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Former UCF Knights football player killed by XXXTentacion’s rap partner Tankhead666

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Damond Talbot
February 11, 2020

Tankhead666 on the left killed former UCF player Jose Trimaine in Miami on Friday according to Police records.

Jose Trimaine, a 6-foot-3 former University of Central Florida player, tragically lost his life on Friday after a shooting in the Miami area.

According to posts on Facebook, former @UCF_Football player Jose Jose (@FatPapiEscobars) has passed away. He played in the early 2010s. Was always popular with fans and teammates. After football, he had a rap career going by the stage name, "Fat Papi Escobars." R.I.P. ? pic.twitter.com/UjhPWJhGAG
— Brandon Helwig (@UCFSports) February 8, 2020

Police began a manhunt to look for Lynwood Walker III. He would flee to another state after the shooting, but would soon be caught and brought back to Miami-Dade County.

Lynwood Walker III aka Tankhead666 was a friend of deceased and murdered rapper XXXTentacion.

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