Ramone "Peanut II" McKissick, a 19-year-old from Long Beach, California, was tragically shot and killed on November 15, 1995. McKissick, who was a member of the Denver Lane Blood gang, was fatally shot at 642 W. 108th Street. His death was part of a series of violent incidents involving gang members in the mid-1990s.
The investigation into McKissick's murder revealed that he was killed by Bruce Millsap, a member of the Carson Crips gang.
Millsap, along with his accomplice Kendrick Loot, was involved in a string of violent crimes, including multiple murders and armed robberies. Millsap was found guilty of McKissick's murder, along with several other killings, and was sentenced to eight death sentences and 200 years in prison. Loot, who was also implicated in McKissick's murder, received the death penalty and two additional life sentences without the possibility of parole.
The case against Millsap and Loot was part of a larger investigation into a series of brutal crimes committed by the Carson Crips gang. The two men were convicted of multiple murders, including the killing of armored car guards and witnesses. Their crimes were characterized by extreme violence and a lack of remorse, leading to their harsh sentences. The investigation and subsequent trials highlighted the dangerous and violent nature of gang activity in the area during that time.
