Chrisean Rock is once again rejecting speculation tying her to the unsolved killing of Karon “Ronny Doe” Cann, telling viewers during a livestream to stop pushing conspiracy theories about the case.
Chrisean Rock has addressed the rumors surrounding Karon “Ronny Doe” Cann’s murder for a second time in recent weeks. During a livestream, Rock responded directly to a viewer who accused her of being responsible for Cann’s death, dismissing the allegation and pointing to the fact that she has not been arrested in connection with the homicide.
“Quit the conspiracy stuff. I woulda been locked up already if I killed that n***a,” Rock said, according to That Grape Juice. She continued by pushing back on discussion of Cann’s past claim that he was the biological father of her son, while accusing online critics of using the case to target her.
The comments follow a separate livestream in late July in which Rock also denied any role in Cann’s death. At the time, she claimed investigators had interviewed her on camera and told her they did not believe she was responsible, though authorities have not publicly announced that Rock has been formally cleared in the investigation.
Cann was fatally shot on February 3, 2025, in Severn, Maryland, after officers responded to reports of gunfire and found him suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. He was transported to a hospital and later pronounced dead, with investigators describing the shooting as a targeted attack rather than a random act of violence.
The Anne Arundel County Police Department told TMZ in late July that Cann’s death remains an open and active investigation. Police had not publicly identified a suspect or person of interest at that time, leaving the case unresolved more than a year after the 24-year-old was killed.
Rock’s latest response comes as social media discussion around Cann’s death continues to resurface alongside her highly publicized relationship history with Blueface. For now, her position remains unchanged: she denies any involvement in the killing and is telling viewers to stop treating online speculation as proof.
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