His big sister wants people to know one thing about Micah Bacchus. He was her little brother, and he was loved. She said it plainly after the 36-year-old DJ died in a crash in Houston early Sunday morning.
Bacchus went by DJ Micah B. Police have said little so far, but the basic facts are clear. A little before 3 a.m., at about 2:39, his vehicle left the road along the 9000 block of Humble Westfield Road, near McKnight Lane.
The vehicle rolled several times and ended up in a ditch. It also hit a pole. Bacchus was pronounced dead at the scene.
Reports say he was a DJ on his way home from a party when it happened. That is the part that sticks. He had spent the night doing the work he was known for, and he never made it back.
The woman who said she was his big sister did not stay quiet. She spoke up for him and asked people to be kind. Her family is still trying to take it in, she said, and she did not want strangers judging her brother while they grieve.
Those close to him described him as phenomenal, loving and deeply cherished. His mother is mourning a son who won’t walk through her door again. His fiancée is mourning the life they planned to build.
Authorities are still looking into what led to the crash. For now, his family has questions and no answers. They have a name to protect, and they are asking everyone to remember Micah Bacchus as the man his loved ones knew.
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