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Lil' Wayne Gets Mobbed At Concert[Video]? Plus, Was There Foul Play Involved With Static Majors Sudden Death?

Posted on March 18, 2008 10:00 AM

Lil' Wayne is back in the rumor mill once again. Apparently a recent concert abroad lead to a sudden cancellation of Wayne's tour. I got the video below.

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My source told me that someone from the crowd threw a bottle at Wayne that hit him in the abdomen. After a few moments Wayne decided to cancel the entire show, and that's when the crowd really got ill.

Y'all remember Static Major's sudden passing? Well I hear that there's some new developments arising.

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According to a SOHH Staffer who made some calls this is what they dug up:

Static Major’s brother-in-law recently posted a statement on his Myspace blog blaming a Louisville, Kentucky hospital for the producer’s untimely death last month. Digglera recounts the story on his blog, saying that on the day before Static died, he was feeling sick and wanted to go to the hospital.

“He had a virus. I, still don't know what the name of this virus was, but it was not a life-threatening issue, I do know. This particular virus affects the muscles, throat (quivering of the voice), as well as, causes drooping of the eye,” Digglera wrote in his statement. “He had no history of illnesses or anything of that nature.”

When Static was admitted to the hospital, Digglera said doctors administered medicine to him through a shunt.

“Though, he didn't want the shunt, the doctors insisted that he treat it this way. The treatment was a form of dialysis to filter the blood of the virus,” Digglera said. “He called his mom and told her, ‘Mama, something doesn't feel right. It hurts.’”

Digglera said doctors removed the shunt and that’s when the problem began.

“When the doctor's were made aware that the shunt was hurting him, they took it out …it was over! When taking the shunt out, they took it out in the wrong manner that resulted in damaging the artery. He bled to death!,” Digglera said. “They killed my brother, his wife's husband, his kids' father, his mom's son, and the world's musical inspiration.”

In his blog, Digglera goes onto to encourage readers to not put off for tomorrow what can be done today, “tomorrow isn’t promised.” He also promised to continue writing about Static Major and what he sees as Baptist East’s negligence.

Could medial negligence have been the cause? It seems that all calls to Baptist East have yet to be returned!

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