FORMER CASH MONEY MEMBER TURK SPEAKS ON "MAGNOLIA SHORTY"S" DEATH

"We send all our prayers out and I wanna send my prayers out to Renetta Lowe, Magnolia Shorty you might know her as," Turk said on a recording. "She was like my little sister, I talked to her like -- a few days ago and she was so full of energy, excited about me coming homefrom jail, us doing songs together -- I get this news that she's deceased, it kind of hurt me to my heart. I'm still incarcerated right now, I want everyone to know in the city, we need to come together because it's too much for us to keep losing our soldiers -- it's too much. Every time I'm calling home I'm hearing somebody else done got[killed as Magnolia Shorty. When is this going to stop? Magnolia Slim was a soldier. Magnolia Shorty was a soldier. I salute both of them. They both left a mark in the Magnolia history. Y'all gotta come together man and say we gonna do something positive, we gonna do something constructive. Like I say man, y'all gotta just stop. It's just too much. I don't know what else to say it together. Y'all get it together. My prayers are with New Orleans." - Turk

FORMER CASH MONEY ARTIST SHOT 26 TIMES!!!!!!!!!!!

(COURTESY OF AllHipHop News) Former Cash Money Records' artist Magnolia Shorty was recently shot and killed in New Orleans.

While details are sketchy sources told AllHipHop.com that Magnolia Shorty was shot at least 26 times in her new Orleans neighborhood.

She was given her rap name by late rapper Magnolia Slim, who also hailed from the notorious Magnolia housing projects.

She was also discovered by Bryan "Birdman" Willis.

Magnolia Shorty, Renetta Lowe, was also the second female artist to sign with Cash Money Records.

Just months before her death, Magnolia Shorty was a featured artist at the SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas.

"I wanted to be a rapper. I've been rapping since I was 12 years old," Magnolia Shorty told Spinner.com. "I was working on mix tapes and my verse while rapping at block parties. I eventually got introduced to Cash Money Records and we just went from there."