Prosecutors File Fourth Superseding Indictment Against Lil Durk Ahead of August Trial

Overview

• Federal prosecutors filed a fourth superseding indictment that raises the total counts against Durk to seven by splitting a previously combined interstate-stalking allegation into separate charges for each alleged victim.
• The indictment continues to charge Durk with murder in aid of racketeering, conspiracy to commit murder‑for‑hire, using interstate facilities to commit a murder‑for‑hire resulting in death, and a related firearms offense, all of which carry possible life sentences if convicted.
• Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald has severed broader racketeering counts from the upcoming proceedings so the Los Angeles murder‑for‑hire trial remains set to begin on August 20 with pretrial motions scheduled for August 13.
• Several Only The Family associates are named as co‑defendants, including Kavon London Grant and Deandre Dontrell Wilson, and Durk has been detained without bail since his October 2024 arrest near Miami International Airport.
• Durk’s lawyers reject the charges as speculative and say the new filing is mainly a technical reworking of counts, while prosecutors say the split corrects a statutory issue under the interstate‑stalking law and preserves the government’s core murder‑for‑hire theory.