Aug.21 at 8:17 pm

Myles Brown says:
Damn. R.I.P.

Aug.21 at 8:17 pm

The Big Lead says:
first

Aug.21 at 8:18 pm

Gerard Himself says:
oh no….

Aug.21 at 8:18 pm

Gerard Himself says:
awful news.

Aug.21 at 8:19 pm

Gerard Himself says:
jesus big lead: is it always that important to post “first”? Are you 14?

Aug.21 at 8:23 pm

SwingMan says:
Wow. One can only hope that this poor kid finally has some peace…..

Aug.21 at 8:24 pm

DWADE says:
dont think big read the title or if he did hes just an idiot EDDIE GRIFFIN
R.I.P.

Aug.21 at 8:27 pm

The Big Lead says:
Wonder was he was doin.

Aug.21 at 8:32 pm

Captain America says:
Sad news indeed. Eddie had many demons and many who tried to help him rehab. No pun intended, but he was an accident waiting to happen. R.I.P.

Aug.21 at 8:35 pm

Blckhawk says:
Crash on train, his car burned, they couldn’t identify him! RIP
I use to watch him when playing for T-wolves every night–I feel like I know him personally!

Aug.21 at 8:43 pm

P-MAC says:
R.I.P.

Aug.21 at 8:44 pm

The Big Lead says:
Gerard stfu.

Aug.21 at 8:45 pm

Dennard says:
Damn, I just read this. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. R.I.P.

Aug.21 at 8:47 pm

Ben says:
Damn! 25 years of age, nobody should leave the world in that age!!! R.I.P. Eddie

Aug.21 at 8:50 pm

Lucci says:
the good die young, R.I.P.

Aug.21 at 8:51 pm

Rob W. says:
Damn, that sucks.

Aug.21 at 8:53 pm

white hot eboy says:
Wow, that sucks. Prayers to his family and friends.

Aug.21 at 9:06 pm

The Big Lead says:
Lucci he shot at his ex girlfriend what good are you talking about?

Aug.21 at 9:09 pm

whooo! says:
i’m gonna ignore anyone being unnecessarily negative against others. it’s a damn shame that he had to go out like this before he could turn his life around. i can’t imagine being the family and friends of the guy who must’ve been worried where he’d been only to find out the terrible news a week later.

Aug.21 at 9:10 pm

t-rocc says:
wow. it took them all weekend to identify the body via dental records - that must have been a horrific crash. let’s hope he’s at peace at this point.

Aug.21 at 9:18 pm

Adrian says:
Just a shame….just a shame…

Aug.21 at 9:20 pm

Mo Daddy says:
May Allah bless him with His Mercy.

Aug.21 at 9:30 pm

peteb80 says:
This is awful. I’ve felt sorry for the guy for the last couple of years. I can’t shake the feeling that this was a suicide.

Aug.21 at 9:40 pm

Brian says:
That’s horrible. I was hoping the guy would make a comeback in the NBA somewhere and turn it around. RIP Eddie.

Aug.21 at 9:49 pm

matty p says:
R.I.P. Eddie

Aug.21 at 9:51 pm

Jake Appleman says:
RIP

Aug.21 at 10:00 pm

Danny W UK says:
Damn. The Dude played for the Wolves in 2005-06. In 19 minutes per game, he averaged 2.1 Blocks per game. That’s crazy. Shame he’s dead, still didn’t anyone tell him ‘Drugs are Bad’. That’s how you end up, sit around at home smoking a lil weed, maybe a lil drink, then BANG. Police knocking on your dentists door.

Aug.21 at 10:06 pm

peterparker says:
You would have to wonder given his past if this was suicide. Just the same my prayers go out to his family, friends and former teammates

Aug.21 at 10:07 pm

peterparker says:
Exodus 14:14

Aug.21 at 10:08 pm

Young Chris #3 says:
Comments should be closed for posts like this.

Aug.21 at 10:10 pm

Karen says:
It appears to me from all news accounts that this troubled young man knew what he was doing when he drove his SUV through the crossing gates.
God rest his soul.

Aug.21 at 10:10 pm

stevesmith#8fan says:
Sad, sad news. So much wasted talent. With the demons this guy was battling you knew if he did not turn his life around things would end badly for him. RIP Eddie #41.

Aug.21 at 10:10 pm

B-Nice says:
My heart goes out to his family. May he rest in peace.

Aug.21 at 10:12 pm

Reggie Evans says:
Damn.

Aug.21 at 10:14 pm

Hugh Jass says:
I think that the same thing that happened to Antoine Walker and Eddy Curry happened to Eddie Griffin except theguys shot him.

Aug.21 at 10:15 pm

Yaro says:
I won’t start preaching, but if he didn’t had Jesus in his heart he won’t be at peace. It’s sad news, but perspective must be placed here. B-ball, and other sports are just that, sports. Take care of your life and search for the heavens, the other stuff will follow.

Aug.21 at 10:16 pm

niQ says:
rest in peace.

Aug.21 at 10:17 pm

Danny W UK says:
Must have been a damn fine movie on his in car DVD system this time.

Aug.21 at 10:18 pm

Will Lee says:
we should all take this as a story to learn from. Even if you are talented, you have to work hard.

Aug.21 at 10:18 pm

Yaro says:
And Young Chris #3 is right, comments should be closed for this.

Aug.21 at 10:20 pm

Hugh Jass says:
nevermind about what i said earlier in #28, i just found out he died in a car crash. SUV into a freight train.

Aug.21 at 10:22 pm

Reece says:
It was great pleasure watching him in high school, college, and the pros. Just wish he would have had more guidance earlier so his future would have been more promising. RIP Grif!

Aug.21 at 10:23 pm

trasean3 says:
May he finally ‘REST IN PEACE’! No one knows what this person was going through. It apparently looks like he might have been running from something. That is why we shouldn’t pass judgement. My heart goes out to his family. Such a young talented individual maybe now, finally at peace. As for you THE BIG LEAD, you really need to ‘proofread your words’ before sending it out!!!! And you, Danny W UK, how do you know he was smoking weed and when was the last time you went to ‘YOUR DENTIST’!!! “EDDIE GRIFFIN, MAY GOD BE WITH YOU!!!!!!”

Aug.21 at 10:25 pm

RV says:
Lang, this crash happened literally blocks from where i live, it was last friday, and reports were he drove his car into a moving train well after several railroad cars had passed. Its very sad news, but I have to wonder what he was doing in this area. There’s nothing to see or do around here, nothing but neighborhoods, a predominantly mexican-american area, low to middle class, last place you’d expect to see a millionaire ball player. Add the fact that he wasn’t carrying any ID, and you have to think he just wanted to disappear..i’ll try to find the original story

Aug.21 at 10:31 pm

DA says:
The pressure of playing sports is killing our young people. Please keep them in prayer. Blessings

Aug.21 at 10:33 pm

David says:
I remember an article on Griffin in the mag a few years back. Maybe after his rookie year? Any chance you could re-run it in light of this terrible news?

Aug.21 at 10:33 pm

trasean3 says:
It’s sad because there is ‘rumor’ that his brother committed suicide years earlier. So I can’t imagine what his mother is going through, if it did happen, losing two sons to ’suicide?’ The NBA, media, etc. is very much to blame!! They recruit ‘young talent’ then, literally, throw them to the wolves. How do you expect some of these up and coming young stars to nurtur if there isn’t constant monitoring of these individuals who probably never had much growing up? Fame, fortune and glory, is the real killer here…

Aug.21 at 10:36 pm

ForzaMilan says:
It’s been an eventful summer, to say the least. I hope he has people to love who remember him. That’s all we want in the end.

Aug.21 at 10:53 pm

see-murda says:
seems pretty confirmed. i just found this on the internet. The Harris County Medical Examiner’s office has identified former Rockets power forward Eddie Griffin as the man who died when the SUV he was driving plowed into a moving train in southeast Houston last week. Officials said Griffin, 25, drove his Nissan SUV through a railroad crossing barrier, past flashing warning lights and into a moving train in the 5300 block of Lawndale about 1:30 a.m. on Aug. 17. The accident remains under investigation by Houston police. Griffin’s vehicle burst into flames on impact with the Union Pacific train that was hauling plastic, burning his body so badly that investigators had to use dental records from a Houston dentist whom Griffin had visited to confirm his identity Tuesday. A ruling on the cause of death and manner of death and the results of drug and alcohol tests on the remains are pending. Griffin, whom the Rockets acquired for three first-round draft picks in 2001, faced off-court troubles throughout his NBA career. A power forward, he was released by the Rockets in 2003 after several run-ins with the law. He spent time in the Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage, Calif., for alcoholism treatment in 2003-04. He played briefly in New Jersey for the Nets before moving to Minnesota to play for the Timberwolves, who waived him in March. “If this is true, then Eddie is free now,'’ said former Rockets guard and NBA coach John Lucas, who worked with Griffin in Lucas’ Houston-based substance rehabilitation program. “I’m just sad. Just so sad.'’ Rockets spokesman Nelson Luis said Griffin was trying hard to get his life back together after he left the Rockets. “All the potential, all the dreams his family had for him for what his career would and could be, to see it end like this is just tragic,” Luis said. “He was a very quiet, introverted kid. But you could tell there was a current of trouble underneath the surface with him. It’s a shame.'’ Griffin had “all the ability in the world,'’ but his talent and youth was wasted, said Keith Jones, the Rockets trainer and vice president of basketball operations. “I don’t think Eddie was bad people,” Jones said. ‘’Some people are just troubled. Eddie had his share of troubles. … He had some issues he couldn’t get through.” Chosen as the seventh overall pick in the 2001 NBA draft, Griffin averaged 8.7 points, 5.8 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game during his first two seasons with the Rockets. Funeral arrangements are pending. “Eddie was like a manchild. He was a wonderful, gentle soul, but he was an alcoholic. Alcohol always got in the way. The one thing the Rockets didn’t know and none of us knew was the extent of the problem. It’s really tragic,'’ said Rusty Hardin, Griffin’s attorney. Griffin left college after one season with Seton Hall. “I don’t think he was prepared for that (the NBA) at 19. … All the city got to know of him was that we gave up (three first-round picks) for this guy, and he isn’t cutting it,'’ said Hardin, a regular in the prime seats at Rockets games. “That’s true, but he had some demons going, and everybody knew that.'’ Griffin was suspended by the NBA for five games in January for violating its anti-drug program. “Basketball was never an issue with him. He needed more life lessons, and unfortunately he was never able to reach his potential,'’ former Timberwolves coach Dwane Casey told the Associated Press.

Aug.21 at 11:05 pm

bigmike407 says:
This is sad. Another young dude lost forever because of poor choices. As young Black men in America, we MUST make better choices. Pac Man Jones, Mike Vick, Tank Johnson, Andray Blatche, Bryan Pata, and now Eddie Griffin, are all examples of everything we should’nt do. I can’t say that I haven’t made mistakes, nor do I want to sound like I’m condemning people, but if we are to progress as a whole, this is the stuff that we must overcome. This is just so sad. My heart goes out to his family and loved ones. R.I.P.

Aug.21 at 11:05 pm

szymon says:
Such a young kid, so much potential. It’s just very very sad.

Aug.21 at 11:11 pm

Devontae Palmer in dis hoe, watch me crank and watch me roll.SUPERMAN!!!!! UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!! says:
R.I.P. play wit it

Aug.21 at 11:15 pm

bobbo says:
He declared for the draft because his half-brother had died of a crack addiction, leaving a wife and two children. He felt he needed to provide for the family. He was not ready for the NBA. This isn’t about black men making poor choices. It’s about addiction. I just had a friend, a middle aged white guy, kill himself in a very public manner. He was addicted to alcohol as well. Addiction kills, the age and race are insignificant.

Aug.21 at 11:29 pm

Phila says:
R.I.P.

Aug.22 at 12:27 am

SP says:
R.I.P.

Aug.22 at 12:29 am

SP says:
What Kind of punk post first on message board like this…

Aug.22 at 12:58 am

Jose says:
well r.i.p. eddie, i kno there a is heaven 4 a baller and thats where he goin. 4 sho

Aug.22 at 12:58 am

Ansonpants says:
R.I.P Eddie was way underrated.
The Big Lead is a moron, he wasnt even first.

Aug.22 at 12:58 am

Jose says:
and 4 real dude ,u werent even 1st B.L. ,even if u was it aint right 2 do that,im sorry but that’s not okay

Aug.22 at 12:59 am

chiqo says:
one day you here and the next day you gone

Aug.22 at 1:00 am

~Lex~ says:
Im in shock. He was one of my favorites. Im glad I had the opportunity to meet him and tell him that. R.I.P. You will be missed!

Aug.22 at 1:47 am

robbie says:
rest in peace ed

Aug.22 at 2:13 am

clarkent says:
he was great during his college days… its kinda sad beacause he died before he could even show what he really got .. r.i.p. eddied

Aug.22 at 2:15 am

solid snake says:
when i first saw slam’s headline about this, i thought it was just one of those sarcastic anyone-seem-him posts. but damn! r.i.p ed.

Aug.22 at 2:58 am

Kevin says:
This may be selfish of me, but I’m kind of pissed at this guy. I was one of many who was truly rooting for this guy. Played with him on NBA 2K6-7 and all that. I usually never root for players with off the field/court troubles. Not even AI. But for some reason I wanted Eddie Griffin to succeed in the NBA. I remember walking by him at a nightclub in Houston, TX a couple of years ago. He was alone, with no visible jewelry on and walking among the people as though he were not of a different status than the average patron. Understandably he made no effort to mingle. For some reason I thought his behavior would improve. But oh well, I guess he lived his life the way he wanted; not the way his fans wanted him to live…RIP man.

Aug.22 at 3:00 am

Hisham says:
tragedy.. this shouldn’t be the way to end for anybody

Aug.22 at 3:01 am

RV says:
If you google “lawndale” and “des jardines”, the second result is the original story from that day. It shows some footage from the scene

Aug.22 at 3:47 am

Hisham says:
btw, has anybody seen how this news is relatively hidden on nba.com? just barely visible in one of the links on the right side of the page. i know he wasn’t a model citizen like sealy or phills, but to me, this deserves some more attention.. maybe it’s still too early and a headline will be posted later.. but still

Aug.22 at 3:48 am

grillzboy224 says:
I was shocked when I read this Statement on YAHOO! : Eddie Griffin Dead at 25 Couldn’t believe it so I came to SLAM.com and guess I did see things right…This guy came outta high school seen as the next ‘’BIG THING'’ but he never learned to really take grasp of his chances ….R.I.P. ps. Can you guys from SLAM please give Eddie some L.O.V.E. in your next issue. That’d be pretty cool. Give the people an upside to his rather downsided carrer

Aug.22 at 4:58 am

Slobodan Chutzpah says:
As everyone else, I was just dumbfounded when I read the news. As corny as it may sound, someone going so young always makes you take stock.

Aug.22 at 5:22 am

Danny W UK says:
Last incident everyone was laughing about him masturbating and crashing his car, whilst drunk. Even a nickname thread, Eddie Grippin anyone remember? Now that he’s died everyone talks like he was an angel, pillar of the community. The guy was an alcoholic, drug user. Who beat and shot at his wife, and spent 11 days in prison. I just don’t get why now he’s dead everyone has changed.

Aug.22 at 5:28 am

Zion says:
RIP

Aug.22 at 6:16 am

Tariq says:
Danny, Because criticizing someone who just died for making stupid mistakes anyone can make when they’re a kid is tasteless and smacks of pseudo-moralizing. Maybe you should focus on his positives until after the wake.

Aug.22 at 7:10 am

seppo says:
the death of eddie griffin deserves more attention, just like hisham said. he had a bad rep because of his struggles with life but that was the same reason why many fans supported him. he was a player the average guy could identify with. through all his struggles he managed to play basketball ath the highest level. and that deserves respect. r.i.p. eddie.

Aug.22 at 7:29 am

Jay says:
R.I.P. I always made fun of him before. Now I feel kinda bad It musta been a bad crash. He was burned badly Yo, yo, yo yo, my name is J.r Dot, im hot, i live in a garage

Aug.22 at 7:58 am

S2da says:
RV, his longtime girlfriend/baby momma is from that area.

Aug.22 at 8:05 am

peterparker says:
Young Chris ,Yarrow they were saved by the power of their testimony. I’m not going to preach either but the truth of it is we like to gloss over these issues we have to talk about it so someone else might be saved. thanks Young Chris3and Yarrow Blessings

Aug.22 at 8:09 am

Fab says:
R.I.P

Aug.22 at 8:21 am

Gilbert0 says:
seppo, i dont know too many average guys that would identify with eddie griffin in the slightest. His death is a sad tragedy and proof that wealth doesnt equal happiness, but lets not make him in death something he wasn’t in life. R.I.P Eddie.

Aug.22 at 8:40 am

Ryu says:
R.I.P.

Aug.22 at 9:13 am

BETCATS says:
thats a bad way to go out. R.I.P

Aug.22 at 9:18 am

Rod Strickland says:
rest in peace

Aug.22 at 9:19 am

Ric Bucher says:
R.I.P. another Sad story. Peace Bro

Aug.22 at 9:22 am

Ric Bucher says:
Danny show some sympathy man, how would you like it if you passed and all anyone remembered of you were all the bad decisions you made. How would you feel? Show some love in a time of tragedy, try to remember the good not the bad. Show some heart

Aug.22 at 11:16 am

dblizzy! says:
Nobody here is making up anything that is not true. He was a good guy at heart who had a sickness(alcohol addiction) which made him make some bad decisions. So why would we sit up here and rip him after he died. Sure we made fun of the things he did, but did that mean we should not show respect when he passed? RIP Eddie Griffin

Aug.22 at 11:27 am

Hightz says:
I NEVER MET THE GUY, SEEN HIM PLAY ON TV A FEW TIMES(GREAT SHOT BLOCKER) OTHER THAN THIS TIME BUT IT WAS VC WHAT CAN YOU DO….. http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=EDDIE+GRIFFIN+DUNK SAFE JOURNY EDDIE…..RIP

Aug.22 at 12:08 pm

Reggie Evans says:
thanks for the original story, RV

Aug.22 at 1:03 pm

Celts Fan says:
What a shame. I remember seeing him at Seton Hall and thinking he was gonna be a star in the NBA, and then thinking Jersey was crazy to trade him, even for 3 #1 picks (one of which was Richard Jefferson.) A few years later he’s knocking down J’s under the radar in Minn. and now he’s gone. Crazy…
RIP Eddie, here’s hoping you find the peace you never could here.

Aug.22 at 2:20 pm

Tarzan Cooper says:
no man, all amazing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zIULG3IbiE

Aug.22 at 2:51 pm

RV says:
Danny, everyone who knew him said the same thing, he was a nice and quiet guy, who kept to himself, but he suffered from depression and addiction to alcohol, which caused him to make those bad decisions, Mike James (i think) also said something about the people around him (fam i guess) treating him like crap…so his only real problem was not knowing how to cope properly because he never asked for help until it was too late

Aug.22 at 2:54 pm

Anthony Verna says:
Eternal rest, grant unto him.

Aug.22 at 2:55 pm

RV says:
S2da, do you know from where exactly, or anyone know her name

Aug.22 at 2:59 pm

Piedie says:
Rest in peace eddie…

Aug.22 at 3:14 pm

Celts Fan says:
Spent some time in Philly myself and it’s a rough place. I can definitely see his family being rough on him, constantly having their hands out, looking at him as a way out (I don’t know his family’s economic standing, but a brother who was a crackhead tends to make me think it wasn’t exactly Bala Cynwood Philly… That’s gotta put a lot of pressure on a kid at an early age. Remember, people knew of him waaay back in the day, so he was dealing w/ the pressure of having to be good enough to make the NBA and/in order to feed his family before he was dealing w/ the pressure of who to take to junior prom. Some guys deal well with that kind of early pressure (LeBron) while it encompases and eventually destroys others…

Aug.22 at 4:02 pm

Danny W UK says:
Hey, I’m not some stupid kid who just rips people for no reason, BUT! I’ll still say the same, dead or alive. He was a nice, quiet guy? He beat and shot at his girlfriend, and spent 11 days in jail. If my friend had acted that way, I’d still be saying the same things. However on the chance his friends and family may read my comments, I apologise, you have my thoughts and prayers.

Aug.22 at 4:30 pm

RV says:
Have you never known or heard of someone who completely changed character under the influence of drugs or depression?

Aug.22 at 4:32 pm

anthony says:
Eddie’s half brother didn’t die because of Crack! “In late March of 2001, just weeks before Griffin was to announce that he was forgoing his remaining three years at Seton Hall to enter the NBA, Powell, age 34, died at his home in Hartford of an apparent heart attack leaving behind his wife and three children. Griffin was about to make one of the biggest decisions of his life and his brother - one of the most important figures in his life - was gone “With Marvin passing on and knowing he was never going to see me play in the NBA, that was tough for me. It was just really hard,” Griffin said. ” Show some respect for the guy’s family please and get the story straight. http://www.nba.com/timberwolves/news/eddie_griffin_good_fit.html

Aug.22 at 5:26 pm

A.R.M. says:
May is Familly have the strength to turn the page on this awful event.Rst in peace Eddie

Aug.22 at 7:59 pm

Danny W UK says:
And the drink, drive, masterbating was just a blip. Like I said, lucky he didn’t hit a row of kids waiting for a bus.
He wasn’t a kid who made silly mistakes, he was a professional adult. A silly mistake is locking your keys in your car.

Aug.22 at 10:24 pm

tawanna robinosn says:
R.I.P.Eddie, my GOD have mercy on his soul…

Aug.22 at 11:13 pm

FLUXLAND says:
Yo Anthony… and of course you are a medical expert that can guarantee that his “apparent” heart attack was not caused by his crack addiction and use, right? Or that he was not high on some dirty crack that caused his heart to exlpode? Nooo that can’t be a possibility! Getting the story straight is harder then you think mon amie!
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I wish the guy would have found the peace he was looking for… RIP Eddie!!

Aug.23 at 12:49 am

Jose says:
yea we kno he wasn’t a”model citizen” danny but it still don’t hurt to give him acknoledgement and the moment of silence y’kno,even if just for a few seconds.

Aug.23 at 12:54 am

EMac says:
R.I.P. E.G. we here4 u hope u shootin dunkin n runnin in the sky

Aug.23 at 4:11 am

maclovenotwar says:
Hisham, you have a fcken good point man why hasn’t NBA.com touched this???

Aug.23 at 5:59 am

The Best Yet says:
R.I.P. Eddie Griffin I remember watching him play at Seton Hall and noticing the great potential he had. Unfortunately, as we all know, he did not live up to his potential on the court. He did have his shortcomings on and off the court as they have all been publicized, but at the same time he was a man like any other and should be respected even now after his untimely passing.
So ‘THE BIG LEAD’, I resent your earlier comments and will like to state that although he might not have been a model human/citizen in your book, he may have meant the world to someone else. The same way I think your an ass someone might consider you a great person. have some damn respect. are you 14?

Aug.23 at 10:17 am

bro says:
knew him personally… .great guy

Aug.23 at 10:01 pm

WPL says:
I’ve always been a fan of his. Just a shame he had to go. A tremendous shot blocker and good athlete, he will be sadly missed. R.I.P. Eddie. And my prayers are with his family and friends

Aug.24 at 6:38 am

Jukai says:
I’m not gonna give this guy a RIP. If he had changed his life around, this never would have happened…

Aug.24 at 10:13 am

Too Late says:
R.I.P.

Aug.24 at 6:16 pm

AB_40 says:
man I thought he was gonna come back strong this season or the next finaly do what he came to do in the nba. and danny uk some respect for the dead please. C’mon man. If only he hadn’t had those off court troubles. RIP and may his soul find peace&rest in heaven

Aug.25 at 1:49 am

Sendoh says:
R.I.P.

Aug.25 at 5:05 am

blackice87 says:
R.I.P

Aug.26 at 4:33 pm

Gameface says:
gotta forgive the wrongs and look at what he accomplished. it’s up to God to judge him, not us. R.I.P. Eddie

Aug.26 at 9:43 pm

D man says:
hope he didnt have any kids because going 2 be hard for them . rip

Aug.27 at 3:33 pm

jod says:
peace be with u eddy!

Aug.27 at 3:34 pm

jod says:
r.i.p

Aug.28 at 7:26 pm

Debbie says:
I will miss u eddie…ive missed him every since he left HOUSTOn.. may you rest now Eddie. I hope he;s finally at peace. God rest his soul.

Sep.6 at 1:40 pm

SLAM ONLINE | » Links: On Eddie Griffin and Owen Wilson says:
[…] Back to The Palms. I had about 10 minutes before I had to leave the hotel and go over to the LeBron event. I wrote up a quick post about it but saved it on the SLAM server without publishing it. I figured once the family had been informed and the Houston police had announced it, I could add in a link to the official news story and publish our story. I got the hotel, called Sam back at the office and got him to check Google news, and sure enough, it had just been reported. He added the link and we went live with the news. […]

Sep.29 at 1:26 pm

kayla griffin says:
R.I.P. cousin we will all miss you. we all will get to be together again someday. i will watch over lil mama for you as she grows into a beautiful young lady. xoxoxo. i miss you so much. we all are staying strong. luv u cuz. kayla gee