In a case that has left a family searching for answers, 29-year-old Edward Reeves, a male rapper known in the music world as Bambino Gold, was found dead in November 2017. His death is being investigated as a double homicide, along with his 30-year-old cousin, Kendrick Stokes. The two men were last seen in Montgomery, Alabama, on November 5, 2017, before they were reported missing two days later.
Their trip from Atlanta to their hometown of Montgomery took a tragic turn, leaving investigators to piece together their final days.
The search for Reeves and Stokes came to a grim conclusion when their bodies were discovered in a wooded area in Macon County, near Shorter, Alabama. The discoveries were made on consecutive days, with Reeves's body found on November 17th and Stokes's body located about four miles away on November 18th. Authorities believe that the men were not killed at the location where their bodies were found, suggesting they were placed there after their deaths. This detail has been a central point in the ongoing investigation, as law enforcement works to retrace the cousins' last known movements.
In the months following the discovery, the investigation has spanned across multiple states, including Alabama and Georgia. Law enforcement officials have offered a reward for any information that could lead to a break in the case. Investigators have indicated that Reeves and Stokes were on their way to a meeting when they were last seen alive, a meeting which they believe could be connected to their deaths. While a person of interest was questioned early in the investigation, no arrests have been made, and no suspects have been publicly named. The case remains unsolved, leaving the families of Edward Reeves and Kendrick Stokes waiting for justice.
