Lil Durk faces serious allegations involving accusations of placing bounties on six individuals, allegedly targeting them for murder.

According to court documents filed on Monday (October 27), a confidential witness claims the Chicago rapper, whose real name is Durk Banks, ordered these hits following the death of King Von in November 2020.

The prosecution, responding to a motion by Durk’s legal team to suppress certain trial evidence, cited an affidavit from the informant. It alleges that Durk offered monetary rewards for the deaths of Quando Rondo and six other individuals he was feuding with.

The document further ties Durk to the murder of Saviay’a Robinson, identified as Quando Rondo’s cousin.

“The affidavit further disclosed that CW-1 knew that defendant Banks placed other monetary bounties for the murder of people with whom defendant Banks was feuding, including six other individuals,” the filing reads.

“The affidavit also listed significant evidence corroborating CW-1’s account of defendant Banks’ involvement in S.R.’s murder,” with S.R. being a reference to Quando Rondo’s cousin, Saviay’a Robinson.

Despite the allegations, the court records reveal a potential legal advantage for the rapper. Federal investigators reviewed Durk’s social media and iCloud accounts, but they reportedly found no relevant evidence they plan to present during the trial, despite objections from his legal team.

The charges against Durk stem from the murder-for-hire case linked to Robinson’s death in 2022. Authorities allege Durk hired five men to travel to California in a bid to kill Quando Rondo as retaliation for King Von’s killing. However, the plan resulted in Robinson’s death instead.

Durk continues to assert his innocence, with his trial scheduled to start on January 6, 2026.