Broken glass allegedly connected to the Tesla where BloodHound Q50was fatally shot has now become a morbid online collectible, with two eBay listings asking thousands of dollars for pieces sellers claim came from the scene.
As of September 17, two listings advertised as BloodHound Q50 glass are being offered for dramatically different prices. One seller is asking $2,000, while another has priced a piece at $5,000. The listings surfaced only days after the 22-year-old Chicago rapper, whose real name was Mikquale T. Cooper, was killed in a shooting at a South Side gas station.
The authenticity of the pieces has not been independently verified. There is no publicly documented chain of custody establishing that either piece actually came from Cooper’s Tesla or even from the shooting scene. That distinction matters because images and videos of people collecting debris from the area began circulating online shortly after the killing, including a viral post showing someone claiming to pick up glass from the crime scene…