Richard Samuel McCroskey Is A 20-year-Old Rapper In The Underground Genre Of "Horrorcore." He Sang Of Chopping People Into Pieces. He Now Stands Accused In Connection With The Slayings Of Four People In A Virginia Town. The Crime Scene Was So Horrifying Police Would Not Even Describe It, Saying Only That The Victims Died Of Blunt Force Trauma. After The Killings, Tow Truck Driver Elton Napier ...

Elizabeth McCutchen and a friend were walking to book club two weeks ago in quaint Farmville, Virginia, when they strolled by a home on First Avenue. "Something smells dead," her friend said.

Richard Samuel McCroskey III, a 20-year-old "Horrorcore" rapper, has been arrested in the slaying of a Virginia pastor, his daughter, her friend and the pastor's estranged wife. The victims were beaten or bludgeoned, police said, and the crime scene was so horrific, investigators won't talk about it.

SOUTHGATE — A teenage hotspot recently was featured in a real-life horror story.

A Virginia teen killed along with her parents and a friend was remembered Saturday as a rebellious girl who dabbled in the occult and obsessed about macabre music but also listened to the Backstreet Boys and played soccer.

As new details emerged last week about accused Farmville murder Richard McCroskey’s macabre music interests, the community is bracing itself, knowing the story is likely to become even more disturbing

The initial shock of last month’s quadruple homicide has begun to fade for some town residents, allowing them to step back and examine the impact of a baffling crime.