FBG DUCK'S KILLERS EXPOSED THEMSELVES… AND THE FEDS WERE WATCHING

On 4 August 2020, Chicago rapper FBG Duck (Carlton Weekly, 26) was shot dead on Oak Street in the Gold Coast while he was shopping for his son's birthday. According to the FBI, it took about fifteen seconds. It took more than a year for anyone to be charged. When the case came, much of it was built from things the men left behind: cars tracked by city cameras a .357 casing wedged under a windshield a handwritten note listing Instagram and Facebook accounts a car handed back to a dealership texts sent within the hour a phone call that a store security guard secretly filmed This case file covers: what the jury heard what prosecutors alleged but never proved (the King Von "bounty") what Lil Durk has and hasn't been charged with what LaSheena Weekly's lawsuit claims one part of the case that, as of September 2026, we still can't find on the public record: the sentencing Important: Six men were convicted on 17 Jan 2024 of murder in aid of racketeering and conspiracy. That verdict is fact. The bounty claims come from a cooperating witness's testimony and from a police informant. They are allegations, not a jury finding. King Von was never charged in Duck's death. Lil Durk has never been charged in Duck's death; he appears in the trial filings only as "Individual E". LaSheena Weekly's lawsuit claims are allegations. The case is pending. Please don't post accusations in the comments. CHAPTERS 0:00 Cold open: "I'm like a ghost" 0:25 The case file in 30 seconds 1:09 Fifteen seconds on Oak Street 3:06 Tookaville vs. O Block 5:31 The trail they left 7:37 The call 9:09 The feed became the file 10:34 The names: King Von and Lil Durk 12:08 Six verdicts 13:33 The blank page 15:08 Close Sources: Chicago Sun-Times (trial coverage 2023–2024, 2020 and 2022 reporting), FBI affidavit via NBC 5 Chicago and FOX 32 Chicago, ABC 7 Chicago, CBS Chicago, WGN News, NBC 5 Chicago, FOX 32 Chicago, The Trace / Block Club Chicago (EMS response, Jan 2025), Complex, Variety, HotNewHipHop, U.S. Attorney's Office N.D. Illinois (Nov 2021 update). Footage credited on screen: ABC 7 Chicago, CBS Chicago, WGN News, NBC 5 Chicago, FOX 32 Chicago, VladTV (FBG Duck and LaSheena Weekly interviews), No Jumper, the official videos for "Slide" (dir. Rickee Arts) and "Chicago Legends", Rich Celenza (Oak Street). Used for news reporting, criticism and commentary. Maps: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Music: "Hitman", "Lightless Dawn", "Dark Times", "Shadowlands 4 - Breath", "Static Motion", "Deep Haze", "Crypto", "Redletter", "Echoes of Time v2", "Anguish" and "Rising Tide" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons BY 4.0. Narration is AI-generated. #TrapDossier #FBGDuck #OBlock #ChicagoDrill #KingVon #TrueCrime