Chicago’s Pluto Case: The 93rd Street Crash That Became A Homicide File

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The Case File

On November 29, 2013, Patrick “Pluto” Walker’s death did not begin in the public record as a clean homicide story. It started as an early-morning crash on Chicago’s South Side, with four people inside a vehicle, a wrecked car near 93rd Street, and an initial belief that the driver died from the impact.

The Raw Police Report

The full case file includes the raw CPD case PDF, giving members access to the original report pages behind the investigation. That document is where the case shifts from a traffic fatality into something deeper — with the injury findings, vehicle evidence, witness statements, GSR results, recovered firearm details, and arrest information laid out inside the official paperwork.

The Autopsy That Changed Everything

After the crash, the autopsy changed the entire case. What first appeared to be a traffic fatality became something else after the medical examiner found that Walker had suffered a gunshot wound to the head.

The Evidence Inside The Vehicle

The full case file goes through the official police report, the November 29, 2013 crash timeline, the vehicle occupant layout, the recovered 9mm pistol, the fired 9mm casing found inside the car, the GSR testing, the witness statements, and the moment detectives shifted from a crash investigation into a homicide file.

The Reconstructed Breakdown

We reconstructed the key evidence visually: where the crash happened, how the vehicle sequence was described, who was seated where, what was recovered from the rear passenger area, and how the medical examiner’s findings changed the direction of the investigation.

The Official Record vs The Street Version

The file does not stop at the police paperwork. It also separates the official record from the online version — including the Lil Durk lyric references, old Lil Reese posts, Reddit debates over Lamron, TYMB, 400E, and the arguments around what Pluto’s name meant in Chicago drill history.

What The Documents Say

The official documents tell one story.

The internet built another.

The full case file breaks down both — without mixing rumor with evidence.

Unlock The Full Case File

Unlock the full case file to see the raw CPD case PDF, police report breakdown, evidence diagrams, crash reconstruction, forensic findings, witness contradictions, arrest details, and the street-context layer behind one of Chicago drill’s most debated deaths.