Norfolk mother expresses frustration as calls regarding her daughter's murder case remain unanswered by Nevada district attorney's office

Monique Hamilton, the mother of the late Norfolk rapper Dyamond Hamilton, is determined to seek justice for her daughter’s murder in Las Vegas. Despite her efforts to contact the district attorney’s office in Las Vegas, she has not received any response. With the trial approaching, Monique feels ignored and frustrated by the lack of communication from the authorities. She is eager to be present during the trial to ensure that justice is served for her daughter’s untimely death. Dyamond Hamilton, known as the rapper “90 Splitz,” was tragically shot and killed in her Las Vegas apartment. Her roommate, Virgil Mack, Read the full article here

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