In the late autumn of 2009, the life of 14-year-old Gekill 'G-Will' Robertson was tragically cut short in his hometown of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. A middle school student with a passion for basketball and rapping, Gekill was known by those close to him as a smart and vibrant young man. On the morning of Monday, November 30, 2009, he was found, the victim of gun violence.
The abrupt and violent end to such a young life left a void in the community and a deep wound in the hearts of his
family. He was survived by his sister and three brothers, along with his grandparents and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. His mother had preceded him in death. The family gathered to lay him to rest, holding a funeral service on Saturday, December 19, 2009, before his interment in Gilberts Cemetery.
In the years that have passed since Gekill's death, many questions surrounding the circumstances of his killing remain unanswered. Despite the initial shock and grief that rippled through the Baton Rouge community, information regarding any potential suspects or arrests in the case has not been publicly released. The investigation into the death of Gekill Robertson has yielded no publicly available details about who may have been responsible for the teenager's death.
The case of Gekill 'G-Will' Robertson remains a painful unsolved homicide, a stark reminder of a young life full of promise that was extinguished far too soon. With no suspects identified or brought to justice, his family and community have been left to grapple with the enduring pain of their loss and the absence of closure. The narrative of his life, filled with a love for music and sports, is tragically overshadowed by the unresolved nature of his death.
