Body Found In Trunk Of Car That Crashed On Miami Highway: Virginia Man Arrested For That Murder.

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Troopers stopped to help a Virginia man who’d gotten into a traffic crash Sunday afternoon on the Palmetto Expressway near Miami Lakes. A foul odor wafted from the trunk. Inside was the body of a hip-hop artist who went missing over a week ago.

Monday afternoon Miami-Dade police detectives arrested the man they believe shot and killed Brian Trotter, 25, who disappeared from Triangle, Virginia, on Oct. 17. Robert Deupree Avery Coltrain, 25, has been charged with second-degree murder and illegal transport of human remains.

Coltrain was booked into a Miami-Dade jail on Monday afternoon.

Trotter was a former Virginia high-school athlete who was trying to forge a hip-hop career, according to friends and family. His hip-hop name was “Kent Won’t Stop.”

He’d been friends with Coltrain for more than a decade — the two played sports together and promoted their music. On Saturday, Oct. 17, Coltrain drove his silver Acura to pick up Trotter at his home in Triangle, a town about 30 miles outside Washington, D.C., where he lived with his father.
I heard a knock on the door. It was Rob. He was very reluctant to talk to me. I noticed he was acting really strange,” said Trotter’s father, who is also named Brian Trotter. “Usually, Rob comes in the house. This time, he was real distant and nervous and antsy.”

The two men said they were going to “take pictures” in Washington, D.C. — the elder Trotter assumed it was promotional photos for their music. The father and son embraced. “I told him, ‘I love you,’ and he said, ‘I love you,’” the father recalled.

When the younger Trotter never returned home, the family filed a missing-persons report and kept calling Coltrain. He told them conflicting stories, Trotter’s father recalled, including that he’d dropped his friend off in Washington and another friend picked him up.

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