Four men have been charged in the February 2021 murders of Leila and Tony Lewis—the grandparents of rapper HoneyKomb Brazy.

Fox 10 reports, 43-year-old convicted drug kingpin Darrin Jamark “DD” Southall, Terrance Sanchez Watkins, 25, and Jamarcus Devonta Chambers, 29, allegedly committed these murders with a fourth suspect who is currently unknown. The murders tha took place in Alabama’s Happy Hill community went unsolved for a year. The four gunmen are accused of  opening fire on the victims home and causing an explosion. Leila Lewis died as a result of the fire itself, per Mobile County Assistant District Attorney Louis Walker.

Fans are pointing out that HoneyKomb Brazy once took to instagram to post pitcures of him sharing a cell with Southall.

 

On Friday, Southall had already been sentenced to 35 years over drug and escape convictions after pleading guilty in November to possess with intent distribute cocaine, possession with intent to distribute cocaine and conspiracy to commit money laundering, and reportedly admitted to running a $24 million drug empire.