Murder charges dropped against brother of 'We Ready' rapper Archie Eversole

The brother of late Atlanta rapper Archie Eversole will no longer face murder charges in his death after DeKalb County prosecutors determined there was not enough evidence to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt.
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