Recently released footage from a true crime documentary reveals the heartbreaking moment PnB Rock’s fiancé, Stephanie Sibounheuang, learned of the rapper’s passing.
The new clip has stirred public reactions by shedding light on the circumstances surrounding his tragic murder at Roscoe’s Chicken & Waffles in South Los Angeles.
The video suggests that a Roscoe employee may have set up PnB Rock.
Footage reportedly shows the employee fist-bumping the Philly rapper, followed by a phone call soon after their arrival.
The delay for their food stretched to 40 minutes, and the phone call is believed to have tipped off the assailants about PnB Rock’s location.
On September 23, Freddie Lee Trone, accused of orchestrating the murder by directing his 17-year-old son to rob PnB Rock, was sentenced to over 31 years to life in prison.
Trone’s teenage son, who allegedly carried out the robbery with a firearm, is still awaiting trial.
Tremont Jones, another defendant in the case, received a 12-year sentence on related robbery charges.
After the incident, online criticism surfaced, accusing PnB Rock girlfriend Sibounheuang of contributing to the tragedy by tagging their location in a social media post.
Even rapper Kodak Black initially held her responsible, though he later issued a public apology. At the time, Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore confirmed that PnB Rock had been targeted due to an Instagram post.
Reports also noted that PnB Rock himself posted from the parking lot, which may have given the attackers enough time to arrive.
In an emotional Instagram post after his death, Sibounheuang shared her grief, writing, “I am 100% not ok… My man saved my life, throwing me under that table. I’m not supposed to be here, but because of him, I am. No one would be able to handle this.”
This newly revealed footage has sparked discussions online, with many speculating that PnB Rock may have been intentionally delayed at the restaurant to set up the fatal encounter.
Watch the video below.
