Masked rapper Gaboro, 23, shot dead in gruesome livestream execution as Sweden torn apart by bloody gangland violence
As the murderer livestreamed the brutal execution, a well-known Swedish rapper was shot and killed in a parking lot.
The savage killing of 23-year-old masked gangster rap artist Gaboro marks the fourth brutal death of a musician in Sweden in recent years, as the nation is being torn apart by gangland violence.
The moment the assassin exits a vehicle and starts shooting in the city of Norrk ping is captured in terrifying video.
In the silent parking lot, Gaboro seems to have been making his way to a car of his own when he was viciously attacked.
As the rapper tries to flee behind the parked car, about six shots are fired straight at his back.
With the gun still aimed straight at the rapper, the murderer pursues Gaboro after he is hit by a lethal bullet that sends him to the concrete floor.
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The attacker can be seen attempting to drag the downed Gaboro’s corpse across the ground as he pleads for compassion.
After covering his face and lying on his side, the Swedish celebrity begged the insane shooter to spare his life.
Gaboro is left dead in the parking lot when the last two lethal bullets are fired a short while later.
The lone shooter then leaves the crime site after happily filming the terrifying experience.
Even though Gaboro was just 23 years old, he already had a sizable fan base.
His popular song Suavemente has received about 11 million plays on Spotify, and his profile boasts over 222,000 monthly listeners.
In 2022, he published his first single, and a year later, his debut album.
Social media has already seen footage of Gaboro’s killing, and many people are alarmed by the murder’s savagery.
Gangster rappers have already been the target of several horrifying attacks in Sweden in recent years.
Award recipient C. Gambino was killed in an ambush strike in June.
The 26-year-old masked artist was critically wounded when gunmen opened fire on him when he was parked in a Gothenburg garage.
One of Sweden’s most renowned and prosperous artists was C. Gambino.
His popular albums, such as In Memory of Some Stand Up Guys and Sin City, were at the top of the Swedish music charts.
In May, he took home the coveted Hip-Hop Artist of the Year Grammy from Sweden.
A 2019 gangland shooting also claimed the life of Rozh Shamal, a fellow rapper who was 23 years old.
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He passed just a few years before 19-year-old musician Einar was shot and killed at close range.
At the time of his execution-style murder, he was the most streamed artist in Sweden on Spotify.
Inside Sweden’s crime-riddled underworld
Gang activity has taken over parts of Sweden, where there have been executions, bombings, and young soldiers tearing through the streets.
Innocent people have been shot dead in recent years as a once-safe and tranquil nation has become a twisted haven for gangsters.
Gang violence has been a problem in Sweden for many years, but the most recent uptick has been fueled by infamous drug lords known as Kurdish Fox and The Greek.
Police are always ready to stop violent killings and explosions.
If my family is in risk, then everyone’s family is in danger, a gang member told public broadcaster SVT.
Fearing a widespread escalation, the nation’s officials even prepared their forces for deployment over the summer.
In fact, since 2019, Sweden has seen the highest number of child murder prosecutions.
The majority of the violence occurs in major cities such as Uppsala, Malm, Gothenburg, and Stockholm.
A tourism evaluation has even named Malm one of the most gang-crime-prone cities in Northern Europe.
According to Swedish criminologist Manne Gerell, a senior lecturer at Malm University, gunshots and bombs are common in the city, as he previously told the Financial Times.
“It almost seems random,” he remarked, adding that anyone, anywhere, could experience it. It becomes more like terrorism as a result.
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