New Details Emerge in Las Vegas Killing of Belizean Artist

New details have emerged in the investigation into the death of Belizean music artist Anfernee “Big Bang” Pollard, who was found dead inside a Las Vegas home on January 27, along with a 31-year-old woman identified as Briana Flowers.

U.S. authorities say Flowers’ 7‑year‑old son dialled 911 after discovering his mother in distress. By the time officers arrived, both Pollard and Flowers had died. Investigators have launched a double homicide probe, but no arrests have been made.

Friends and relatives of Flowers say the young mother had been living in fear in the weeks leading up to her death. Her godmother, Shatiera Davis, told U.S. media that Flowers reported a domestic violence incident involving her ex-boyfriend on January 21, claiming she suffered bruises and injuries that required medical care.

“She basically told me her ex-boyfriend had tried to kill her,” Davis told Fox 5 local news.

Loved ones also said Flowers reported suspicious activity around her home, including calls from unknown numbers and incidents of someone allegedly looking through her windows. Police have not confirmed whether those reports are connected to the killings.

Family members said Pollard had been staying with Flowers in the days leading up to their deaths. While early U.S. reports indicated that an ex-partner may have entered the home and opened fire, killing both occupants before fleeing.

Pollard’s brother, Allan Pollard, previously told News Five that his sibling had pursued his music career relentlessly, working with major artists and building a promising future before his life was tragically cut short.

Police say it remains unclear whether the case is being formally investigated as a domestic violence-related homicide, and the investigation is ongoing.