Gillie Da Kid claims that Noah Scurry killed his son YNG Cheese, according to the police
The Short
- On Club Shay Shay Wednesday, Gillie Da Kid connected the murder of his kid to the recent murder of a juvenile in Philadelphia.
- In the interview, Gillie claims that the police informed him that Noah Scurry was responsible for the death of his kid.
- The purported affiliation with the Philadelphia Police Department has not yet been verified by FOX 29.
The city of Philadelphia Gillie Da Kid claims that authorities told him about a link between the recent murder of Noah Scurry, a local high school basketball star, and the murder of his son Devin Spady almost two years ago.
Gillie disclosed that although his kid was killed in the shooting, he was not the target of the lethal bullets.
July 2023
The son of Philadelphia rapper Gillie Da Kid, Devin Spady, also known as YNG Cheese, was murdered in a quadruple shooting in Olney in July 2023.
Investigators said gunshots broke out on the 5800 block of Mascher Street, killing the 25-year-old and wounding two other men.
In the horrific triple shooting, no arrests have been recorded by the police.
January 2025
Noah Scurry, then 17 years old, was shot dead in front of his mother outside his house in mid-January 2025.
According to Philadelphia Police, Scurry was shot and died in an alleyway behind Rohrer Street at around 7 a.m. on January 14 in what seemed to be a targeted shooting. There were about twenty rounds fired.
Scurry was a standout student-athlete, according to Philadelphia School District spokesman Monique Braxton, who also claimed the school community, basketball coach, and principal were distraught.
Scurry recently received the top score in the school community on the SAT College Placement examinations, according to a letter that was sent home with the families.
Police at the time stated that they thought the shooting had taken place in a white Jeep Cherokee.
At least two gunmen, according to investigators, jumped out of the car. The car may have been driven by a third party.
Scurry was a victim of a prior gunshot on the 4600 block of Mulberry Street in May 2023, according to sources who spoke to FOX 29. That shooting claimed the life of a guy in his 60s.
The reason Philadelphia Police think Scurry was targeted has not been made public. Neither a motive nor a description of the suspect or suspects have been made public. Regarding Scurry’s purported or actual social media presence, they have not offered any commentary.
What we know: Gillie Da Kid, a Philadelphia native, discussed his son’s murder in an interview on Shannon Sharpe’s talk show, Club Shay Shay Wednesday.
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What they are saying: “Have you talked to the kid that took your son’s life?” Sharpe asks Gillie during the interview.
“No, I didn’t meet him,” Gillie answered. “The only reason I was aware of it was when the police called to inform me that he had been killed. Because the child had just been shot seventeen times while out for a walk with his mother when he was murdered. The police then informed me that he was among the children who were essentially going to be imprisoned for the crime, but he was killed first.”
Gillie went on, “I see it this way: He had to deal with God.”
A few minutes later, as the two continued talking about crime and gun violence in Philadelphia, Sharpe said he had heard about the recent shooting death of 17-year-old Noah Scurry, the star student-athlete, outside his house while his mother was preparing to drop him off at Samuel Fels High School.
That’s who killed my son, Gillie adds.
“The 17-year-old—” Sharpe queries.
“Yeah,” Gillie adds, nodding. The basketball player, 17, was just shot seventeen times. My son was killed by that person.
Gillie went on to state that his son was not the intended target of the deadly gunfire.
“He just happened to be at the wrong place, at the wrong time,” said Gillie.
What we don’t know: The connection between Scurry and Spady with FOX 29 is still unconfirmed by the Philadelphia Police Department.
The Philadelphia Police Department, Club Shay Shay, and FOX 29 are the sources of the information used in this story.
