“Shocking DJ Beheading in Memphis: The Mystery Begins”
The horrifying scene was discovered by the DJ’s brother.
Who Was Rick “Slick Rick” Buchanan and what happened to him?
Memphis police are now looking into the puzzling death of local DJ, Rick “Slick Rick” Buchanan. His decapitated body was found inside his own home by his brother, John Buchanan. The details are truly chilling, with John recounting how he discovered his brother’s body. He noted, “”I thought his coat was up over his head, like it was cold or something. So I just ran out and then I ran back in and I noticed that it wasn’t that, that it was something worse.”
Memphis Police Investigation and Family’s Reaction
Even the Memphis police are left scratching their heads about the gruesome death of the popular DJ. They haven’t issued any official causes yet, but investigation is underway. According to family reports, the house’s back door was left open even prior to John Buchanan’s grim discovery. The police are insistent that there wasn’t any foul play, which is hard to believe considering the severity of Buchanan’s injuries. This mystery still has a long way to go in terms of finding closure and justice.
Memories and Tribute to Rick “Slick Rick” Buchanan
The late DJ’s family are trying to determine the truth behind his death, while also making funeral arrangements and picking up the remnants of Buchanan’s life. “We just are securing the property,” John Buchanan told FOX13. “Making funeral arrangements. Taking care of my mom. Yeah.” The family has also confirmed they will be adopting his dog, Lucky. They have also started a GoFundMe for the costs and to make a donation to charity in Buchanan’s name.
“As many have learned, Slick Rick is sadly no longer with us. There are still many unanswered questions, and the family appreciates the outpour of love they are receiving, the page reads. “If you knew Rick, you know he gave to anyone he could, friends, strangers, and charities like MDA. He used his voice and personality to raise unthinkable amounts of money for others. He was also a champion of Memphis music and took pride in presenting, playing, and promoting local music at The Stage Stop.”