Masked rapper Gaboro, 23, shot dead in gruesome livestream execution as Sweden torn apart by bloody gangland violence
A POPULAR Swedish rapper has been gunned down in a parking lot as the killer livestreamed the bloody execution.
Around six rounds are fired directly at the rapper's back as he attempts to escape behind the parked motor. Moments later, the final two fatal bullets are unleashed - leaving Gaboro lifeless in the parking lot.Carabao Cup semi-finals CONFIRMED as Tottenham get horror draw after beating UtdHe released his first track back in 2022 with his debut album coming out a year later.
Innocent bystanders have been gunned down in recent years as a country that was once deemed peaceful and safe turned into a twisted gangster's paradise.One gang member told public broadcaster SVT “If my family is in danger, everyone’s family is in danger”.
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