Rapper MoneySign Suede dies in state prison stabbing
Authorities and his lawyer say rapper MoneySign Suede has died after being stabbed in a shower at a California prison.
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Authorities and his lawyer say rapper MoneySign Suede has died after being stabbed in a shower at a California prison.
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"To look like me and sound like me is to have all the gifts of the culture, the gods, the fates, and the people I've loved, and loved me in return."
