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WOOZY the Goat is a rapper from Missouri – but has since made headlines after being accused of murder.
He is currently being held as cops investigate the death of his grandparents.
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Who is Woozy the Goat?
Woozy the Goat, 25, is from Troy, Missouri.
The rapper, who’s real name is Davionne McRoberts, was born in St Louis.
The artist has 21,000 followers on BandLab where he releases his music.
He also drops new releases onto his SoundCloud.
His track, Durk Flow, has been played more than 143,000 times as of Thursday, March 23, 2023.
What is Woozy the Goat accused of?
Woozy the Goat has been accused of murdering his grandparents.
The rapper has been linked to the deaths of Donald and Kathy McRoberts.
The couple were tragically found dead in their home.
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In a series of posts before the two were found dead, Woozy disturbingly referred to himself as “God”.
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In one he wrote: “WHO WANNA DIE TODAY? Y’all don’t believe me?
“Come show me I’m not god.”
It’s understood local law enforcement were looking for the suspect on Tuesday, March 21, 2023.
He then handed himself in by checking into a psych ward.
Prosecuting Attorney Mike Wood told TMZ the rapper walked into a psych ward covered in blood earlier this week.
He is reportedly being held in a mental hospital under the watch of cops.
Who are Woozy the Goat’s grandparents Donald and Kathy McRoberts?
Donald “Mack”, 71, and Kathy Chatman McRoberts, 58, were found shot in their home.
They were discovered by a granddaughter who went round after she was unable to reach the couple.
In the days running up to the killings, McRoberts showed up at the house of Donald’s younger sister to announce he was God – as well as posting it on Facebook.
Pamela McRoberts said: “He knocked at my door and said, ‘It’s God’.
“He was talking about how he was God and we were all going to die.
“He said, ‘I’m going to rewrite the Bible,’ and that it would all be revealed at the next family reunion.
“Once he got done pacing and crying and jumping up and down, he left.”
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