Young Dolph's Autopsy Report Released To The Public 4 Months After His Murder

March 15, 2022

Memphis, TN – Young Dolph was fatally shot in November 2021 while visiting his hometown of Memphis, bringing his life to a tragic end. Now, the West Tennessee Regional Forensic Center has released his autopsy report.

According to FOX13 News, the 36-year-old rapper was shot 22 times in his right back, center back, left back, right arm, left arm, left chest, left abdomen, right chin, right neck, right wrist and right shoulder. His death, of course, was ruled a homicide.

Dolph was picking up baked goods at Madeka’s Homemade Cookies on Airways Boulevard when he was ambushed by armed men driving a two-door, white Mercedes-Benz. Justin Johnson, also known as local rapper Straight Drop, and Cornelius Smith were charged in connection to the case, while Shundale Barnett currently has a warrant out for his arrest for his involvement. Two other men, Devin Burns and Joshua Taylor, have been named as persons of interest.

BREAKING:
Both Young Dolph accused gunmen are in custody.
Justin “Straight Drop” Johnson and Cornelius Smith (the gunman wearing the Bass Pro Hat.) pic.twitter.com/HVdxWQE1X2

— Jeremy Pierre FOX13 (@JeremypierreFOX) January 11, 2022

— Jeremy Pierre FOX13 (@JeremypierreFOX) January 11, 2022



Last month, Memphis law enforcement issued a warrant for Barnett, who was arrested in Indiana on January 11 alongside fellow defendant Johnson. Barnett was supposed to be extradited back to Memphis but wound up being released from an Indiana jail just 10 days after his arrest.

Shelby County Sheriff’s Office had “no idea” where Barnett was and Clay County Sheriff Paul Harden was forced to address the situation during a press conference on February 17.

“On January 11, Mr. Shundale Barnett was brought to the Clay County Jail by the Indiana State Police from an arrest on I-70,” Harden explained. “He was booked in the Clay County Jail on an outstanding warrant from Shelby County, Tennessee.

“We contacted Shelby County and held him on their warrant. And we were contacted on January 21 and they told us that they were no longer wanting to come and pick up Mr. Barnett and that we were to release him at that time.”

Barnett was charged with being an accessory after the fact to first-degree murder as well as criminal attempt to commit first-degree murder and theft of property. Smith and Johnson remain in custody awaiting trial.

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