As we previously reported, Earl Hayes was on FaceTime with Floyd Mayweather Jr. when he murdered his wife, Stephanie Moseley, before killing himself inside the couple's L.A. apartment
Hayes was upset because of his wife's prior relationship with Trey Songz. He also thought she had been unfaithful with Usher and Chris Brown.
Floyd advised Hayes to pack his bags and leave if he felt that way. TMZ reports that the boxing champion told him he was "weak" if he stayed and that Moseley was bad for his rap career.
At some point during the conversation Hayes told Floyd he was going to kill his wife. Floyd begged him not to and tried to calm the rapper, who was signed to his Philthy Rich record label down, but Earl had made his mind up.
Hayes barged into the bathroom where Moseley was bathing and fired 10-12 shots, hitting the star of VH1's "Hit the Floor" multiple times. Within minutes he had taken his own life as well.
The Los Angeles Police Department want to talk to Floyd because he witnessed the tragedy.
Earl Hayes "Suicide"
Hayes had previously rapped about killing himself and his girl in the song "Suicide." (Above).
The couple were married in 2008. Moseley was 30 years old and Hayes was 34 at the time of their deaths.
VH1 issued a statement on Moseley's passing:
“VH1 and the entire ‘Hit the Floor’ family send our thoughts and condolences to her family and friends in this difficult time,” the network said in a statement.
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