and the .38 revolver).



Investigators were eventually contacted regarding a website through which songs can be uploaded (Sound Cloud) -- and investigators observed a profile picture they knew to be of Tommy Canady -- in which he was holding a firearm.



The complaint says investigators were able to determine the firearm was the same .380 handgun recovered from Canady's residence -- and the same firearm that the witnesses told investigators McClain was trying to trade or sell earlier on July 29th.



The complaint says a song called "I'm out here" was posted to the "Sound Cloud" website on July 31st -- two days after McClain was killed.



Investigators listened to the lyrics -- and in this particular song, the complaint says Canady was heart to rap the following lyrics: "get Semar slipping,walking through the alley, (expletive) tried to run like an athlete, but bullets catch (expletive), bullets run track meets, bullet hit the (expletive) head and he falls to his toes, he thinks he's (expletive) now he's getting exposed."



The complaint says the song went on to say: "I'll kill (expletive) real quick and snatch his gold. I'll set you up -- don't get me wrong."



Investigators say there was no firearm found on or near McClain's body -- and there was no cash on him -- but his pockets were pulled out, indicating items had been taken from him during the course of his death -- according to the complaint.



"It was a cold, heartless, heinous act here -- placing a rap video online, basically bragging about what he did here,"