was found in her apartment by her friend Alisa Allen. Her chest had been torn open and a three-inch blade was found broken off in her shoulder blade. Tooth marks were found on her face and on her lungs, which had been torn from her chest. Eyewitnesses reported that when Singleton was picked up by police, he was naked, covered in blood, standing in the middle of the street and staring at the sky. A medical examination performed shortly after his capture found human flesh in his stomach which was not his own.
On November 7, 2003, Singleton was sentenced to life in prison. He had been convicted of murder and aggravated mayhem the previous June after pleading not guilty by reason of insanity at the time of the murder. The court ruled that his intoxication and plea of insanity were not satisfactory reasons for committing the crime.
Ysais' mother, Carolyn Stinson, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Black Market Records, Singleton's record label. The label, in similar fashion, has put out albums for X-Raided while he was awaiting trial and eventually convicted of murder (Xorcist, Unforgiven, Vol. 1, etc.). The suit charged that the label had provided Singleton with drugs "to encourage [him] to act out in an extreme violent manner so as to make him more marketable as a 'gangster rap' artist."
"Part of what makes a Gangster Rap artist marketable is the fact that the artist is a current ongoing participant in violent gang activities," the lawsuit said.
Star Wars enthusiasts from several countries gathered at Finse on the weekend to celebrate the 30 years since the premiere of "The Empire Strikes Back" was largely shot at Finse.
And the meeting is more than the usual fans of the six movies a long epic.
There is talk of 501st Legion, Nordic Garrison, the Nordic branch of the union whose members set the exact replicas of the costumes from the Star Wars movies. 501st is also called "Darth Vader's Fist" and is also looking like an army in the movies, but not in the three earliest.
Most a far guests at Finse on the weekend was a trio from Los Angeles.