The Unsolved Chicago Murder Of G Bull: The NLMB Founder, The South Kenwood Shooting, And The Stolen Silver Intrepid (PREVIEW)

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PREVIEW CASE FILE

On December 4, 1999, sometime around 12:30 AM to 12:35 AM, gunshots cut through the night near the 6100 block of South Kenwood Avenue in Chicago. When first responders arrived, they found Kevin Hunter, known online and in street discussions as G Bull or Baby Bull, wounded in a vacant lot with a cell phone near him and a silver Dodge Intrepid sitting close to the scene.

The public version of this case usually stops at the name, the old photos, and the legend attached to G Bull. The murder report goes much deeper. It opens up a file built around a stolen car, a midnight shooting, witness statements, redacted detective notes, autopsy findings, fingerprint evidence, and a later FBI lead that brought the case back into motion years after the murder.

QUICK CASE SNAPSHOT

Victim: Kevin Hunter

Known Online As: G Bull, Baby Bull

Date Of Shooting: December 4, 1999

Time Of Shooting: Approximately 12:30 AM to 12:35 AM

Main Scene: Vacant lot near the 6100 block of South Kenwood Avenue in Chicago

Key Vehicle: Silver Dodge Intrepid

Vehicle Status: Reported stolen on November 11, 1999

Date Pronounced Dead: December 12, 1999 at 3:26 AM

Autopsy Date: December 13, 1999

Cause Of Death Listed: Multiple gunshot wounds, with blunt head trauma also documented

Major Evidence: Four recovered copper jacketed bullets, latent print lifts, vehicle evidence, witness statements, and redacted investigative reports

Public Case Status In Readable File: No public arrest shown

WHY THIS CASE FILE IS DIFFERENT

This is not just another old Chicago street story built from Reddit comments. This preview only shows the surface. The full premium case file goes inside the actual murder report and follows the details that most people never see when G Bull gets mentioned online.

The file raises the kind of questions that make the case hard to ignore. Why was the silver Dodge Intrepid near the scene? Who was with Kevin Hunter before the shooting? Why did the car matter so much to investigators? What did detectives recover from inside it? Why did the case still have movement years later when the FBI sent information connected to a confidential source?

THE SILVER INTREPID CLUE

THE AUTOPSY DETAILS

Kevin Hunter was later pronounced dead at Cook County Hospital on December 12, 1999 at 3:26 AM. The autopsy was performed on December 13, 1999, and the medical examiner report documented multiple gunshot wounds, blunt head trauma, and four recovered copper jacketed bullets.

The full premium file goes through the autopsy section carefully, including the wound areas listed in the report, the recovered projectiles, and the difference between early police notes and the final medical findings. The preview does not show everything, but the full file lays out the medical side of the case in a clean, readable way.

OFFICIAL RECORDS VS STREET MEMORY

Online, G Bull is remembered through old photos, Reddit comments, and South Side street history. Some people remember him as Baby Bull. Others connect his name to early No Limit history and older Chicago street politics. Those online claims are part of why the case still gets attention, but the premium file keeps the official record separate from street discussion.

The full case file shows what the documents actually confirm, what Reddit users continue to debate, and what remains unverified. That separation is important because the official file tells one story, while the internet memory around G Bull tells another.

WHAT THE FULL PREMIUM CASE FILE GOES OVER

Inside the full case file, the murder report is broken down section by section, including the South Kenwood scene, the stolen silver Intrepid, the witness timeline, the recovered vehicle evidence, the autopsy findings, the latent print comparison, the FBI follow up letter from 2007, and the unanswered questions still sitting inside the file.

The full version also includes visual case graphics, scene style previews, evidence breakdowns, autopsy summary visuals, and a cleaner explanation of how the official paperwork connects to the online legend of G Bull.

OPEN THE FULL CASE FILE

The G Bull case is the kind of file where the deeper details change how the story feels. It starts with a name people recognize online, but the murder report pulls the case into something much darker: a stolen car, shots after midnight, a vacant lot, medical examiner findings, redacted detective notes, and no clear public ending in the readable file.

Open the full premium case file now to see the complete breakdown, the murder report details, the evidence visuals, the autopsy section, the Reddit discussion, and the unanswered questions behind the South Kenwood murder of Kevin Hunter.