Zack Stoner, the founder of ZackTV1, was killed brutally while driving in the city’s South Loop neighborhood. As per the statement of a spokesperson for the Chicago Police Department, the attacker targeted his head and neck, and after the incident, his car crashed into a light pole. Five Chicago men were arrested as they are the prime suspects in the case.
In contrast, Zack was immediately taken to the hospital, but unfortunately, he could not serve and took his last breath at the Northwest Memorial Hospital. WGN reported that witnesses saw a group of men get out of the Caprice and move away from the scene, getting into a third car. A deep interrogation on this case was carried out, but they could not find the reason behind this horrible crime. We will keep you updated on this case as five people have been arrested on murder charges.
The Wikipedia page for Zack TV YouTuber is still under construction. However, some details about him can be found on several portals. He was born in Chicago, Illinois, and rose to fame as a YouTube star. His Youtube channel has more than 72 million views and about 170,000 subscribers. He wanted to show the different sides of Chicago and make them popular all around the world.
Moreover, he conducted in-depth interviews with local Chicago rappers and learned more about their community. His videos are comprised of his no-nonsense, raw street reporting, but he has amassed colossal appreciation from the audience. Even though he left this world too soon, he will be remembered for his efforts to bring light to the people.
Zack TV was born on March 25, 1990, and departed this life on May 30, 2018. He was only 28 years old at the time of his demise. He devoted all his life focusing on growing the local Chicago community. Many other interviewers neglect them as they might not be the trending topic for their channel. However, Zack had done great work showing them on camera and discovering their other side of life.
Additionally, Stoner provided the opportunity for the city’s most controversial artists to get their first camera exposure, including Chief Keef. His videos mainly wrapped up with a question: “What can we do to sort out the violence in Chicago?” Millions of fans were devastated by his senseless murder and posted tributes on social media.
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