DJ Akademiks Live Streams - Lil Durk Trial Day 11. CLOSING STATEMENTS then VERDICT! WILL DURK COME HOME TODAY?

Episode Date: September 9, 2026

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Still trying to figure out. There's one more kink. I'm trying to figure out what's going on with it. So right now, we kind of fucked up for when I'm playing music and talk. You know, I like talking over music or, like, if I'm playing, say I'm playing like a trap lower video or something like that. I got to mute myself for you not to hear echo. Once I figure out how to get that right, we'll be back.

All right. Anyway, chat, listen, man, I'm, you know, my internet's a piece of shit at the crib, bro. I can't even lie, but I'm here. I'm here. I'm going to go live on YouTube now. Sorry to my YouTubeians. But the mic is good. Mike's fire?

Mycicke and skinny. Yo, y'all, y'all want to see me on stretch res or are y'all good? Yo, I used to be streaming on stretch res for real chat. It's all good, man. The dedication is here. Tomorrow, like, bro, I don't even know what my internet company doing, so I might just show up here, man. But it's a bunch of waste man at that company, bro. I can't even lie, man.

Anyway, all right, cool. So we're going to get into this case. Obviously, there's closing arguments going down. Full disclosure. I was, you know, I was at my lawyer's office all morning. That's why I was late to begin with. I thought they were going to my house to fix the stuff. They didn't fix the stuff.

So by the time I got to the crib, I'm like, let me try to see if I can stream because, you know, they claim they fix something. Let me change out of wire. Yeah, right. So we still had the same problem. So I had to go back to the studio. and we're not back to the studio, to the studio, so I'm at the studio now, right? Anyway.

All right. So I'm going to be streaming from here for probably the foreseeable future. Not as convenient because I got to drive an hour, but whatever. Anyway, okay. So closing arguments going down today. We have Dirk's team who's going back after the prosecutor. The prosecutor is going to be putting their closing arguments, but there was a lot of developments early on and I want to get you guys up to speed.

So on Friday, well, actually, yeah, Friday, there was no jury, but there was a whole bunch of conversation about what would be led into court. Now, I'm going to lay this out a little bit later for y'all, but there's this idea, and I think I'd know Dirk's team strategy. I believe Dirk's lawyer strategy is to almost put it where if he gets found guilty, it will be of only one particular charge, and that charge would only carry like 10, 10 years. or so, okay?

I'm going to explain why I believe that. I'm going to explain how that could happen, and I'm going to explain why their arguments they made in court on Friday and even today actually support that. Okay? Other than that, closing arguments, as I said, is going down today. I'm expecting the jury probably to get the case for at least an hour. Usually that's how they kind of like do it.

They'll hold the jury, and I believe the judge already said it's going to be a long day. They'll hold the jury. If everyone's going to get their close, closing's off, right? So it goes, the closing starts with the prosecutor. It goes to Brian Steele for Dirk or Drew Finland, whoever, however they want to do it. Then it's going to go to D.D. And then Brian, Brian Lindsay, aka Browneyes. And then after all three of them do their closing, then the government comes back to do like a rebuttal, usually about like 30 minutes or less. And that is to, you know, get the final word. Yes, the government gets the final word. They get the

first word in the case with opening statements and they get the last word in the case. And the reason being is that they need to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Dirk is guilty of the charges they brought. It's not upon Dirk to prove his innocence is upon the government to prove his guilt. So we'll get into it in a little bit. Damn, y'all complain about camera angles now. God damn, big. All right, wait, which angle?

Y'all want to go over there or something? All right, listen, man. I'm on stream right now. Listen, we don't want to do no... Let's keep it chill. Let's keep it chill, okay? First of all, since when y'all like looking at me. Anyway.

And by the way, we have the Academy chat back on there. So we have the Academy and Kick Shout to, of course, King Academics. We in here rocking. Okay, we're going to jump immediately into this chat. As I said, I'm streaming from my studio, not my basement or wherever, really the studio from my house. Internet problems. So everything you guys are complaining about, I got a fix on a fly.

And I can, but it's going to take some time, right? All good. Okay, so let's get kind of caught up. I had a lot of lawyers who I didn't know were attending the case. They have been all hitting me up. And they've been hit me up to kind of like chime in and give their opinion on what is really going on and what's being argued. Because I know even the last two days, it was seen pretty much as, well, the last day of trial. or not trial, but the last trial day, which was Friday, because there was no jury, it was seen as inconsequential, but it was probably the most important day.

They were arguing about what grounds need to be met that Dirk could be found guilty. At the end of it, listen, we already seen all the witnesses, we already got all the evidence. Now there needs to be a rubric that the jury gets to it, they get instructed to follow, to vote guilty or not. guilty. So this is the second most important part of a trial other than jury selection. Jury selection is the first, you know, like we've seen in the Lindsay Clancy case. One juror could make a big difference, right? So jury selection is the first. And then here is, even if you had a bad case. Let's say you did a bad job, either presenting your case as a prosecutor or defending your case as the defense. If you do a really good job in kind of knocking out some of the stuff that the jury could

use while deliberating or you you use other case law to make sure that how they vote, they have to vote in a certain way and you have the judge instruct them saying, hey, listen, if you guys don't see this element, you guys can't vote guilty. That is a huge deal, right? It's like basically, okay, we already played a basketball game, but now at the end of the game, we get to, we get to rule that Steph Curry shooting from the half court line, that's only a two-pointer, or let's call it one point. You get to rewrite the rules at the end of the game. So this is why so important. The arguments started on Friday, but it continued to today. And let me just get to some of the updates real quick to catch us up to speed. Okay? And I'm going to have to log into

some one of these days. Anyway, here we go. It's my boy trap. So here's the latest update. Damn, my nigga, you are too big. Pause. Work this out, y'all. Work this out. Work this bitch out. right right the jury instructions are now complete in dirk's trial and we're about to get to the closing arguments now what's really interesting is I'm not going to lie the judge kind of kicked off this morning in a little bit of a bad mood there was some of derks lawyers that kind of kept bringing up this controversial pinkerton instruction the judge kind of said look I've made it clear I'm taking your objection to this

they're going in there kind of we got to stop repeating ourselves here the judge definitely was feeling pressed for time he wasn't really appreciating them kind of like bringing up some of the stuff that already been ruled on. And clearly, yeah, I'm going to have to do this every time I'm jumping in. Hey, so once again, we talked about this Pinkerton instruction. I remember Pinkerton, we watched the video on it. We talked to Bradford Cohen on it. The Pinkerton instruction is basically came about in a case that was a federal case

when there was two brothers that essentially they were trying to sell liquor in a place where it was a dry state. So you couldn't sell liquor. That's when prohibition was when liquor was actually like illegal, right? They treated liquor like weed. And these two brothers were trying to sell it. And the idea was to sell liquor and pretty much almost evade like tax laws in how they were receiving even the money. Both of them were with it, right?

Both of them are into this quote-called conspiracy to sell this shit. Except one of them doesn't get to really fully execute it. The other gets to execute it, but then, you know, along with executing it, there's a couple other crimes that get done. So the Pinkerton instruction becomes this idea where how much are you liable for a crime in a conspiracy if maybe at first you knew about it, at some point maybe you abandon it,

or maybe at some point you don't carry out all of the things that happens with the crime? Now, the Supreme Court ruled at the time, and I'm going to use an analogy to make it in layman's terms, right? If you agreed to the bank robbery and someone gets shot in the bank, and then someone else, I don't know, like two cars get hit while, you know, while the getaway cars, whatever, and two other people die, you didn't agree for reckless driving.

You didn't agree for someone getting shot, but it's once you agree to the conspiracy, it is, you know, as long as the subsequent crime that gets added on to this conspiracy, it's not something that you could, it's something you could reasonably say you should have expected, which means if you go rob a bank, you should expect that people go and get tied up, somebody might get shot, it might be a getaway car, might run a couple lights, might hit somebody. So that instruction actually holds liable the person who agrees, at first, right, even if they didn't carry out every single step.

Now, that's going to apply to Dirk, right? But I'm going to tell you how Dirk's team was trying to explain it, right? Dirk's team is trying to take the understanding of maybe Dirk didn't know about the crime. But does it make it without him being in participation of the crime, does it make him liable for everything in the crime that it consists? Okay. I personally believe there's an angle that Dirk's team is, trying to use and fight that, of course, they want a complete across-the-board acquittal,

but if they don't, they're hoping that the weakest charge, Dirk would get found guilty as up, okay? I'll explain that to now, and I'll give a little bit more details later. The weakest count in the whole indictment is the stalking of Cuando Rondo, and that's why they get into another instruction. That's why it's matched to the Pinkerton thing. So the other instruction is, okay, could somebody be stalked if they don't know they're being stalked? Now, the reason why they try to bring up that as an issue is that the person, Savaya Robinson,

was never in fear that he was being stalked by Dirk. You get what I'm saying? That's their argument. They're like, this guy is, you know, if basically what the prosecutor is saying is right, and the jury believes him, Saviara Robinson didn't think he was getting stalked. But Cuando Rondo probably did think he was getting stalked, if anything. Now, they're actually arguing that nobody was getting stalked because they're saying Cuando Rondo did not communicate a fear.

Apparently, you know, there is something where if you're being stalked and you don't even acknowledge or you don't know you're being stalked, are you being stalked? And that becomes one of the criteria. That's what Steele and Finland was arguing. Like, hey, listen, how are we stalking these guys? Well, not we, but how was Dirk or, you know, all these other guys? stalking these guys if they didn't know. And apparently there is case law that says a stalk in charge,

in that getting convicted, you need the person to have some type of, you know, knowledge that that's going on. Now, and I'm getting ahead of myself here, but I'll give it the details anyway. I think the prosecutor in closing is going to say, Cuando didn't know he was being stalked. Cuando mentioned multiple times that his shows were being canceled. He mentioned multiple times that, you know, He was addressing the fact that things was happening to him.

And that's his knowledge of being stalked. Who knows? We're at closing arguments. You don't need to necessarily prove it. You just need to kind of convince the jury. Remember, closing and opening arguments, you could editorialize, which means not everything you say needs to be backed by evidence. It could be your interpretation of what was presented.

So in open statements, you're kind of allowed to, like, you know, give your narrative. Same with closing statements. in the middle of the trial, which is all about evidence or evidentiary stuff, you're going to have experts, you're going to have police officers, you're going to have jammy the bull, you're going to have all fucking Bonnie Brasco, and their testimony becomes evidence. So in the middle of the trial, all evidence at the end and the beginning, you get to kind of explain the narrative.

So I think the narrative that the prosecutor is going to go with, of course, Kwondo knew he was going to be stalked. Anyway, Dirk's team is really attacking that. Here's why. If if if um if savaya Robinson didn't know that he was being stalked then they can't find Dirk guilty of stalking Savaya Robinson now here's here's a difference little pop's charge and remember I told you the death changes everything little pop's charge of stalking is a life imprisonment um charge it's up to life imprisonment

because it resulted in the death now here's a thing if he's found guilty for stalking Cuando but not Savaya Robinson because Cuando didn't get killed or hurt it's I believe 10 to 15 years now so that's what I'm trying to tell you you know if they can't

beat all the cases right a clean sweep the charge that I think they argue to make sure they could kind of pick out would be the stalking of Cuando Rondo but that wouldn't carry a life sentence why Quando didn't die. Okay. They're basically making this whole huge point. The person has to know. The person has to know. Savaya Robinson, even though he was with Cuando, you know, it was not known to the defense at the time that he was with the intended target.

So technically wasn't being stalked. That's the interpretation. They were arguing over it. The judge kind of gave some vague instructions. We'll see what else he says. But that's pretty much the argument. Okay. They're arguing the Pinkerton instruction, and then they're arguing what constitute a stalking. Remember, Dirk is facing a litany of charges, and he's, you know, at this point, you've got to try to play the 50s. You've got to try to say, listen, we definitely don't want the murder for hires, right? And we definitely don't want the conspiracy of murder. But if we were to get anything, the stalking of Kwondo would be okay, right?

Obviously, they want a clean sweep. Anyway, let me let me try finish. He does not want to waste the jury's time. He said to the jury directly, we've really been. don't want to waste your time. We're definitely going to be going late today. And then he kind of iron, kind of ironed out some of the timings of how the defence and the prosecution are actually going to get to put out their closing arguments. But before that, we saw a couple of really interesting things. One of the crazy things that was brought up was that the prosecution were actually allowed to get up

in front of the jury and basically call out Jam's ex-girlfriend and basically let everybody know that they had confirmed that she indeed was arrested twice, even though she got on the stand and claim she had never been arrested, essentially calling her out as a liar in front of the jury before the instructions were given. That probably wasn't too good for the defence. So after that, we kind of had the full jury instructions, and they laid out exactly what was going to happen afterwards. So the prosecution are going to be able to open closing. That's kind of how it normally works. And then I believe Brian Steele is actually going to open up. There's going to kind of be a handover between Brian Steele and Drew Findling, and then Dede's lawyer is going to get an opportunity

to speak. David Lindsay's lawyer is going to get an opportunity to speak. And then the prosecution get to kind of close up and have a rebuttal basically. And what's interesting about that is the way that it works is because the burden of proof is on the prosecution, they get to kind of open the closing and they also get to like finish it out with the rebuttal. That's how it goes. And I think it's going to be very, very interesting what they say. And I think they're going to be going super hard and re-bringing up a lot of evidence. Now, interestingly, the judge also made a very clear point which Didi's lawyer was not feeling that essentially he really, really wants to discourage the jury from going back over.

any of the testimony. He basically said that, you know, he would prefer to not have them, like, go over transcripts. He'd already told the jury that they wouldn't be getting access to transcripts and basically told Dedi's lawyer that, look, if they really ask for transcripts and they specifically ask, we're going to have to spend an entire day going over, for example, OTF Vonnie's whole testimony. We're going to spend a whole day having to have the whole thing read out. He basically said it was all or nothing. I'd prefer to not do any of these transcripts. He doesn't want, he said, you can give quotes, but you can't give page numbers. As far as the juries are where, these transcripts don't exist. I don't want to be bringing them back up, which I thought was very interesting.

And then we had the full jury instructions that just went down and we're in a break from that now. So what was very interesting was, you know, there wasn't really anything that was a super surprise. We obviously heard them going back and forth about the wordsmithing for the jury instructions at the end of last week. But obviously, I think the thing that is the most worrying is basically the repeated assertion that, you know, just being part of the conspiracy, being a knowing member of the conspiracy makes you just as guilty as the person who actually pulled the trigger. So that's not great. muted. Okay, so cool. We have this shout to this person. I think they're down, they're in L.A. I know you're probably saying, why, why did I not go to L.A.? Well, I have a bunch of obligations,

like actual obligations. And also, I ain't going on line. I figured it was going to be a circus out there. I don't want to keep it to be with you. But I do have obligations. I have to be in town. Okay. All right. So here we go. Damn, I got to log into this thing. But I see a couple of attorneys that are kind of like they're predicting. They said this verdict is not going to take long. They actually don't believe that this is that a complicated of the case. It was pretty much said and understood that the government provided a really simple case for everybody to follow. I'm saying, I'm trying to log in.

I got a wrong information. What's my password? Does anyone know? I logged into it. Perfect. All right. Florida defense team. I don't know if she's out there.

It looks like she is, right? Let me go and listen to what she was saying. Here we go. Check this out, chat. Basically, running a board certified criminal defense attorney in California at the Little Dirt trial, opening statements. Closing statements are starting to me. But the judge took the bench and was very short.

I was like, he was not in a good mood. I don't know. Keep on mute myself, but chat, the judge is a little bit, he's short, the judge is a little bit snappy. Chat, I know this idea of, let's have a free dirt parade outside, seems like an amazing idea.

These people work, this is the judge's place of work. This is where the county, well, not the county clerk, the clerk magistrates, this is the federal building. All that parade shit, I have a sneaky suspicion.

I don't know if y'all remember when, remember when X, remember when X told people to come to his court here and it was like, nah, come peacefully. And part of it, of course, is don't fucking have a party outside, right? But of course, you've got to imagine

that the court staff and all these people that work at this building every day, they don't want to deal with that shit. They got to come in and out of the building. They don't want to deal with this shit. You get what I'm saying? And as much as you might think this is support, it's probably as a hassle

not only for the jurors to get in, for the lawyers to get in. It's a lot more, it's a lot hectic. And if you ask me, I think that reflects in the judge's attitude. Not only that, the judge also saw Brian Steele and Drew Finland. By the way, is this what you want to? Y'all said, you want to face camera, I'm facing camera. The judge saw Brian steal and Drew Finland and Marissa Goldberg. They kind of started to argue things that he decided on Friday.

And the judge was like, yo, I said what I said. The judge is standing on business. Fuck it. Like, he's standing on business. One thing I've realized about the judge, the judge respects the jury so much. Remember there was talking chatter about the jury saying that they were getting bored with the case. When is this going to end? The judge is hell bent on not taking extra time.

He wants to send this case to the jury. The judge is over the bullshit. Okay? I don't know if the judge got some holiday plans. I don't know if the judge got some other shit going on. But the judge is not here for the long talking. And I got to be honest, compared to other cases we've covered, think about the judges in the YSEL case.

Obviously, they switched judges three times. Think about the judge that was just in the Tory Lane case. Think about what are the long trials that we kind of like, you know, even the ditty trial was a little bit. It was a long trial. Comparatively, this judge looked like he want to go home. Okay, he want to go home more than OTF Jam. Jammy the Bull and motherfucking Bonnie Brasco.

So we'll see. The judge is a little bit perturbed. Got any rest, and he even later said it, like, sorry I'm short, but we're on a really tight timeline, and this is going to go all day. And at the end, right now, when we took a break, he told the jurors, you guys aren't supposed to be talking about the case. Remember that. You're not going to do that until tomorrow. Tomorrow. He is the...

Again, let me remind you, the judge has already acknowledged on Friday that there is some fuckery that's going on. They mentioned that somebody in the, you know, in the hallways outside the courtroom got screamed at in their face. At first they were saying it was a juror, a juror, but some people feel like they were actually referring to the story that Traplor Ross told, which, unless the judge spoke directly to Traplow Ross, it could tell you that the judge, which, you know, the judge instructs people not to pay attention to the media and whatever about the case. Not too sure what the judge does. Maybe the judge is watching Traplow Ross and me. I don't know. But the judge did mention some incidents, not too sure how it got reported, but clearly the judge was aware of it. So that's number one.

Number two, the judge acknowledged that the jury was asking questions about Kanye West. Once again, distractions. The jury was like, damn, how do you get up in here? Turning it into a spectacle. It's a fiasco. It's like a show, you know? And the judge had to try to say, hey, listen, I will remind the jury that no matter who showed up, no matter what happened, you guys should only judge this case by what the evidence that was presented during the trial and my instructions based on the law. And again, remember, the judge is seeing the fuckery happen.

So again, I don't know. But I'm kind of getting a thing here where I'm like, the jury looked like they want to go home. I don't think that's good for dirt. If the jury's trying to go home, they're not like, you know, if a jury's trying to get out of there, I'm thinking they're like, let's send this guy out the river. Okay? Now you never know. Maybe they think it's ridiculous already.

You know, the best indication we got to that was when Mark Ignifilow did his closing with, Mark Ignifilow did his closing for Diddy. Apparently the jury was laughing. Like if the jury start laughing with you, shit, you might have the case. And obviously, did he, you know, he beat the most serious charges. But in other situation, the jury, like for example, for the YSL case, they were just tired of this shit. They tied to this shit. You know what I mean? So they had jury fatigue where they were just like, yo, there's been too much bullshit.

We're not sending nobody away for life with this amount of fuckery that happened in the case. Now, what is the demeanor of this jury? I don't know. It's a short case and they still tied to the shit. What the fuck? I don't know. Anyway. It's going to take all day.

You're going to do the prosecutors, closing arguments for an hour and 15 minutes to start. And then the defendant. Who is going to speak through the defense? It's going to be Drew and Brian. Applegate is going to be Brian first. Then they're going to split up there. It's closing.

And then comes Drew. Now, I got to be honest, man. Shout to my man. You're a shout to Dirk. But listen, you know, they said like some shit is better than money could buy. Listen, money can't buy you a better defense. You got Drew and Brian. You got basically Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant for the last two minutes with the ball.

If they can't get it done, you're fucked. Okay. Drew and Drew Finland, the billion dollar lawyer and Brian motherfucking steal. if they can't get it done. And again, apparently the prosecutor who previously, you know, the judge was allowed in like about three hours, the prosecutor's like, all right, we ain't got that much to say. By the way, I know nobody wants to get the prosecution props. You know, the prosecution do not seem pressed by two powerful lawyers.

They brought a bunch of defense, you know, people on Dirk's defense. Half of them, they're like, oh, we're good. We don't even need to talk to them. The prosecution kind of seems like they got the shit in the back. they don't seem worried at all. And if they go and they do a closing, and they use only an hour and like, you know what, we're good. Peace out, Dirk.

I don't know how that looks. Now, again, maybe they're too pompous. I know Brian Steele and Drew Finland, they're getting all that millions of dollars. You know what I mean? If Drake credit card is on the book, they're going to melt that shit, at least for Brian Steele.

They're going to use every second of the allotted time to try to make the case that Smirkio is innocent. Now, I don't know about Dede's lawyer. If I'm Brian Steele, because this is what I personally think. I know, I'm a little bit a little bit. I personally think Dirk done paid for the other two niggins lawyers. That's why they have fallen in line with everything that I'm fiddling and Brian Steele say. They go fuck their time.

Have Drew and, listen, we're not going to pass the ball to, like who? We're passing the ball of Bronny James like in the last two minutes? Fuck if he's on the court. Nigger, you got LeBron and you got motherfucking SGA. We ain't passing a ball of Brawny. Johnny James. So that's what I'm saying is that I think, listen, Dede's lawyer, there's a case to be made. I'm going to be honest with you. Lindsay's lawyer, Browney's, he put up real no defense of his client. Remember, his client is accused of being a shooter.

There wasn't no section of this trial where he did his big one saying, my client isn't the shooter. It's almost like he's, you know, obviously it's more about conspiracy of murder, so it's not actually fighting the murder. the actual murder, even though it's, you know, they're fighting the conspiracy part. But I thought he shit the bed. I thought he was just like, you know, he's like, all right, smirk you. When's the next payment, man? I'm going to make sure this nigga just go to jail for life as long as we get you free. Yo, give all the time of Brian Stealing and Drew Phelan.

That's what I'm saying. Okay. We don't need to hear from Mills. And Harbaugh, eh. But let's keep it on the two stars. Okay. Who do you want the ball in their hands in the last two minute? I'm going with Brian Steele.

I'm going with Drew Phelan. The other nigger, man, listen, man. Just pass the, you. You ever watch our first first first place of bill. Pass the ball of will. Pass the ball of the wheel. Anyway, let's keep it. I think of it.

I think it's been running a board certified criminal defense attorney in California as a little dirt trial. I will say that all three of the defendants were in good spirits and it was surprising how, I mean, you wouldn't, I didn't get any kind of vibe of a look of defeat, so

certainly hopeful, not arrogant, but confident, I'm smiling with their attorneys, giving a hug in the courtroom. My really drew the dark was super small, super smiling. I heard a little bit about that. They said Dirk was in the court fixing up Brian Steele's suit, making sure he was suited and booted.

Dirt looking good, looked like he bought a run out of court to hug India. It looks like Dirk is in great spirits. Now, I will say this, body language is one of the things that's probably been the least amount, a least reported thing in the trial, body language, especially by Dirk. You know, there was a sketch artist that was drawing Diddy every day. And you could tell when Diddy was kind of looking like the belly hung over, like he slouched over him, that motherfucking like, you know,

that Bill Cosby little cardigan joint. But we haven't heard a lot about Smurk's demeanor. One of the people who did report about Smurks' demeanor was Trappler Ross. People don't like that. There's a time that Trappler said Smirk looked defeated. Okay? There's another point we've heard. Even Taylor said this.

Also, who else said this? Denaz said this. And said he said this, basically, Dirk was honest. down jam, you know, jammy the bull. So when Jam is on the stand, and even to the point that, that, that, Dirk even kind of like smirked at him in a way like, yeah, like,

they were almost like, yeah. So that was interesting. And also, there was a point in the trial where there was something blocking, I think, the, you know, I guess the defense from having direct eye contact with the person on the stand, and they made that point to say, hey, remove that TV or whatever it is,

we need to have clear vision of sight. You need to be able to grill the person who's testifying against you. So we're hearing Dirk walked in court today, you know. What they say? I forgot how they say in this religion. Inshallah. Is that how they say it? Now how they say, Jay?

I got that sneaker. Somebody hit up Sneakle. Come on blurry, man. Somebody hit up Sneakle, man. How did they say, inshallah? Yeah. Anyway. Anyway.

And I thought, wow, like in the true celebrity, He walked in a book and fly, hugs his lawyers, hug the female lawyers, and even together and in the ground out with all of them. They really were like that. So it's interesting to see, and that means they have hope. They haven't given up hope yet. I will say that all three of the defendant. Listen, call me Debbie Downer, if you want, smirking them. This is an organized play.

It's an organized play. Let me tell you this. Let me tell you, nigga, I'm not in trial and I barely slept last night. Okay. Ain't no way Smirkio got a good eight hours of sleep, you know what I mean, got up, you know, stretched, you know, took a shower. Hell no way. Hell no, nigga.

But I do believe this is the last opportunity that the jurors get to see the faces of the defendants before they make their ruling. And they want to look like innocent men, not guys who knew they blew it. All right. And I think that's an orchestrated thing. Hey, listen, you got to come in here, you know, smile. You don't be. too happy now because that might be considered you're too confident you're now arrogant and they might

penalize you but you should come in there hopeful okay look positive look like someone who you know is a a decent human in society not some like you're super upset or you're like super down because they might think you've accepted your fate already right so i think i don't think that's random i think you know Drew, Steel, Harbaugh, and even Mills was like, yo, listen, when you get up in there, come on, smile, man, you know, wave to the mom, wave to the family. If you see a kid, blow a kiss. Remember, Diddy used to go in and Diddy was doing this shit. This was Diddy. Every time.

You know, you got to seem like, you know, remind people that your family is there. By the way, I do want to update on who from Dirt's family showed up in court, especially for today. By the way, is duty low in court yet or is he still outside doing backflip? This is a, Doody Lo has been on the steps all this time. This is a one-time Dooney Lo should probably go inside and see what's going on. Like, yo, Doy-Lo, come on, bro. Doy-Lo's doing backflips, shoot, music videos. Yo, I looked on Doody Lo's page yesterday.

He's like, yo, everybody's show up. It's going to be free smart. The next slide was, yo, I got a party hosting tonight. I'm like, what? He's like, it's an OTF takeover. I'm like, how's the takeover? Okay, all right, bed. Whatever.

Anyway. We're in good spirit. I mean, it was surprising how, I mean, you wouldn't, I didn't get any kind of vibe of a look of defeat, so certainly hopeful, not arrogant, but confident. I'm smiling with their attorneys, giving them hugs in the courtroom. I think the biggest thing that struck out at me when they were reading the instructions is this piece about a benefit, because, you know, the whole thing about murder for hire that they're giving some sort of money, some sort of benefit.

And there is a line in the instruction that says that a benefit someone who hoped to receive is not sufficient. Well, we've got a lot of people who hope to receive something, right? Oh, you're going to be good. Like, just because they hope to receive something is not enough. So they're going to really... That's interesting. Oh, Doody Lo is going.

Doody Lo is a legend. No, Doody Lo is a legend. Yo, Doody Lo! Why, you got to throw me at God. Damn. I thought she was my dog. You know him your dog, but, Judy Lo, I go a lot of you. Yo, they got to create a sitcom around you.

Like, yo, I see you at the Yeas Show. I'm like, yo, bro, I was too busy to even make it to the Yeash. I'm like, Doody Lo's at the Yeas show? Yo, bro, how much hours do you have in a day? Hey, I'll say this to you. The outside of the courtroom with the free dirt stuff, look organized. I seen people, organization. I didn't see no loud ratchet shit.

I like that. It's because you wasn't there. When you were there, it's too much bullshit. You see, today it felt like it was organized. When you there, you're jumping down steps. You're doing a little skip. Duty love. Doody love.

Can you just stop trolling to be at, please? Now, we love you. And listen, we love you. And if our only fun is poking fun at you, you know, hopefully smirk come home. I'm just saying back, man. Shela, ain't no my homie to walk out through those, man. And I don't know if you wanted me to say this, but I'm going to say it. Duty Lowe told me he did put that 285.

I didn't tell you nothing. No, that's you said it 285. More than that. You talk about. I thought you got you. Yo, I know one of them guys who like, yo, he'll get the money from somebody else. You think I'm going to get that to the world, bro, and I really, like, and they're just fron my shit like that. Duty low, man.

I don't front my shit, gang. I promise you I don't. When did you shoot the music video? That was crazy. That was, but I was on the first day. I was out there, shout of saying we ended up putting that shit together, man.

Oh, duty low, man. That's on three, four months old, man. Yo, duty, yo, duty low, let me tell you. You're a legend. I'm just saying that.

You are legend. Hey, I'm my brother's keeper for real, though. All trolling and all that. Of course, I know. I'm my brother's keeper, man. That's all I want to say, man. Shout out, big act.

he turned a big act one day then he turned against Dooley Lobe man this nigga crazy No I just want to know if you're You're gonna show up inside the courtroom This time Dudeie Love You gotta be there for the verdict

Like shit I'm trying to come for the verdict Hey man Barbecue coming soon man I'll be out there man Oh man if I see you outside having a barbecue Outside the courthouse Oh my God Yo

Yo You know, obviously our prayers is with smirk. Yeah, I mean, do you have any insight on, like, his family, though? That's there. I know obviously good. You got a head high. You sing his dad on Neon stream yesterday, love. Everything, we pray everything.

Good, man. It's just free smirky coming home. Let's do it. No, man. Listen, I'm going to hit you, man. It's just, Joe. Your duty, low. Everything on you.

No, listen, I'm trying to get him to come. Listen, I'd rather joke on you. him come free. But you're a legend, though. For what you... What? Like, what's so funny about it? I just want to know.

Like, what's so wild? Yo, the skip you did when you went up to India was... That was insane. No, listen, I was running to the truck to really go get some old shirts. Stop. Yo, Doolty-Lo, I thought you played for an NFL team. You seen her through the crowd, nigga. Bro, I wasn't paying attention to that, bro.

Your, dude, lo, you slipped down. You slid down. down the steps, the little handle, you slid down it. I was going to go get some more shirts. I swear to God, man. On my kids. Hey, W's in the chat, man. Free strike, man.

Okay, can we get one promise from you? You know, obviously, everything got to be kept close to the chest, you know, even though, you know, I'm pretty sure there's a lot more to the story. Hopefully we get a positive, you know, ending to this. But later, at another time, we would be able to get the conversation with Duly Low that you could really explain, you know, all the things that maybe people didn't know about this whole process. W's in the check.

All right, all right. All right, Dool-O. All right, bad, buddy. All right, bro. Now, we love Dutty Lo, but Dutie Lowe is a funny character. Dutie Lowe is turned into a, he's turned into a, I never knew this thing was that entertaining. Anyway, okay.

So, getting back to this real quick. And by the way, we do have, a neon interview to play with Big Dirk. We're going to play the whole thing between us waiting for updates. But what we do want to say in terms of like jury instructions, we're kind of hearing a few things that seems positive for Dirk, right? Because remember, all these guys, none of them have said, Dirk told me that I was going to get this.

Now, they have stories of, well, D.D. told me I was going to get that. Well, this other guy told me, oh, I heard this, but nothing that they could really pin down that Dirk told them. Now, Flock is going to say, well, I asked Dirt directly, and Dirk didn't be like, what money, nigger? I don't know what you're talking. He said, Dirk just kind of pushed him off to boot him on. It seems like this definition is going to be what the term is a murder for hire. Because according to the Florida defense team, I need to know her name. I'm sorry.

she's saying Dirk Dirk might not be liable if if niggas assumed they was getting paid Right Or they thought they was getting the benefit Right However it's not confirmed

We need to Hold on and on because You do have a lot of people Who are taking their own initiative To do some things With this promise or hope, not a profit With a hope to receive Which is different than a promise

And different than a agreement I think the biggest thing. Last thing, I know I'm interrupting a lot. That also applies to that conversation that happened in Atlanta. Let me put it in terms that maybe you understand. If I got a bunch of niggas with me and I say, yo, man, I don't like that. I don't like that nigger, whoever. Man, if anybody, like, you know what I mean, did something, man, they'd be good for life.

is that like an actual offer? Did it need to be a specific amount? Because that's the vagueness and the only time they claim that Dirk supposedly offered something. You say, yo, whoever who, you know, handles business is going to be good for life. Well, is that murder for hire? It's saying that you could possibly receive a benefit hiring a hitman, right? Saying, yo, man, anybody who's... Anybody who slapped that nigga, man, I got something for you.

Is that a murder for hire? See, that's going to be a really an integral part of conversation during the jury debating. If somebody says, man, if y'all see that nigga, man, anybody who slap him, man, I got y'all, man, I got y'all niggas or something. Is that murder for hire? Or not murder for hire, well, obviously, if I would say slap that nigga, but if I'm like, hey, anybody kill that nigga, man, I got something for it. Some people say yes and I see some people disagree.

All right, let's keep it going. Let's keep it going. They didn't really go. Everything was pretty much settled between emails and the parties talking before. The defense tried to like reassert their judge and the judge was like, I already read what you wrote. You know, you don't have to tell us anymore. He's done. He ruled.

The instruction is going to be read. It's the law done deal. And so the conspiracy law is just really when you're hearing, it is so, it's so, you're We'll tie that together, but we'll see, and we'll see how it's presented and we'll see how Drew and Brian combated, because there is, there were some really great lines that they're going to pull from the instructions, I imagine, that it's going to be how the defense might be able to shield, uh, dirt from them. Let me tell you, the jurors. Ooh, here we go. Okay, this is, this is a video? Let me tell you, the jurors really are a lot more of a diverse group than I imagine. So that is interesting.

But on the downside, or not, depending on how you look at, they seem really tired. We keep hearing that, man. That's not a good thing. Now, she said diverse. I was told it's seven women and five men. Now, one person was dismissed because of a car accident. But seven women, five men, I was told there was one black person, that's solid black. And then there was one of them like, you know, Fat Joe type niggas.

You know, like he might consider himself black, but he look kind of, you know what I mean? Like one of them ones. So they're saying there's two people that are black, but they're saying like if we're just talking about actual skin color and shit like that, we're talking about one actual black person and then other person that's probably mixed. So I don't know if that's like, you know, diverse. Anyway, we keep hearing from everyone, the jury's tired. And I'm like, what the fuck are they tired up? Really not a beat.

At one point the judge told like a little joke kind of about how in closing, arguments, the attorneys can pretty much say anything and anything, but within reason. And then it was supposed to be kind of a little joke. No one laughed. The jury is just like, we are so over it. I'm hoping to see if there's a different read on them as the closing arguments start. Now, I hate to do psychology here, but I do have to do jury psychology for y'all. This case is a federal case is being tried in California.

California is a bunch of liberal cucks. Gotta keep it on it. As opposed to if this was in Florida or, say, Texas, much more conservative base you would expect. In those situations, I would think that, you know, especially when it comes to violence that might have to do with gun violence, possibly gang violence,

they're like, listen, off with their heads. These people in California usually is going to be a little bit more favorable, I would think. So I'm kind of confused. by, you know, how bored or how over it they are. Maybe they're like, they're over it because they don't feel there's a case. So I don't want to only think that because they look bored, it looks like they're just saying this is going to be a conviction.

They might be saying, hey, listen, we were promised that we were going to see a direct tie about smirk ordering murders, and we ain't see none of that. All we see was a bunch of snitching, a bunch of conjecture. and just telling the same story over and over. Okay, those are the guys who did it, but we can't prove that guy's sentence. So I don't know the judge. I don't know how to judge that,

but I've seen Attorney Jasmine in the comment section. She said verdict is not going to take long. Yeah, she's saying this shit won't take long. I'm wondering where she's thinking about that. Prosecutor goes first and from what I've heard. It's a little dry, but we'll see. We'll see. I'll let you know what I think.

Let me tell you, Okay, we'll look at the pictures in a little bit. These are the pictures of outside. It looks like, you know, everybody looked kind of orderly. That's good, you know? A lot of... Okay. And we heard this before from Traplor,

but the jury's not going to have transcripts. That's going to be very interesting. If they're not going to be having transcripts, they're going to have to go off memory, which means if they're going off memory a lot, they're probably going to remember big moments from each person, you know? Oh, I remember this moment when they were exposed as a liar. I remember this moment where they admitted that blah, blah, blah, blah, you know.

That's going to be interesting. Let me play this. We've been reading the transcripts and seeing the transcripts. Well, the jurors, this came up during the discussions that they were told at the beginning, the jury, that there are no transcripts in this case, which I'm like, oh. And the reason they do that is they don't want them getting to want to ask for them, because now we're going to go back and reread all this text. So they were alerted.

And so they're concerned that if they get a question from the jurors about a readback, they warn the attorneys, don't be putting on the screen a copy of the transcript because they're going to say they want it. And then, like clockwork, Dede's attorney jumps up. So it's like, wait a second. But, you know, are you saying you're going to discourage them for wanting a readback, which I thought is a good point. Like, if they want to hear the testimony again, they should know they have to write to do that.

But they're like, we don't want that. You know how long that's going to take? Which I get his point, but the judge also was not. Chat, I don't like this for Dirk. It seems like everybody's trying to run out the building. The jurors saying they want to get out of there. The judge is like, why we got to read the transcript is going to take too long. There's three black men with their lives on the line.

And you have the judge who's dismissing certain things. By the way, the objection is being made by Dede's lawyer. And the judge is saying, oh, it's going to take too long. As if they get found guilty and they got to do life, that's not going to be too long. I don't like that. I don't like that at all. I'm not too sure what the judge is on. I don't know if he's kind of perturbed at the process.

But I get it. The jury might be tired, even though I'm skeptical of that because it's a short case. So how are you sick of this case? But how does the judge reflect the same sentiment? I don't like that I don't like that it seems like you know they're just trying to rush your shit over with

not having it a lot of us have been reading the transcripts I see I see some people also say nah the judge know Dirk got this maybe maybe you know okay Dirk defense supposedly warns about the prosecutor rebuttal

DEDD's attorney DEDY's attorney he likes to jump up and objected is feisty and it was funny because they were getting ready and the judge is ready to go, ready to go. And so he was like, first of all, I want to make an objection or a note that I don't think these attorneys, this government counsel has done this, but I want to make sure that the closing is a true closing and the rebuttal.

So the government gets to go first and they get to reserve a part of their time for the rebuttal, which is supposed to be they can jump up afterwards and rebutt, like come back at anything that defense people argue during their closing. But you don't get to like save and what he said. He was like, I don't want them sandbagging us at the end. He didn't paraphrase, but sandbagging was his work. So he didn't want the government to, like, hold off all their, like, really tough points and then bring it at the end. But the judge is, like, kind of like, whatever, dude.

Like, it doesn't matter because... Judge don't give a fuck, huh? Damn. It's not good. Now, I understand the sandbagging thing. You know, if the government gets a certain amount of time, they got a split between their, you know, closing and then rebuttal, they might, you know, obviously a closing for the defense is going to change based on what the closing for the prosecutor

is going to say. Now, they get to come back after the defense, the prosecutors. And if they save their major points that won't get contested, I see why they call it sandbagging. It looks like the judge, you know, the judge is probably looking at it like, hey, listen, you know they're going to get 25 minutes afterwards, after your, you're done talking so hey listen you know it's the government's always going to get the last word that's why they brought a case fuck it so the judge seems to not really give a fuck i don't know what's going on with this judge by the way as as we kind of like even watch this case shout to judge

arun's submarine in uh the ditty case he was more or less pretty fair and i thought this judge was pretty fair along the way but i feel like this judge has gotten over this shit he's tired of this boy this judge looks like he want to go home in he must have like a bad side bitch, he's trying to fly out to some like exotic island and go fuck her, bro. Like he ain't trying to be in court, bro. He ain't trying to be in court. Doey low doing backflicks on the steps. He ain't trying to see that shit, bro.

He's trying to go to a vacation. I don't know what this judge is on. He don't seem like you want to be there, y'all. I am confident that these defense attorneys are all going to hit all the points. So it's really going to be, you know, it doesn't even matter. But it was just funny. I don't want them stand bagging us. D.D.'s attorney.

Dedey's attorney. This is a random, but, you know, Normally I'm like fixing my clients ties and getting their outfits ready. Well, Dirk was actually fixing Brian Steele's tie. I thought that was so sweet and very cute. But anyway, random side, non-legal point. This is a random... Smirk you on his game.

You know, you got to look good to play good sometimes. You know, shot to Dirk. Shot to Dirk. I like that. Okay, this is outside of the courtroom. This is a little dirt fans in Rally. Duty Lowe, I know you're watching. You know, I love you.

I'm just saying it should look a lot more organized now that you're not there, brother. You'll be as serious as possible, dude. Are they quiet? Yo, when Dutty Lowe was there, there's a lot of shouting, running. Duty Lowe not there, niggas is quiet, signs up, you know? Is it free the voice so he could free the world? Yo, Dutie Loh, man. Let me find out, man.

Let me find out. The peaceful protests happened when duty lord at home. And before we disband, after the picture, I want to say a breath. Before we disband. Oh, that's good. Oh, that's a good look. That's a good look right here. This is a good look.

Three, two, one. And one more, y'all. Three, two. You know, I notice not one streamer, not one person be like, yo, look what's going on. Not none of that. Looks organized. I'm going to give Doolalo some credit.

Maybe he set it up and say, you know, I'm going to just stay home. Okay, I'm going to give him some credit. But this looks good. Family portraits. What is this? It says Dua for a little Dirk. It was Dua. Is this like a group prayer or something?

I'm not too sure. Everybody looks calm. Everybody looks quiet. All right. Hold on. Everybody looks quiet. This is good. This is good.

All right. First, me, I should have opened up with the Fati. I asked, in the name of our lot of most gracious, the most merciful. Bismalah, Rahmanaheim. Hamulilah, rebella, Rihil al-a-ahim, Maliki Amidim, Ii-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-a-a-a-sha-a-sa-in. Wow, this looks good. I'm going to be honest with you, Chad.

I thought this shit would look like a Chicago block party on July 4th. I am going to lie. I am shocked. It looks like this, and I'm very happy. I'm very happy, chat. I thought this shit was going to look like a Chicago block party, man. I thought it was going to be some smoke in the end. Air, I thought, this looks really good.

Innocent. Free the voice so he could free the world. Free dirt shirts. This looks good. Like, it looks like the people that came here took a shower. This is good. Like, before we were seeing niggies that it looked like they didn't take showers. Niggas, yeah, this shit was looking bad before.

This looks good. I like this. This is good. Nobody talking to each other, nobody clout chasing. Oh, that is the opening of the Quran. That is the word of Allah. In English, it means, in the name of Allah, the most gracious. That's dope.

That is dope. I can't even lie. That is dope. That is amazing. I can't lie. That's a great look. Great look. I wish it was like that the entire trial, but I understand.

You know, celebrities are pulling up. Content creators want to pull up. You can't be mad at all. Okay. And then let me get another update. Shout to her. What is her name? Her name is Lisa Figueroa.

Shout to her. She followed me today. I followed her back. So tell her, I appreciate her. Big Act is now on, you know, connected with her. And just like anyone who has kept us up to date with this trial, I owe her tremendously and I respect her. And, of course, I would love to have her on here at any point to give her papers.

Okay. Hey, guys, Lisa Figueroa here, Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney in Florida. Coming to you today from Bartow, Florida. I had a motion to suppress hearing scheduled this morning challenging the detention of my client and the statements that were taken from my client in a 15-year minimum mandatory drug. My bad, I'm playing like some old shit. It's a pin. I thought that was, that's some old stuff.

All right, never mind. She's from Florida, but she's in L.A. for this trial. Okay. Let's see what Sedi Nash got going on. The boy Sedy Nash is out there. Here we go. You know, I do want to say as we kind of come to an end here, you know, and I've done this repeatedly during the, sorry, the Diti trial.

You know, I gave Armand was amazing during that trial. I love Armand's work. Myron was out there. He did a good job, too. Who else was out there? Of course, Lauren Conlin, just fucking amazing. And of course, my man, Sean G. You know what I mean? Shout to podcasts.

So thanks to all the people who go to court who put the time in, put the effort in, go through all the ups and downs. You know, there's a lot of, there's a bunch of rules. These guys got to put their phones away, bring in notepads, try to listen for all the pertinent information and be able to tell us because there's no filming in federal court. We appreciate all these guys. And Sadie Nash has been putting in the works, and I want to say, you know, thank you to SETI Nash and others. Even Donat, too, we're going to get to some of the news updates. but despite what you might think of anyone, it is a commitment to uproot your life,

go to L.A. and be there for five days a week or eight hours a day to give three to four updates and maybe make a couple of YouTube videos at the end. So, you know, shout to these guys, and I hope you do follow all of them, right? And I have seen all their followers jump up,

so that's good. Okay. Here we go. Well, we're going to go back a little bit, or we could go back a little bit with SETI. But one thing I do like about SETI, he'll kind of editorialize he'll kind of like mix what he's heard in court and kind of like put his theories with it but let's get to the updates about today and then we could go back to like what he

was thinking over the weekend right here we go all right let's get into these closing arguments when we got in the beginning there was some unresolved evidence and i ain't going to lie that the judge seen pissed off early this morning but he basically was on time and like yo we got shit to do it ain't enough time to do it we got to get all this shit done and uh yeah let's get straight today. And so what he did was he had the DD video officially taken out. Then they talked about the jury instructions and then the definition of what count three in the Pinkerton liability was. And he snapped on Christian counter. Once again, like I said, he talked about he wanted to be on time. One juror was laid by 10 minutes. It turns out to be two. Yonello was the one to

start the closing arguments for the feds. And then Drew and Brian were closed for dirt. there's 45 minutes for Drew, 45 minutes for Brian, Brian went first, and the jurors were told no transcripts, but there is, you know, certain things that they say that is encouraging the freaking jurors to get the transcripts. So the judge was basically like, man, stop doing that because they'll mess around and read a whole day where the transcripts trying to figure out the quote unquote true. Now, you have the rebuttal being talked about by Dede's lawyer, and it was what he called sandbagging. All right, cool, there's that. Then when the judge read the jury instructions, nobody could leave and yet. Okay. So when we stop right there, that was two minutes late, but this is how it all started off. All right, let's get into these clothes. So the jury gets there at 840. We started off.

Then basically the judge lets everybody know, man, we're getting out of here at 5 p.m. So the judge is taking a while when he was coming in, and now we officially start what they call jury trial day 13. I would have called it 11, but it is what it is. So obviously you have everybody doing their closing and they introduce everybody that just talks about how the day is going to go. 37 instructions, 49 pages, including the cover sheet, discussion of innocent until proven guilt to beyond a reasonable doubt. Nature of the five counts in the elements two, three, five include various ways to show guilt. And that one is pretty damn bad. Who goes first, the government, then they go last.

So the government will open and the government will close. so it goes and he's boring as hell Yonello and then Morris. Morris even though he'd be me mugging me he'd be doing this in the courtroom I gotta say he's a hell of an opponent he is a I want to pause this and again

it's gonna all kind of fit together by the way I seen whoever said my voice is low I turned down my voice up hopefully it suffices if I'm still low let me know I could turn it up a little bit more but I did turn up my voice okay from time to time I get out of

focus so I apologize to that. That's a lot of focus. I think I am. Okay. Okay. One thing I'll say about the prosecutors. We have Yonelo. We have

Morse. And who is there's another person. Weiner. These are very capable and very confident from, and again, I'm not in court, but they come across confident they don't seem like they feel nervous at all.

They don't seem to be like, oh, they're kind of like trying to like, oh, my God, let's try to salvage this. They put on a short case, right? They put on something very direct. When Dirk went up there with his defense witnesses, they're good. They seem to be pretty confident. They're not looking at it. And usually the defense, especially when you got money, you get the better lawyer. right because you know you get the guys who are career criminal defense attorneys who you know charge uh you

listen brian steels is charging 3,000 an hour trust me you're i guarantee you're not seeing um weiner getting paid more than $250 he's getting paid by the government you get what i'm saying like you know his hourly fee he has a lot of shit to do he's working for the government the guy who's working as private defense counsel he's getting the bag so who has the more the more the more incentive and more time and more resources with the money they're getting paid. They have a whole team. There's an army behind Brian Steele. There's an army behind Drew Finley.

So usually when you have a lot of money, your defense squad is way better than the prosecutors. And by the way, we saw that in the Ditty case. Like they spanked them prosecutors, okay? Marine Comey out of her league, even though some people say, you know, she was okay. Here, I'm watching these three A-USA. and these assistant U.S. attorneys, they seem pretty confident.

They don't seem like they're buckling to Brian Steele and Drew Phelan at all. They seem confident about their case. They seem like it's open and shut and they don't seem like they're over here scattering, which I don't know. You know, I've seen confident defendants or confident,

confident prosecutors before it was a state case in a Tory case. They were pretty confident. And we kept, hearing from people in court saying, oh, yeah, this and third. And I remember saying, you know, these prosecutors are pretty confident. You know what came back. The verdict came back, Tory was guilty. So I don't know. The demeanor of these prosecutors, I'm not too sure if they're looking at this like, oh, yeah, we got this in a bag, or maybe they're just a little

bit overconfident or maybe dismissive of what, you know, Dirk has put up as a defense. We'll see, right? There's a hell of a USA for defense. He does his shit. I can talk shit about him, but I can tell the truth. Then when they talk about lunch being 45 minutes, then they talk about exhibits being admitted. So there's that. But what's funny is the little short dude named Winer, even though it's really Wiener, he comes up. He says October 12, 2014, forgery, March 21st, 2017, retail death, theft of Brianna Dangerfield. Then they note she was never charged or convicted. That shit, man, that rang so petty as hell to be. their house is like what the hell is they doing but they got to do it they got to do so the jury gets there

in 840 we all right then we get to count three count four and count five now count four count four count three is basically the same shit as puano but it's like oh well you got hit as well so that's going to throw your ass about it and that's where it's kind of bad for um dd and flocking so if they do get found guilty then it would be for that because The murder for hiring in count four and count five is basically the violation and the commission, meaning what you did in basically the beginning of it. The commission is what is looked at is like the start of the conspiracy, and so the violation is you actually acting upon it.

So that's what they were doing and they were talking about the counts. I made a long, ass thing short, but the judge, I'm going to be honest, the judge can read his ass on. As a person who reads a lot and messes up a lot, the judge, could read his ass off. He was on point with his reading, man. I was highly impressed. He did not mess up.

He stopped. He helped make certain changes to help people understand. So it was all clear when it was done. And I'm telling you, this man read 47 pages flawlessly. I was like, hell now. Y'all know, I'd be stuttering and stammering on. Well, he does this all the time. Oh, my God.

I think it's my cup. That's fucking it up. This cup right here. Sorry, yeah. That's what it is. Hold on my bad chat. Yeah. Yeah, well, he does it all the time.

A judge, that's a trial judge, it's a district judge. He goes over, that's the one thing you got to do at every trial. You got to go over jury instruction. So some of these things, he probably knows without even reading it. So I wouldn't just say, not that a judge wouldn't be a good reader anyway, but I don't think that's a great indicator. I think that's, you know, it's like imagine, you know, saying the same shit. Probably 50 million times, right? Well, everything, but I got to get a judge his credit, but counts three is really because

Little Pop died, and then counts four and five, it's talking about the commission, meaning the conspiracy, and then basically somebody dying. And that's where the murder for hire part is. And what I wrote in my notes, Brian Steele actually brought up, so I'm going to save that for the Bryant Stillport. All right, then we get to. So within the jury instructions, the judge talks about it's their duty to apply the facts in the law, even if they do not like the law.

Talks about all bias and indictment is not evidence. Talks about the defendant, not testified. It's not an omission of guilt. Talks witnesses and evidence questions. The statements and objections aren't evidence. The closing statements aren't evidence. It's up to them to essentially interpret what it is that is evidence. So what he was saying in that regard was no matter what the prosecution or the defense says,

that shit is in evidence. It's just a guideline. and it's a guideline for you to interpret the facts and evidence as you perceive it. It was cool. I'm going to be fair. It was cool how he did and how he said it. Then he talks about believing any witness, talk about memory, manner, interest, and outcome. You have to wait at, which I thought was amazing that he said that.

And that people can or do not have to say a witness words differ from others. They can see the same thing differently. They talk about the statement to the police. you know who I am. Other crimes are not to be considered. Flocked at jail, Bonnie plea deals aren't evidence, but he talks about them being cautious of their testimony. He says, charges summaries, all the charges summaries ain't going in, but certain ones have been admitted to get up in there. Then he talks about the count one in stock. He says the government must prove that on November 6th,

2020 to 8, 2003, then he talks about the defendant being a member, conspiracy, one of the members committed overt act, is saying that they acted knowingly. He's saying, in order to be in the conspiracy, you have to act knowingly. What's up, baby? How y'all doing? Um...

This nigga flirting? Hold on now, Setti. Hold on now, Setti bagging bitch out there? Hold on now. Yo, SETI Nash, man. CETI, stop playing, SETI. SETI, stop playing. Stady, stop playing. Then he talks about the defendant, possess the attempt to kill on Stalk 2. Basically,

The stalking is you had to aid in a bed and you had to be a part of it. That's really what they were doing. And then they talk about the government must prove that all the stocking and all that. You just have to be somewhat involved. And that part right there goes directly against Diti, unfortunately. Like the stalking charge, man, that's going to be on hardball. He has to knock this shit out. If he doesn't knock out, that part, man, it's going to be an ugly-ass day for Didi.

He might be in jail for the rest of his life. So within the jury instructions. Great point. But again, you know, we're going to keep asking the, you know, not that we only care about Dirk, but we're going to have to ask the operative question here, people. Can you see a jury convicting D.D.D. Convicting Brown eyes and not convicting Dirk.

Which means they would have literally, you know, I just finally figured out the term. using a lot now, split the baby. So you believe Jam and you believe Vani that Didi did these things, but you don't believe them

that Dirk told them. So that's the odd thing. Could a jury think that Dedy is guilty, but not Dirk? Or are they all tied together? If you think Dedy's guilty, well, you think Dirk is guilty. Could

you know, and I guess, you know, Ceddy's used the stalk in charge here to say, well, the stalking charge, you know, based on the instructions, the judge is saying, you know, it's about like being there. I suppose, I suppose, right? And I guess Dirk wasn't there. So maybe they go down for the stalk in charge. But the stalking charge is not absent of connection to a conspiracy. It's not absent of connection to a possible murder for hire. They didn't randomly decide to stalk these guys. They stalked them because it was a conspiracy to kill them.

They stalked them because it was a murder for hire. So I don't know if we could divorce Dirk and Dedey, meaning if they believe that Dedy did the stalking, they believe that there was a conspiracy for murder. And if you believe there's a conspiracy for murder, the people who have said Didi is an operative in this conspiracy for murder are the cooperants. Flaka, Jam, Jam, Jammy the Bull, and Vonie Brasco. And they didn't only say that Didi was doing stalking.

They said that Dirk told him. So that's what I'm trying to say. Do you think the jury will be smart enough to say, you know what? Nah, we just don't see enough evidence for Dirk. But we do see a lot of evidence for Dedy. I'm kind of feeling like it's either all for one or one for all, meaning it's either they're all going to, well, let me speak on Dedy specifically, Dedy and Dirk specifically.

They either skate, I think Dedy and Dirk are going to be tied together a bit. Dedy did not pull the trigger. He didn't pull the trigger. Didn't have a gun in his hand. He's accused of having a gun at some point, but it's by the snitch. but the snitch also said Dirk did it or Dirk told him to do it. So again, I don't know if you could find Dedy guilty

if you're going to find Dirk innocent because whatever you would use to find Dedy guilty, it would be from the snitches and you would be saying, oh, the snitches told the truth about Didi, but they lied about Dirk. Do you get what I'm saying? They're kind of tied.

The person here that's fucked. I have always said it's brown eyes. Why? He's caught on video. why the other shooters identify him as a trigger man why we even if it wasn't a plot it was just a random killing he is the trigger man there is even if he doesn't fit into the conspiracy he fits into the murder now i do think that because the way the charges were laid out mills which is brown eyes a lawyer is going to say hey listen this was just a random murder even if you want to say my client did

they're never going to admit they did but if you're going to say my client there's a random It was no stalking. It was just a random murder. It was no conspiracy. It was a random murder. There was no murder for a random murder. It was a random murder. A random murder is going to be a state case.

And that is how they're, that's why they're not, again, you know, even though there's not much defense about him not doing the murder. But the feds don't usually get a murder case. That's left to the state. They get the conspiracy of murder. They get the murder in aid of racketeering. They get the conspiracy to use interstate. I think this is how the murder for hire looks on paper. Conspiracy to use interstate something something to commit murder for hire.

So it's not just a murder in the first degree. Those are usually state charges. So again, this is why you have brown eyes who's just piggyback in on Dirk's lawyer saying, well, if you could beat the fact that beat the conspiracy saying no one had a plan and this wasn't a conspiracy, this wasn't a plot, this wasn't a murder for hire to kill this guy. Okay, we could beat this particular case. Now, granted, obviously the state of California probably would come for, like, it's no way like Brown Eyes just walks home, no way.

Right. Now, usually when the feds take over, they're not taking over to lose the case that the feds got to come in. The state usually loses their, the state gets their cases snatched by the feds. So the feds is going to come with something. And usually if you're beating conspiracies, shit, the stay got no chance. You get what I'm saying? If you're beating conspiracies, a conspiracy is a way easier thing to convict someone on than a straight-up murder charge.

Okay? This is why they have recos. And this is why, you know, they'll drop the shooting case with Dirk in Atlanta and they'll pick it up in a Vicar situation when it comes to, you know, with the violent crimes in aid of Ragatarian. they'll pick it up in federal court because it's much easier to prove that you're in a criminal enterprise, you did a bunch of crimes, there's a pattern of this,

and even if they can't prove every single crime, they prove that you did enough. You know what I'm saying? Anyway, so I hope you guys understood that point. I don't know if they could separate and divorce Dede's actions from Dirk's actions. Why am I saying this? Again, I know I'm repeating myself.

the majority of evidence that came about with Didi's actions came from the snitches. Are you going to tell me the jury believes some of what the snitch says and not some? Oh, they believe everything said on Didi but not on Dirk. Or they're going to believe everything. I think they're going to believe everything or nothing. Everything or nothing. So if D.D. gets sent to jail, right?

For like, say, even conspiracy, that means they believe that when Dedy was with Flaka at San Diego Airport and he said, yo, if we kill a quando, you'll get a million, you'll get a million, you'll get a million, you'll get a million. If they believe that story, they're going to send Didi to jail for conspiracy. Also murder for hire. Now, whether you believe that Vani was the kingpin of Dirk, how could a jury believe half of the story but not the other half?

Do you understand what I'm saying, Chad? What I'm trying to say is that I don't think you could divorce Dirk and Dedy because the evidence on Dedy came from the snitches. Who said, remember Jam's say, yo, who said

Dedy called them and told him, yo, you here to do X, Y, and Z? Jam said that. Who told him, Didi? So you can't divorce it. You can't divorce it. Okay? Somebody said, my nigga, we get it.

Listen, hey, And there's a couple ones in the back. You know what I mean? Okay, okay, hold on. All right. The judge talks about it's their duty to apply the facts and the law, even if they do not like the law, talks about all bias and the indictment is not evidence.

Talks about the defendant, not testified, it's not an omission of guilt, toss witnesses and evidence questions. The statements and objections aren't evidence. The closing statements aren't evidence. It's up to the... I hate, I got to pause, but someone sent us on kicks. I ask you, goofy.

I'm a read verbatim. He said act. You goofy-ass nigga, man. You can't compare Dirk and Dedy. Dirk was on the flight with one of the shooters. Okay? Dirk. No, not Dirk.

Sorry, sir. Dedy was on the flight with one of the shooters. Dedy did X, Y, and Z. Again, to you, sir, I won't even call you slow. The evidence of being on a flight is not a crime. The evidence about Didi

saying anything, about a murder. You get a million, you get a million. Didi's saying, yo, I could kill that nigga right now, putting a gun to the window. It came from the snitch. Whatever you're saying came from the snitch. Okay. The only thing you could say Dedy was a part of is Didi is in a car with Vani. Yes, you're right. Didi is in a car with Vani. But other than being in a car with Vani, everything comes from the snitch. flaka and comes from Vonny. So again, I'm saying you can't separate Didi from Dirk

because the snitches didn't only speak about Dedy. They also spoke about Dirk. You can't prosecute Dedy on any of these. Yes, he's in a car. Yes, he's in a car, but does that mean he's in on a plot? No, unless you believe the snitches. If you believe the snitches, he is on a plot. But if you believe the snitches, the snitches also said Dirk said it.

That's the point I'm trying to make. Hopefully you get it. I don't want to keep going over this. Them to essentially interpret what it is that is evidence. So what he was saying in that regard was, no matter what the prosecution or the defense says, that shit isn't evidence. It's just a guideline. And it's a guideline for you to interpret the facts and evidence as you perceive it.

It was cool. I'm going to be fair. It was cool. did in how he said it. Then he talks about believing any witness, talks about memory, manner, interest, and outcome, you have to wait at, which I thought was amazing that he said that, and that people can or do not have to say a witness words differ from others. They can see the same thing differently. They talk about the statement to the police. You know who I am. Other crimes are not to be considered. Flok in jail. Vonding plea deals aren't evidence, but he talks about

them being cautious of their testimony. He says, charges summary are all. All the church of summaries ain't going in, but certain ones have been admitted to get up in there. Then he talks about the count one of stalkies and the government must prove that on November 6th, November 6th, 2020 to 8th, 2003. Then he talks about the defendant being a member of conspiracy. One of the members committed over an act is saying that they acted knowing. He said, in order to be in the conspiracy, you have to act normally. What's up, baby? How are y'all doing?

Okay, okay. apologies that was played before. This is the last thing. Sorry. So the fed started. They talk about the shit that Dirk was telling anybody. He says, Dirk tells people to get revenge on the fight.

Talk about jam and brown eyes. Don't book no flights. It's an overt act. With the fed to say, basically, everything that Little Dirk did was an overt act. And when he booked the flights to California, that he dozed him into conspiracy, the guns, the Mazz, the FaceTime,

which they start to say, oh, we can't really figure out FaceTime. and all this shit the feds are lying on that part and i can prove that in a little bit later so he talks about the data of december 22 says the message was sent to o'tf members two or more acts place victims does not need to know they're being stalked and what they were saying was it doesn't matter that he was being stalked if they knew it or not it was basically that they had to know about what's called reasonable fear which is bullshit because reasonable fear would be a lot more than that the feds we're trying to simplify it to make it so easy but brian still came in and kind of did his thing but

remember brian still only works for little dirt he's not working for brown eyes he's not working for dd so when y'all don't hear certain things about dd and brown eyes don't take it as a slight towards him just take it as they can't work for so he says that um the count four and five that there's no requirement that money was ever said that banks was the leader o'ttf in its violent members and he keeps pushing that they wore the same clothes. He was talking about, oh, yeah, they jumped in the plane. They was ready to do. Now, I apologize.

You know, I'm going to keep jumping in here. But this is where Brian Steele and Drew Finland, they got to use a prior when they got. And they got to do their big one on this. Because if the feds, according to what Sedi Nash is saying, the feds is trying to say, hey, if we look at this on an organization level, Dirk is the head, right? He's the top guy and he's the mastermind. Well, here's what Brian Steele and Drew Finland is going to have to tell the government. First of all, this is not a racketeering case.

Now, it is murdering aid of racketeering, but it's not a RICO and it's not a Vicar. Which means there isn't this intricate structure that, you know, like when they were sending away the O'Block guys, they were like, oh, there's a, this was the, what they call it? It was like, this is O Block Gang or whatever the cases. That's not what is listed here. It's listed as just a simple murder for hire. So they can't use an organizational structure to say, well, he's the boss. So he's responsible for everything. They could use that in the next case.

In this next case that we got coming up, where is the murder for D thing, where they got Stefan Mack being murdered by two hitmen and those guys folded too, AJ from Mike City and also Marley. they could use organizations saying Dirk is the boss but in this murder for hire in this murder for hire situation they can't use

organizational proof to say Dirk is the boss right because what is the difference with like a racketeering or like Rico they're going to say hey you know they like to use this term he did this crime to further the interest of the gang

right Well, no, this is Dirk's supposedly personally that want to get back. This is not to further the BDs. This is not to further the banks enterprise. None of that. So this is where Dirk's lawyers are going to use their big one because they got the other case separated. If the other case wasn't separated, they would try to throw in this gang nonsense in there. That's why you haven't seen too much of this where it's like, you know, they pointed out that they're gang members.

but they didn't point out that, oh, Dirk has this position and could order these things from all BDs. No, no, no. They basically said Dirk wanted revenge. He is a gang member, but they can't use the gang structure. Okay? That's important. So what Dirk's defense is going to be is, hey, y'all can't say I'm the leader just because I'm a BD and Von was a BD.

That's not enough. Okay? That's not enough. Even though your snitch has testified that, oh, I got the money, that's not enough. You got to show more proof of why I'm the mastermind. So they can't use gangs to convict for this murder for hire shit, okay? Just letting you know. Sorry if I'm kind of pausing a lot, but we got to get to the needy gritty on what's going to be decided on and with the jury.

They wore the same clothes name. Why I say draws and all this shit. Basically, that's what it was. And he talked about Booney Moe. the most important, unindicted co-conspirator. So the fed started. They talk about the shit that Dirk was telling me. Okay.

All good. So we got Sadi Nash. We got Sedi Nash. Let's see what Dernard is saying. The Nott might be beefing with Waxdale. I don't know what's going on. I was watching their beef and it was getting a little freaky. I was like, holy.

It's getting too freaky for me. Anyway. Anyway. shit. Look at this. I don't know what's going on. Okay. Okay. Oh, what was this? Let's see. Look at all that shit. DJ academics comment session. Get the not out of the screen. I don't want to see him. I can't stay in his voice.

Bitch, I never told him to use my shit. I do appreciate it. But my TikTok, my Instagram views are consistent. Have been before he started using my shit. I do appreciate it. Let's be crystal clear about it. But bitch, I don't want to be fast. I want to be rich. Where the fuck is the money? Hi, this is Denot on day six of Little Derk's trial. Bitch, I'm not talking to you ignorant-ass niggas, niggas.

I'm talking to the whole world. Let me get up from him. I'm about to go boxing because I want whack 100 head on the platter, nigga. You can talk about all that shit in DJ academic. Oh, my God. Now, now, Danat, we love you. But remember, ain't nothing bigger than the chat. The chat here, you know, you're going to have.

have your trolls, people are going to troll you to send third. And, you know, listen, let me tell you, if you're out there putting the work in, the reason why we watch your videos, whether we disagree with you, whatever, even if we might play a video and be like, man, I think this nigga wrong, is you're putting the work out there and hopefully you get some type of exposure. That's it. You don't owe me anything. You don't owe this chat anything.

But I will say, ain't anything bigger than the chat now. But yeah, do not. You know, do your thing. I know you've been getting a lot of scrutiny from a lot of people. Listen, it comes with the position. Trust me. before Trapp was getting probably all the attention now. A lot of people told him, man,

get this wanker from the UK to shut the fuck up. So it's all good, brother. You know, don't trip on it too much, man. And don't let it take you out of character, okay? Don't let it take you out of character. Word for me to you. I appreciate you. That's why I play your videos on my stream.

You give a different perspective. You've also thrown in a couple theories. And whether I've disagreed or whatever, it helps add on to the coverage. You know, I kind of treat this. as, hey, listen, this is CNN. This is MSNBC. This is the news desk, but you guys are on the ground.

And I could only know what you guys know. I could only hear what you guys hear, what you guys see. So, you know, I'm not going to disrespect you guys even if I disagree, all right? So thank you, DeNob. Okay. Anyway, oh, my God.

Oh, yeah, I forgot. He was beefing with Adam and Wack. Let me hear this. Before I get to his updates, let me get to, he was beefing with Adam and Wack. Let's hear this. You gotta be a fucking fool if you think any of this shit online get to me. Hey, they call me a cry, baby.

I'm gonna make a video crying. They call me gay. I'm gonna make a video being extremely homosexual. Like, what the fuck don't you understand? Nick, I'm going up in this bitch. Thank you. Oh, and whack, nigger, you got to get in that boxing ring. I'm gonna put you in jail.

You docks me. You're trying to export me and shit with Adam 22. You niggas is gonna get sued by that shit. You keep playing. If I got any lawyers here, that seen what Adam 22 and Wack did to me, how they doxing, private communication with malicious intent, please hit me up. I'm ready to suit them. Hey, nigga. Okay, you see him here. He says, he says, I'm bisexual, not DL, okay? You can't expose somebody who owns who they are. Okay,

so he's mad at Wack and Adam looked like they got on his bad side. Okay. All right, this is some other stuff, it's okay to shoot your shot. I know a ton of people's secrets in Hollywood. I never expose anyone. Adam and Lena could have responded, rejected, restricted. Instead of gave my, okay, all right, I don't know what's going on there. I'm going to skip past this. Wait, is this still going on? What's up? Let's come on here. Ask me any questions. Okay, let's just get to the trial. Let's get to the trial. Okay. Let's get to the trial. Here we go. So he's, he's outside the court, day 11 for us, day 13, if you count the two days of drink. selection here we go.

Boy, to not, day 13 at the little dirt trial. Today is closing arguments. Then the jury will be deliberating. There could possibly be a decision today, tomorrow. You never know with the jury. Okay. So first off, the government has cherry-picked text messages dating all the way back from 2021 to 2024 of Dirk.

Dirk has presented evidence that corroborate a different narrative, specifically involving text messages from August the 18 through August the 20 of 2020. All right. There's a lot of back and forth. The government three cooperating witnesses are not credible. And all of that will be discussed on when the defense actually do their closing arguments. Again, the thing that brings reasonable doubt for me into question when it all boils down to it, If the FBI sees Vonny's cell phone and got more than 2,000 text communications that were incriminating,

why did they not put up any of those text messages against Little Dirk? Since Dirk is supposedly the one who ordered OTIA Vani to slide for VON against Cuando. In the 2001 Blackshare, Georgia shooting, where OTIA Vani testified and admitted that he was able to get big country and others around. Okay. I hear this argument a couple of times from the not. I've answered it. And this is not me having an anti-Dirk answer. I'm just being honest with how this appears to sound. He's saying, why doesn't Dirk have any communications in text with Vani basically saying the things that might be consistent with a conspiracy? Well, Vani and Dirk, they're all on the same plane together. You wouldn't be on a plane with the guy saying, hey, I'm not going to tell you. verbally, I'm just going to text it to you, right?

You live in the same house or have access to the same house. You're around them all the time. You're not going to say, oh, I'm not going to walk to the next room and tell you I'm going to text it to you. And even in the Blackshire shooting, apparently the way that Vani describes it is that when they got the location, they're at Bezos's crib in Atlanta, and it says, we have the drop on Vani, on Kondo. and they said it was like a bomb dropped in the room. After that, they said, Dirk was pulled to the side,

or Dirk pulled Vani to the side and said, set it up. Those would not be text messages. Now, again, obviously, text messages would be more convenient to be like, he clearly said this here. But I don't know if the jury is going to hold that against Vani that he doesn't have text messages if he's purported that he's so close to Dirk

that Dirk wouldn't text him, Dirk would pull him to the next room. Dirk would say, yo, come here, let me talk to you real quick. Set it up. So that's the thing. I know the Nodd keeps saying that, but if a nigga lives inside my house,

I'm seeing him every day, I probably wouldn't text him about the criminal conspiracy. I would just talk to him privately, right? So that's my answer for that. Again, I'm not here to sink Dirk. I'm just telling you why maybe a jury or even like the prosecutors, if they're going to address that,

they could address it easily. Yeah, he doesn't need text messages with the guy he's living with. The BMW supposedly went back and forth to Dirk's house multiple times. Supposedly they kept the guns that they gave to the co-conspirators at Dirk's house. Why would Dirk need to text about all that stuff if you're living with the guy who's the middleman, right? To do what he wanted them to do. OTF money also testified that none of these co-defendants in cooperating witnesses knew what they were getting themselves into when they flew out to San Diego that they were, quote, unquote, surprised.

So there's a lot of reasonable doubt. A lot of people think Dirk is guilty. A lot of people think Dirk intentionally deleted his messages and his communication. That is normal. People do that every single day. But at the end of the day, if Dirk ordered Ote-Avani to do these acts, then where is the text communication? Where is the proof beyond a reasonable doubt? Like the video, subscribe to the channel.

Welcome to LDirk trial, day 13, closing arguments, jury deliberation. And what's up? Everybody's out here in front of the federal court building streaming free dirt. Okay, respectfully, Denai, we rock with you. Don't get mad. But your duty load number two. Okay? When it comes to this organized, quiet protesting, yeah. So you see that video we saw? It's the reason we ain't see denied. Denai you'd be doing a lot. Okay. So we appreciate you. But it's a reason we ain't see Dena. Denai you be doing a lot. Okay. So we appreciate you. But it's a the reason why we ain't see you at that protest video at first, brother. It's okay. We fuck with you, though. But, you know, you have a big personality. Let's just say that. They got the signs posted. They got people out here showing love and support. Beyond a reasonable

doubt. Beyond a reasonable doubt. If the feds got OTIF Vonny's phone in over 2000 in criminal... This is where they got to tap him on the show and be like, no, we fuck with you, but keep it down, bro. Keep it down. Like, we're looking good today. Keep it down. Yo, keep it down, keep it down a little bro. Like, keep it down. You're wilding right now. Just keep it down, okay? Put that camera down to, okay?

Setting text messages off of it on October to 24th, 2020. 24, I mean, where the hell are the messages of Dirk telling OTIOV buddy to go and commit these crimes? Beyond a reasonable doubt. Hey, what's up? Everybody's out here in front of... Bishop board did not. Day 13 here at the Little Dirt trial. Off the rip, I already got problems with Judge Fitzgerald prior to closing arguments.

Now, each side is going to get 45 minutes to present their case. Judge Fitzgerald said that it is inappropriate for the defense to refer to the specific statements and facts in the court transcripts when it comes down to OTF Vani's testimony. I have an issue with that. What's the purpose of going to trial and take it out notes in a transcript if you can't use them in the lower court? and that you're just supposed to use them in the higher court. I have an issue with that. I'm going to look up the specific law about that. It all depends on what happened here today.

Again, OTI-Lvani is not a credible witness. Even though the defense cannot go back to transcript statements regarding OTIAvani's testimony, that does not discount the fact that we heard audio recordings of OTA-Avani saying that he's going to spin on the judge, that he's going to be performative, and do a great job to help the FBI convict. By the way, shout to my man in Facts we trust, man.

That's how got right there, man, man, nothing bigger than the chat. Shout to my man, facts. Dirk, beyond a reasonable doubt. Again, when OTIAvani was off of his proffer agreement, they got more than 2,000 text messages from his phone. If Dirt was guilty, if Dirt told O'Ti of Vani to go out and commit these crimes, Why is it that the government did not get that information from Vonnie's phone? Dirk doesn't control rather not Vani delete or hide text messages at all.

Beyond a reasonable doubt is the nature of the game in criminal court. Like this video, subscribe to the channel and I'm going to give you more updates. Sorry, let me play that again. I'm sorry. The official board did not. Day 13 here at the little dirt trial. Off the rip, I already got problems with Judge Fitzgerald prior to closing arguments. Now, each side is going to get 45 minutes to present.

their case. Judge Fisgerald said that it is inappropriate for the defense to refer to the specific statements and facts in the court transcripts when it comes down to OTF Vani's Very interesting. Yeah, I don't like that either. I don't like that either. Vani is Vani is a connective tissue.

I think Vani's testimony has to be scrutinize. I don't like the fact the fact that the judge is instructing the jury to say whatever your your reading of him was, go with that. No, let them go back. See if like, you know, maybe he's tripped up here. Yeah, I don't like that because I'm going to be honest with you.

I don't think Dirk gets convicted without Vani. Jam is a stupid nigga. I think if his only jam, Dirk is straight. Vani is a nigger who. puts him in jail. You hear Vonny say, oh, I'm about to do my big one.

Now the jury can't really, and also, Vani not only rehearsed with the government a bunch of times, Vani clearly was like making sure that he was going to, oh, yo, I'm getting this shit together.

And you're telling me the jury, here's what he has to say that he rehearsed in his jail cell or even with the prosecutors or with maybe his personal lawyer for months or up to a year. And the jury can't even go back to like, oh, wait, did he cross himself up here?

They can't do that. They got to just go off what the fuck they remember? For the most important witness, I'm with the not. I'm with everyone who's saying, yeah, that kind of sounds a little BS. And Judge Fitzgerald saying, oh, you know, his thing was, if we're going to read transcripts, we got to read the whole testimony and that's going to take a while. It's going to take a long time. Niggas, so the fuck what?

It smirks freedom is not that important. is brown eyes and and uh dd's freedom not that important that you know maybe you should cross the teased dots your eyes like fuck it let's read the whole thing i'm not too sure i like that instruction honestly testimony i have an issue with that what's the purpose of going to trial and take it out notes in a transcript if you can't use them in the lower court and that you're just supposed to use them in the higher court i have an issue with that i'm going to look up the specific law about that it all depends on what happened here today. Again, OTI-Lvani is not a credible witness. Even though the defense cannot go back to transcript statements regarding OTIAvani's testimony, that does not

discount the fact that we heard audio recordings of O'Ti-Avani saying that he's going to spin on the judge, that he's going to be performative and do a great job to help the FBI convict dirt beyond a reasonable doubt again when o t a bunny was off of his proper agreement they got more than two thousand text messages from his phone if dirt was guilty if dirt told o'tia vunny to go out and commit these crimes why is it that the government did not get that information from vani's phone dirt doesn't control rather not vuny deletes or hide text messages at all beyond Okay, I'll jump in there and be like, Denot's still going on this like,

Dirk and Vonny's not going to have a bunch of messages. I'm going just keep saying that. All right, let me keep going. By the way, we have some new updates because apparently there has been some update in court, but let's get through our Darnat updates real quick. Come on, Darnat. What's up?

It's your boy, Darnat. We're on a quick break right now before we have to go back in there. The judge just gave the jury, the jury instructions. Again, all five of the... Yo, chat, the leather button up? Yo, DeNat out there, I don't know, they're not bagging anybody.

The Knott might be out there bagging some bitches, some niggas. You know, he's bisexual. We're not trying to play. Listen, the, the night out there, he got the, he got the, he looked like 112. This thing will look like he, he's from the 90s. You get what I'm saying? The leather button up? I got to respect it.

Can't lie. These counts required there to have been a annoying and willful conspiracies. Okay? They try to use Dirk's rap. music, a voice note, misconstrued text messages, and so forth to prove that dirt was a part of this conspiracy. But again, beyond a reasonable doubt, the answer should be simple and not complicated. Why did the FBI not get any text messages off of OTF Vaughn's phone that showed that dirt was a part

of a conspiracy? Oh, my God. I hate to say it, bro. Like, you sound like a broken record. If I'm with a nigger the entire time I work at his house, I'm on the plane with him. Why would I text him the plot? I was just tell him the plot. Okay.

I'm going to skip this one for you, Denaught, but I rock with you still. All right, come on. He's talking about the government closing now. Okay, okay. What's up? Here we go. The board denied, Day 13, the Lickdryrd trial. This right here is the entirety of the government's closing argument.

The government said that this case is about revenge, that Dirk decided it was time to kill Kondo Rondo in LA since he wasn't in Georgia and not protected. He claims that dirt has shooters on speed dial. LePab did not have a clue he was being stopped and he would die on August 19, 2022. Photos of the white infinity and the BMW following close behind the black escalade with Kondo, Rondo and Lepab inside is shown. They followed him from the weed shop to the bank store. This was purposefully and planned according to the government. the gas station down the block the shooting occurred something dirt had planned for years the co-conspirators were reckless and didn't care who they shot in broad daylight there was an audio played of a white

woman being frantic acting like she was shot i wrote a straight-up care and she said she didn't want to be a part of anything then there was a video of the officers pulling lap out of the car and quondo rondo screaming no the co-conspirators did not panic they have no regret and then they were went to in and out immediately after the killing. Dirk's text messages show he was happy about the deaf laughing at the Kondo Rundo challenge. Government says that multiple OTF messages show they all celebrated and Boneymo was on a jail call days later saying he was smoking on Lopeb. Government said the co-conspirators slid for Vaughn on Dirk's order, money, and belief behalf. Then he went into count one, conspiracy definition.

A criminal partnership is agreed upon. Agreement need not be formal. Co-conspirators don't need to agree with you on all details. And if someone is found to agree later, they are just as responsible. That goes to that Pinkerton instruction somewhat. Remember, there is a possible defense to say, Dirk didn't agree to certain things. And by the way, you know, it's going to play both ways.

This is going to slice itself in both halves. going to have Dirk's team that's going to say, listen, Dirk's not the leader. How could he be the leader? He told these niggas to do A and they didn't do A. Don't book no flights under my name. If you want to be very, you know,

gratuitous and say that that was about the murder, well, he told them not to and they did it. Anyway, so how could he be the leader? Well, here's the other side of that. The flip side of that conversation and the argument is if Dirk agreed to the murder, even if he told them, don't book no flights under my name, having agreed to the murder, it doesn't matter if they follow every one of your other decisions. They were doing anything they could to get the crime done.

Okay? So this is kind of cutting both ways here. It's kind of one way for Dirk to say, I'm not the leader. I didn't tell these, they clearly don't listen to me. How do they listen to me? When I told them don't do A, these niggins is doing A. But also the government's going to be like, well, here's the thing. Even if you told him something that they didn't want to do or they did the opposite of,

they were doing it in hopes of committing the first crime that you were down with. It's going to be really interesting how the jury kind of like, you know, views that. Let's keep it going. And you only need one act and he went down a list of acts. I wrote as many as down as I could. Telling OTA up the slide according to him. That's what Dirk did. Commitant.

The first crime that you went to San Diego. And Wilson recruited Jones. Dirk. By the way, real quick, I hate to do this. I do hate to do this. Shots everybody who's on King Academics. We have a poll going on right now. A poll going on.

Will the verdict, what would the verdict be for Dirk? We have almost 14,000 votes that started an hour ago. I'm going to vote. I'm going to vote. I'm going to vote not guilty, y'all. Let's see what it is. Okay, here we go. 31%.

Oh my God, look at this guy. I told him I'll get OTFs, Zesty off the screen. Come on, bro. Be nice, bro. Like, he's helping us with the case. What would the verdict be for Dirk? I voted not guilty, but it says, 31% says guilty

50% says not guilty and 19% says a mistrial or a hung jury wow so half the audience believe that Dirk will get found not guilty but there is a third of the audience damn there who says guilty

wow interesting thank you guys for all your donations I'm gonna have to look them up manually here as I'm not logged in like I know normally am to my other shit. Okay, so, and we, we are here on, King Academy, oh, no, the Academy.

Okay, there's no poll over here. Yeah, yo, yo, the Academy, y'all got to get some polls popping over here, man, y'all don't want it on the screen. Get some polls popping, send some donations in that I can read what's going on. Let me set it as the vault. Okay, good. All right, let's get back. All right, to conceal his involvement with a don't book,

no flights under my name. And from them flying to and from Chicago, FaceTime calls. and Dirk's house being used as a home base for the crime. Then they went into count two and three, the stocking of Lepap in Dekwondo. In December, December, 2020 on Christmas Day, Dirk sent a voice note about a $20 to $30 million boxing match

and that Kondo Rondo can die. This shows Dirk wanted Kondo Rondo dead, even after the August of 19, 2020 shooting. Then he went into calls up. It should board did not. day 13 to look conspiracy liability defendants was a member of the conspiracy

to stop Co-Condo Rondo Dirt provided money and a home base for the co-conspirators. The defendants committed the crime based upon payment and opportunity. This case is about revenge and relationships. Dirk flew OTF members, court members

within his inner circles with only to close on their back to California. to commit this murder. This is gang related and street code is you don't testify against anyone, and that was made clear by OTF Jam's wife testimony. Then they went into the fact that people are associated with the black disciples, and their entire code of honor is to get back.

Dirk embraced OTF Jam and others like him to commit this crime on his behalf. Dirk had them on speed down to handle all of his problems. The defense entire case was about OTF Vani. The defense claimed that Vani is the fall guy. Vani was not a black disciple, and he had no authority to order Dirk's inner circle around. A photo is shown of OTF group. Interesting. The government is clapping back, which, by the way, I disagree with the first thing said.

The defense case was not all about OTF Vani. They brought on OTIF Vani's jailhouse girlfriend, and then they brought on OTF Von. Bonnie, the OTF Jams, jailhouse girlfriend, then OTF Jam's wife. So we got to be careful about that. That it was not all about Vani. But now they're saying, well, Vani wasn't a black disciple. And Vani wasn't incentivized to do certain things. Hmm.

Okay. I'm kind of seeing what they're doing. Text messages. Dirk is the leader of this OTF group, text change. And he organized a text thread with the core members in April, 2003. Dirk sent a screenshot message of him threatening Rico Lamron to use his OTF members to hunt him down. The message said, I got them hunting you. Another text exchange on December 25th, 2022, with OTAF members regarding Kondo Rondo reaching out to squash beef. Dirk responded, call me about peace, take this switch.

OTIF Vani is not a part of this thread. Dirk also told OTF, that they are staying out of other people wars because nobody else get into theirs when they need help. Now, ironically, one of Dirk's tracks, right, and we could look this up, it's called Threats to Everybody, a little Dirk. They're trying to act like Dirk making threats, right?

When Dirk is like, fuck the piece, take the switch. They're acting like Dirk is almost like sanctioning or ordering that something is going to happen. Me personally, and maybe I'm a little bit, bit endearing to Dirk. I'm thinking Dirk is talking shit. This doesn't mean he's put a hit on somebody. Him denying peace, that doesn't mean that it's murder for hire.

But they're trying to use that. That Dirk, you know, texted a group chat or texted somebody who was close with Cuando and said, no, we're not fucking squashing this. Take the switch. How does this blame Dirk for hiring a murder? Maybe I look at it differently, but let's keep it going. Oh, by the way, I see a couple donations coming in. Let me read the four.

We go in. Here we go. King Buck, my boy. He says, Act, change the permissions for me and the mods so I could put up a poll for the chat. Oh, is that why we don't have no fucking polls on the Academy? Oh, bro. Okay, I got you. What I got to do? And then, I said, the Academy Mons don't have poll permissions?

Oh, man, I'm sorry. Gene C, 2784. Thank you for the $10. He says, there's been absolutely. zero regards from the victim's family. I hope a celebrity never victimized one of y'all family. Shaking my head sad. Gene, I'm going to be honest with you.

You're right. You're right. Allegedly one of the times that little pop's mom was coming out of court, she got trolled a bit. But there is, you know, she's been walking out of court every single time. They played the video of her son getting pulled out of the car with bullets in him. And, yeah, not a lot of people, you know, but I want to be fair here. Maybe people are thinking, well, she's already got justice.

The people who did it pled guilty. Maybe people think like that. You know, obviously, Jam has pled guilty. Flocka is pled guilty. And we have Vani who's pled guilty. So maybe they're like, hey, listen, it's not much about sympathy here. The people who did it pled guilty. Maybe that's what it is.

But I do understand if you are, you know, someone associated with a family, you're like, yeah, this seems to be the free Dirk parade, not anything else. Okay. Let me, shit, give me a second. I'm going to try to get you guys on permissions for polls, okay? Thank you, though. This is in August of 2023 and because some ops were playing with King Vaughn's name. The government states the primary motives in this case is revenge for King Von.

King Vaughn was a respected member of Oblob and the Black disciples. November 6th, 2022, King Vaughn started a fight with Kwanda. Lattem put the gun, shot and killed King. Hold up. Wait a minute. Hold up. Wait a minute. Hey. Hey, hold on the chat. I know. This is a little bit self-serving. But I told you, there's nothing big than the chat.

Normally people would take this as a diss. They would take this as a dis. But your boy big act, we know. Listen, I don't care what they say about me. let's get Smirk home. They said Drew Finlan in his closing to the jury, he says, Dirk won a Grammy for melodic rap. You heard what he said?

Grammy. He said he had hell of songs that were peaceful. All my life. I'm trying. Exactly. He says he referred to the academics interview saying, Academics is like the Oprah Winfrey of hip-hop. Smirk says,

that is the highest compliment. I know y'all might be like, damn, he compared you to Oprah. He compares you to a bit. No. He's right. He's right. I was there trying to get peace, get to a, you know, humble beginnings. We love Smirk.

You know, that interview was for him to clear the air, but also clear his conscience and for him to move on to positivity. We love Smirk. And whatever they said about me, as long as it's to help Smirk in that damn trial, I stand with. Okay? I agree. Okay, Drew, my man.

Drew, my motherfucking man. Ain't anything. Okay, okay. Anyway, we're going to get to a chat. We're going to get to it. Ooh, who the hell, the hell. Oh, we're back here. Sorry, Jack.

Dirk immediately went into action to play in his get back. Dirk wrote, I'm not letting shit slide, calm down or stop anything because King Vaughn would be in these streets for me. Around this time, Dirk shared a post with Jason Smith via text messages that King Vaughn had posted, which stated that if Dirt wants you dead, then you are dead. This was conspiracy, co-conspiracy liability. Defendants was a member of the conspiracy to stop Fondorundo. Dirk provided money and a home base for the co-conspirators. The defendants committed the crime based upon payment and opportunity.

This case is about revenge and relationships. Dirt flu OTF members, core members. OTF Oprah, I get it. I get it. My bad. Within his inner circles, with only to close on their back to California to commit this murder, this is gang related and street code is you don't testify against anyone. And that was made clear by OTF Jam's wife testimony.

Then they went into the fact that people are associated with the black disciples. and their entire code is, code of honor is to get back. Dirk embraced OTA of Jam and others like him to commit this crime on his behalf. Dirk had them on speed dial to handle all. All right. Let's get on to the next part.

By the way, it looks like the government closing is done. We're going through mad updates here. Just please just keep tuned in. We're going to play what the not had to say, and then we're instantly going to the Florida Defense person, Lisa, has to say, and then we're going to go to Trap.

I think Trap has some updates too, but it's a lot going on and it looks like these closings are happening rapid. Remember, the judge is frustrated with this case or frustrated with life, I guess. They just wanted to be over with. We got two more parts of this. Here we go. Then you are dead.

This was Dirk's November of 23, 2022 text message to OTF members said, wait for the Gets. Dirk's witness, Justin Gibson, admitted that Dirk's music, Music consisted of public statements in art form that corroborates his private communication to get back for King Bun. Duty Lo saw a Kondo Rondo phone number and tried to locate Kondo Rondo and Lattem. Evidence of Dirk's phone and Dutti Lowe communication is shown and it basically was Dutelo had someone checking in on paperwork regarding Lattem's address.

This text message to Dirk's phone show this was communication transmitted a week after LaTam was released and put on house arrest. Dirk was upset with OTF members for not sliding for Vonn, claimed that OTAF members was acting to Hollywood and for them to stop asking for rent money, guns, and cars until he get his get back for King Vun. December 30 of 2020 text message is shown. Dirk sending messages to Dutti low about Cuondo Rundo and NBA young boy. show in Atlanta, Georgia. Dirt and OTF members tracked Kwanorundo and Blackshire, Georgia

shooting. Screenshots are shown before the court and afterwards when the shooting was reported. Von T. Vani testified that Dirk ordered the Blackshar Georgia shooting. When him and OTAF members and affiliates were together, Oteavani said that it was like a bomb going off. Then they went to Dirk's lyrics on Meek Mills still running regarding Kondo Rundo. You know what's so funny? And I'm not doing this, but I like to show how, you know, when the tables are turned, media, me, I'm not going to do this. If my interview gets used by the feds, you know what they say?

We know you the feds. You'll be over here acting fed questions. You do this, you do that. They're using Meek Mill song with Lil Durk. Is anybody going to say to Meek Mill? Bruh, why you record that Fed ass song with Lil' dirk? That's mad federal. They're using the whole song, bro.

Nobody going to say that. Nobody going to say, yo, Meek, why you ain't tell Dirk, you stop recording like that? That's mad federal. But you know what they say about me? I ask a random question. I said, what's up with Slavovon? Yo, that's mad federal.

Why would you ask him that? What? Am I right, chat? When I'm right, I'm right. Just acknowledge it. When it comes to, and this is for you, you bitch-ass nigger my son, you over here you want every interviewer's dick you are broke bum out of new york i told you put

the fries in the bag that's why you work for new york state right now okay you know how you love saying that the media niggas is putting these rappers in like because because interviews get used in the feds meek mill songs just got used in the feds that's meek mill song that's not dirk song it's a meek mill featuring little baby and dirk they're using that song it's called still running Are you going to come out and say, why the hell did Meek Mill publishes a fed-ass song? That's a federal-ass song.

That's a fair. You're going to look up the lyrics? Or we can look up to Lurks. Let's look up to Lurts. Still running. Are any y'all niggas going to say, why the hell did Meek Mill publish a song that had Dirk saying shit like this?

Must be out of your mind if you think we ain't spending for bro. We spent it for show. Had a switch on me. Not a 38 dummy. Boy, we spin it for ghosts. They put up for shows. We spinning his crib and trashed with show. We spinning his shows.

And we took Elskins for Chicago. They know we win it for show. You do it for what? You better not say you do it for duck. This niggas be tucked. That nigger was fucked the moment he ran and he knew we ain't ducking. His ass was out of luck. We do it for Vonn.

We don't wait till it die down, nigger. We load it. We do it tomorrow. We do it on feet. As all the obstabiders who say we shoot out the cars. That rose better be bulletproof little nigger. Who say we're going to shoot them. Come on, man.

Is anybody going to say, they love saying, oh, act there. use their interview. Vlad they use their interview. They use Meek Mill song. Why did Meek Mill put this song out? What the fuck? This shit is like, come off. Oh yeah, I forgot. I'm tripping. I had to switch the shit around. Don't worry about my get on this right here. Fucked up the clip. Now, but somebody asked that question for real, though. We got to ask that question. What the fuck? Somebody got to ask that question. They love it. asking why the hell is your interview in a federal indictment? Well, why the hell is Meek Mill song in Dirk's case?

Like, you know how they say, oh, act? Why you had to ask police questions? Why Meek had to rap about federal shit that is in this case? You see where I'm getting at people? This is not an attack of Meek Mill. The point is this. Every man has to take a case. accountability for their actions.

You get on an interview and you want to be slick, you want to be funny, you want to go say certain shit that maybe niggies in your hood get and the feds are investigating and you want to make a message that they're going to use, that's on you. You want to get on a song with Meek Mill and you want to outtuff him and rap about some shit that they're going to use in your case. That's on you. If you're going to blame me, blame meek. Meek will take the same blame.

They use my interview. They use Meek's song. We both got the same blame. I'm down for that. They're not down for that. They're not down for that. Is everybody, is everybody cool with that? No, nobody's cool with that, right?

Exactly. All right, let's go back to this. Yay. And said that it's evidence of stalking in an ongoing conspiracy when Dirk rapped about shooting up Mayback and them stars. No, the rose. And that was on the same song. Let's go back to the lyrics.

That rose better be bulletproof little niggins. you know we're going to shoot at them stars. Okay? And actually, I'm, I'm, let me, let me, let me, let me correct myself. I apologize to you. Sorry. I got to apologize. That was, why I think it was Meek song?

No, it's, it's Baby and Dirk song off their album. Never mind, Meek, I apologize to you. Okay. So if you guys clip the other shit, clip that too. I apologize to you, Meek. That was Dirk and Baby. Baby. That's Baby did that. Little Baby, you bitch-ass nigger. Why the hell did you put out, you saying I'm the feds, you the feds, nigger? How the hell you put out a song with Dirk on your

goddamn joint album where Dirk is now being questioned in his federal case for the lyrics he got on your song. Meek, I apologize. Baby's the bitch-ass, fad-ass nigger who did that. Let's keep it a bean. It's little baby who did that, man. Little baby who did that. Little baby, you know you the damn feds. You could have took this little Dirk verse off. Now it's being played in the federal court. You the feds. Baby, you the feds. All right. Anyway, back on. I go testify that Dirk had a million dollar bounty for sliding for bond. Dirt told Voney to get a car and organize emergency flights for the LA 5 early morning on August 18, 2020. Jason Smith booked the flights. OTF need more muscles for the hits.

So Wilson recruited extra shooters, David Lindsay and Keith Jones. After recruiting Lindsay and Jones, Dittie sent Jason Smith their contact information. Dirk tried to conceal his involvement when he takes Don't Book No flights under no name involved with me. When all five flew to Chicago, they met with Bunny and a sprinter van. And Bonnie testified that's when he told them what they were there for and he had the guns already. Dirk used his house as the staging ground for this conspiracy to murder Kondo Rondo. I think that's a stretch. My bet.

I know it's echoing. Sorry. This is all according to the government. Vonny used cash to according to the government. Vonnie used cash to pay for the ski mask. He then went to FedEx to purchase fake plates. Vani testified that Dirk wanted consistent updates as the BAT. BMW was tracked back to Dirk's house.

Vonny stocked the level Lowe's hotel, case the place out, drove back to Dirk's house to collect the guns and went back to the Lowe's hotel to stock and kill Cwondo Rondo. Kondo was in front of the hotel around 1145 p.m. Then a hit man showed up around 15 minutes later. Vonny booked the hotel with Dirk's card. That is the hotel that Jam stayed for,

stayed at in the Sheraton, then went back to Dirk's house to give him updates. The defendants frequently use FaceTime, which cannot be tracked. But at 8.35 p.m. on 818, 2022, Jam called Vani outside of FaceTime, and they tracked it from there. The government claimed that Dirk and the co-conspirators were communicating all movements and stalking through FaceTime. Sailsight activity is shown of Grant, Wilson, Houston, Lindsay, and Hesley. jam, they were using FaceTime because the government claims that this was the sales site activity that showed them communicating about Kondo Rondo Lepap in the Escalade movement.

Didi and Vani were waiting near the shooting scene. This is after they shot up the escalator at the gas station. DD.D. and Bonnie picked them up and traveled to the valley. According to the and Bonnie picked them up and traveled to the valley. He pulled over, as in Vonny pulled over to call an Uber because there were six people in the car. Uber dropped them off at a nearby end and out. They celebrated inside the N and out. According to Uber records, Vani took an Uber back to Dirk's house after ditching the BMW.

Bunny claims he told Dirk he was worried because the shooting was sloppy. The murder of Lepap was broadcast. Vani said he was with Dirk and that Dirk was happy celebrating. Bunny claimed that Dirk told him not to worry and to burn the infinity. Bunny went back to the BMW and an Uber and did not burn the infinity car. Next day, Bunny got a new phone for everybody. And Dirk has had 17 cell phones since 2017. Dirk told Dede to delete all the text messages.

And Dirk told, first of all, Dirk told though that he deletes his messages every single day. and then in a 723, 2022 text message, he told everyone in OTO to start deleting all of their messages. In an 8-4-2020 text thread, OTO member said that Jam is ready to fold in Jam. I hate to pause it here, but this is going to be big, chat. Unfortunately, I think Dirk talking about the snitch is going to be seen as evidence that maybe he was in on the crime. Because the idea, I know we love calling people snitches, but, if you're saying, if you're discussing with other guys who are clearly co-conspirators, oh, I think this guy's going to break.

And then you say, oh, as long as we stay solid, we're good. Kind of assumes that you're a part of this conspiracy, because that's what Dirk supposedly tells him. As long as we stay solid, we're good. You're about to hear it here. It's going to be snitching. FBI executed search warrant on Jason Smith's house at 6 a.m. on 1024, 2004.

And instead of immediately coming out, it is a claim that Jason made a call to Dirk because he knew exactly why the FBI was there and he alerted Dirk. And within hours, Dirt booked his first of three international flights. Oh, sorry. So that's going to be tough too, y'all.

At first, I was like, why did they keep bringing up Dirk allegedly trying to get away? Like, that's, that's, that's, relevant, but that's relevant if we're talking about bail. He's not going to bail. Like, we're at the end. But I guess they're using that to play into the conspiracy to say, forget about the bail, bail aspect. We were arresting another co-conspirator,

and they called Dirk, and Dirk was trying to get out of here. Why would he try to get out of there? It's because he's a co-conspirator, too. So they're using that, you know, before they would use it as, oh, Dirk is a flight risk. Now they're using it as proof that Dirk is in the conspiracy, because when Jason, you know, they, Jason sends out like his son or something like that first and apparently took six minutes to come out.

He calls Dirk and he says, Dirk, these motherfuckers is here, motherfucker, like they're here. And that's when Dirk starts booking a flights. And they're saying, it makes sense or it's only reasonable to assume that if one guy feels like he's caught, the other guy who he tells they're onto us, who then tries to book flights, he was most likely part of the conspiracy. Now I'm getting it there. Hmm, interesting.

Dirk uses money, power, and influence, um, to murder Cuando Rondo. He used it to attempt to murder him in the blacksmith, Georgia shooting. He contemplated it several times throughout the years and ultimately killed Lepap in pursuit of stocking and attempting to murder Kwanor Rondo on August of 19, 22. The government closed and said, this isn't a about rap. This is about revenge and get back for King Von. Like the video, subscribe to the channel. Thanks for watching. Okay. All right. Before we get to Brian Steele's closing, I want to go back I want to see if Traplore has any updates. I thought we logged in. I think we did. Let me This trap has updates. Okay, we do have some updates from Trapp. Here we go. There's jury

instruction completed. Okay. All right. Now, I will, I will. We'll say this, and I have to say this, a lot of people don't like how Traplor Ross has, you know, in Traplore's description of a lot of this stuff, Traplore has this demeanor of, you know, he talks in super superlatives, which means he's like, this thing is cooked. This thing is finished. And that's more like, you know, shout to Flaco. I think that that's Flaco style, which, by the way, I think it's, you know, Flacco is kind of revolutionized YouTube in a way where, you know, like, you click on Flacco's channel, he's like,

this guy has his worst day ever. Yo, this guy career is done. This guy is going to jail for life. And, you know, those super superlatives that kind of like makes it extreme is probably what the clickbait is. But people have criticized Trappler for kind of doing a little bit of that in the sense of he's, you know, in every update, he's like, this is the craziest thing. And, you know, you guys could have your criticisms of him. but, you know, obviously, it's our guy.

We're still going to listen to him. But we could definitely have our criticism. So he says prosecutors cooked Lil Durk with mountains of evidence. Let's hear his version. Right, so I'm back with an update on the closing statements. And it's been interesting so far. So the prosecution kicked it off with pretty much just a retelling of the whole timeline of the alleged stalking, the alleged murder for hire, the whole plot to get back for Vaughn.

And they opened it up with a pretty interesting text message that we've seen a lot of times, which was that text message that said wait for the get back and obviously the context of that message was later explained but it was a pretty you know pretty out their way of actually starting off the opening statements obviously we know that those messages were sent in response to one of Cuando's friends that posted a video talking about

they're smoking on King Vaughn and they're calling Lil Tim Tim, but basically they just went through step by step and told the whole story with a lot of sympathy for the victim of Saviore Robinson, aka Lil Pab. but they frequently showed what looked to be like, you know, a personal photo of, I don't think I'd seen before, of Lil Pap smiling, you know, looking very innocent, and basically explaining how this person had ultimately been murdered in this whole plot. They basically made it clear that they said that for years Dirk had planned this revenge plot

after the death of King Von and that this was all something that he'd been pursuing for quite some time, including the attempt on Kondo Rondo's life in 2021, all of the messages between OTF members and him talking about he's not going to pay the rent until certain things happen, that he admonished the O-block members for not sliding, brought up a lot of those really incriminating text messages like, you know, Oblob, they're waiting, they don't want to hurt an MF, they're just leaving it all up to us. When it came to the actual murder of Lil Pab, obviously the aspects that was clearly a very big deal was the fact that the flights for all the hitters had been booked on Dirk's card,

Dirk's text saying don't book no flights, no names involved with me. We saw basically all the evidence laid out once again. We saw the harrowing footage of Lil Pab, you know, taking his last breaths in the back of that car and I think all of that was really to drive home this evidence that you know there was certainly a fear struck into the victims of this crime which is obviously an element of this stalking charge even though little pad passed away he was clearly in distress and fear before he passed away quando rondo was on the street screaming no clearly whatever happened whoever was responsible had had a horrific effect on the victims and then all of the evidence surrounding that la

la murder was obviously pretty damning the fact that o tf vonny's car had gone back and forth from Dirk's house frequently. They recounted the story of, you know, Dirk apparently being happy when he found out about Little Pab being killed. I apologize for that. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. They re-showed the messages back and forth between Dutie Lowe and Dirk, and they said, you know, Dirk tried to cover up that he had sent Dutie Lowe a message saying no,

but it was preserved because Dutie Lowe had loved that message. He had done a reaction to that message, and that preserved little Dirk's no message, even though he frequently got rid of his phone. So they painted a pretty, impelling picture that Dirk was the man at the top. Dirk was the man with the money. None of these guys would have gone out there and done this had it not been for Dirk. And it was a pretty, pretty solid argument.

But we've heard Brian Steele clap back with the first half of the defense opening statement and I'll break that down to you guys in another video. All right. So, uh, you know, according to Traplore, prosecutors did do a lot with their cooking. But now we're going to get to the defense. Remember, the prosecutors only took an hour and a half. As I said, like, they seem like they want to get out of there. The judge want to get out of there. Everybody want to get out of there, but smirking his team, which this is kind of concerning, but whatever.

So now Steele gets the, you know, he gets Thor's hammer. It's his turn to, you know, put, you know, belt to ass, you know, figuratively. And this is where we're going to hear the first time how Brian Steele gets the opening or actually the closing, but he started off closing statements. apparently he's going to pass the ball to Drew Finland soon, but let's hear it from Traplora. We also got to get to the Florida defense attorney, which is Lisa, and we'll probably go back to Danad and also SETI is waiting as well. So Brian Steele was just up on the stand, basically doing the first half of the closing statement for the defense of Lil Durk. And look, I don't want to upset anyone with this, but there was definitely some blame being put onto OTF Vony.

They've kind of painted him as the mastermind. They said that he had access to Dirk's credit cards. He had the means, and, you know, he was, the one who was an expert car thief and he was the one that was a scammer and that basically, you know, he knew what was going on. They said that Voni had access to Lil Dirk's house where his kids stayed at and they basically said that he's not trustworthy. They replayed that audio recording of him on a jail call basically saying that he's going to put on this great performance of the judge in front of the judge and say that he got used and make out like,

I got fired anyway and, you know, really just painting Vonnie as really the bad guy that kind of masterminded this. It wasn't. necessarily like, you know, everybody tried to say that, oh, Dirk snitching on Voney. It wasn't necessarily snitching, but it was more just a case of like Vonnie's admitted his involvement in this and a very high and sophisticated level much higher than the other alleged shooters. And they're basically just trying to say, hey, man, this is, this is what Voni said. This is what Vonnie's, you ain't really got nothing on Dirk. I know people are going to, you know, that's why.

That's why Trapp is a little bit careful with saying it because he got under fire where people said that he was trying to say that Dirk was snitching. No, this is valid. Vonny admitted all this stuff already. What basically the closing is, I guess Brian Steele went with the theory to say, hey, listen, hey, guys, why are we even here? The guy who set up the murder, he already testified. He admitted to it. The guy who got the guns, he testified to it.

He admitted to it. The guy with the most motive, he's the closest to Vaughn. He's the cousin of Vaughn. He already admitted to it. why are we saying there is another person who's really calling the shots? No one has more motive. No one is slimy and could finesse all the situations needed to create these situations, whether it's the stolen cars, whether it's the stolen guns,

whether, you know, we see in the Blackshare Georgia situation where he supposedly gets the track hawk or whatever, and they have a trailer that it could hide the track hawk as soon as they do the shooting. that's not snitching that's really good lawyer in that's basically saying this niggarity already basically admitted to the crime why are we still here potty done let's get go home okay let's go home that's it so that's not snitching chat not snitching at all you got nothing on payment from dirt you got none of that and it was interesting because they tried to kind of argue that like vony had the resources jam was the serial killer as brian still said it and then they had kind have gotten together. So them two had like got together to basically like work this out themselves

and they're basically suggesting Dirk can't have nothing to do with it. They even brought up that whole message that's where Dirk said don't book no flights involved in my name. They said well Vony is the one that booked that flight and they said Doug asked for it to not be booked and he was saying Brian Steele basically said it was quite funny. He said like look that text about not booking the flights and no names involved to me that was for a wedding and then I don't know if anyone was believing that and even if you don't believe that he said don't book no flights and no names and then flights was booked in his name so it don't even matter like it still don't make no sense but i'm just not sure that was a good point like they were hoping but they pretty much ended by saying that vony came to

court obviously he was you know one of the most compelling witnesses but they basically said that he was a liar he they said they brought him out here to deceive the entire court and that basically you shouldn't believe anything he said so that was the end of brian steel segment we're having a little break now for lunch it's a short break because we're really trying to get through a lot today and from what i understand drew findling is then going to take over he's going to deliver that fatal blow and hopefully you know and they'll say and deliver a good result for Dirk, I believe the prosecution then get a chance to clap back, and then it will all be over. So we heard from the prosecutors that went super hard on Lil Dirk,

re-pulling all of their big evidence and their big moments and the clips that they had been using against Dirk throughout the trial, but it was then Brian Steele's turn to clap back, and he said some pretty crazy things. He kind of went at all of the cooperating witnesses specifically, and pretty much told them to shreds with evidence. I've got to give him his credit. I mean, he went super hard. some of his arguments maybe didn't quite land as well as I thought that they might of, but then other ones, especially with the clips, he was pulling up them clips.

Some of them were very compelling. So the thrust of Brian Steele's main argument at the start was really like, there's no evidence connecting Dirk to this murder. He said this isn't a murder case, it's a murder for hire, it's a conspiracy, it's not a murder case. Dirk wasn't kind of, you know, basically he's making this argument, Dirk wasn't involved in any of this. He made quite an interesting metaphor basically saying that like, you know, the presumption of innocence is like a,

suit of armour that protects Dirk from the top of his head right down to his toes, which I thought was interesting. And he went with this argument that I'm seeing a lot of people post online, which is basically like, there's no agreement to pay. There's no proof that Dirk ever paid anyone for this hit. There's no proof that Dirk himself personally ever made an agreement with anybody to go and do this. And it's like, on the one hand, that's quite compelling. A lot of people are kind of latching onto that. But on the other hand, one of the big things that's been brought up was this idea that, like, Dedy acting as Dirk's agent, they might deem that, you know, if there's enough reasonable belief that, you know, Didi genuinely was dictating that there was a million dollars on the table from Dirk,

and that order had come down from Dirk, and Dirk had participated in the conspiracy in another way, they might still find him on the hook for that. But obviously, Brian Steele made a very compelling argument, and there aren't any direct payments. There aren't no bank transfers. There isn't a signed check from the checkbook for this hit from Lil Dirk, and that's obviously a big thing that he's relying on. Brian Still made a few really sort of interesting points and references that I was kind of like, what's that got to do with this? At one point he said that this is the 250th anniversary of the United States. And he said, as a nation, more blood has been spilled for the Constitution.

Now, I was thinking, what is he trying to say? Like, is he trying to say that, like, this murder for hire is, like, no big deal in the grand scheme of things. Was he trying to say that, you know, so many people have died for, to protect the, you know, presumption of innocence in this country, that, you know, you should go with that with his case. There's a couple of things he said. I was kind of thinking, like, okay, I don't know, maybe he saw that Henry the second quote go down from the judge so well on Friday that he thought, let me get some of these. I was thinking the same thing. The judge used a like a monarch type of story about a king being able to get away with certain crimes because of his status. And that played well in how he related to ruling on a particular thing in terms of, you know,

murder for hire and what Dirk's position might be. But I'm surprised to see if Brian Steele actually. copied the judge, but the judge did it when there was no jury. Now the judge is doing it. Well, not the judge. Brian Steele is doing it in front of the jury, which I was confused when the judge did it. And obviously, I'm not in court, but, you know, it looked like Traplor and a few other people took a while to get it.

It looked like they're saying Brian Steele kind of piggybacked off of that and kind of talking about some, some kings in Queens. What the hell? Say in the UK? Historic metaphors in that. He kind of attacked. Okay. Let's move on to next one.

Yeah, I'm not going to like, Brian Steele just went super, super hard on OTF Jam. I couldn't believe it. You know what he said about OTF Jam? This is actually crazy. He said outright, OTF Jam is a serial killer who pled guilty to three murders. Yeah, so he pointed out that Jam had pled guilty to three murders, call him a serial killer and said that he had the location on Cuondo Rondo, and then said it was Voni that was backing up, Jam, that had all the resources,

says that he had Dirk's credit cards in his pocket. He knew how to book Uber's and all of that stuff. That was very, very interesting. So he really tried to paint Jam out to be a bad guy. And he pulled up, played some of Jam's prison recordings, where he basically said that, you know, he's going to give the feds what they want. He's going to make sure that he comes home. He's going to go hard for his family.

He's going to turn nothing into something. Brian still played one of those twice. He wheeled out, played it again a little bit later. He was really trying to drive home the point that Jam is not to be trusted that Jack... Yeah, not going to like me saying this. I ain't going to like me saying this. I don't think if the substance of your closing is to point out two things

that these guys who snitch, they have incentive to snitch. That's already known. We know they have an incentive to snitch, right? Or Vani saying, oh, I'm going to perform. We know that already. They're not snitching for their health. They're snitching for a reason. it doesn't mean that the jury is going to say,

oh, because you're going to get some benefit from snitching, that means you're lying. And that's where I'm kind of drawing a little bit of critique here because if the substance of your defense is saying, how could you believe these guys, they're snitching for their own benefit? I don't know if that works. I think you've got to show a little bit more.

You've got to show that these guys are liars. You've got to show that these guys are untrustworthy. You got to show that, of course, yeah, they're trying to save themselves, but these guys couldn't tell the truth even if their life depended on it. That's just me, but, you know, again, this is a closing. I digress. Let me get back into it. Jam is a liar and pointed out several inconsistencies in Jam's statements, which went down pretty well. In one of the kind of maybe more far-fetched arguments that he made, he was basically saying,

why didn't the feds get jam to wear a wire and call flocker and record him, basically getting him to like admit all the details. said, you said, flocker and jam, they've been, or maybe it was boogie, my bad. But basically, he basically said that they've been, for instance, Juvie, beaten up little kids together. They were saying, why didn't you get Jam on the phone to other people that co-conspirators, Voni as well, and call them up and say, oh, you know, I'm so disappointed in what that Joker, Dirk, Dirk did. Kept calling Dirk, a Joker, like, through Jam, like playing Jam.

It was kind of interesting, but obviously, I'm sure there are reasons that FBI didn't do that, but there was a lot of critique of the FBI's approach, a lot of critiques of how the FBI had handled Jam, the things that they'd had him do, the things that I agree. I agree. Now, I don't know if the, I don't know if the jury is going to look at that, but I'm going to, I kind of hold it against the government that when they caught Vonny Brasco, Vonny Brasco was caught at the Wardoff in Chicago. He had his dick in his hand hard off a honeypack. He was about to fuck his bitch. And they kicked the door down. What's up, nigga? You're the guy. We got you for the murder.

you're the kingpin. That's what they told him. Two hours later, they brought him down to the conference room in the hotel. They ain't bring him to the station. He started snitching before he got to the station. Okay? Vani Brasco apparently offer the feds everything in the book. He said, I know Dirk Social Security. I know his address.

I know all his phone numbers. I know the code to the safe. I know everything. And he even offered the feds. he even offered the feds, I will wear a wire. He said that. And the feds did not say yes. If they want Dirk that bad, why not say, oh, wait, you don't wear a wire now.

Hold on now. Now, this might be some different shit. He offered even to wear a wire. And the feds could have got this case locked in. Hook, Lana Sinker. They could have said, I bet. We're going to set you up. Link up back with Dirk and bring up the situation.

You're being recorded. and let us get Dirk completely on tape. None of this, oh, he told Booney Mo, he told Doodiloh, he told Vonny, you get him hook, line, and sinker. And the feds didn't go for that. I do hold that against the feds. I did hold it against him because Vonny Brasco offered everything. He basically offered his booty hole.

He said, whatever y'all want. They ain't get the boy to the precinct. He ain't even do the L'OTEN. Lieutenant Lee's got in the car. They brought that boy down. They took him from, he was in a suite at the Wardoff, paying $1,200 a night. That's how you know this boy's a scammer. After Dirk cut him off, he's rolling around in a Mayback,

and he's booking a $1,200 a night suite to fuck his chick. And supposedly he was there for a while at the Wardoff Astoria in goddamn Shirek. They catch this motherfucker. Okay? And apparently he started, well, they apparently scare him. They said, listen, we got you. You're the kingpin. And he said, hold on, I got some shit.

And this is, you know, that also goes into this theory that Vonny Brasco was always planting the seeds that if he got caught, he was going to be able to pin it on Dirk. Which, by the way, you know, they say, this is a Jamaican term, they said unfair gameplay twice. Okay? They also say there's no honor among thieves. I guarantee Vonny Brasco who thinks he's smarter than the average thief

and the average bear. Remember when he told Dirk Hey, Dirk, they came asking about that stolen car. And Dirk said, no, don't worry about it. They both were deceiving each other. Remember, Dirk told him, burn the car.

He said, I did. Dirk said, well, why ain't seen it on the news? He said, I don't know. Then he tells Dirk, yo, Dirk, they came asking about the other car. Dirk said, don't worry about it. They're just doing their job.

They both are kind of like playing this game. You get what I'm saying? And I think that Vonny Brasco was like, you know what? I got to have some insurance in this bitch. I got to have some insurance in this bitch. You see Dirk playing and he's like, I'm going to play too. So again, it gets to this point where now Vani Brasco is trying to serve up Dirk, but the feds have to get some criticism because Vani Brasco offered everything in clune his booty hole to get out of that situation. He said, I know his Social Security. I know where his mama live.

I know where his kids lay their head at. I know everything about Dirk. I have his cards cloned. I have a fake idea of Dirk. He said that during the first meeting. I got a fake idea, Dirk. I got it. He then said, if I want me to wear a wire, I will.

They're like, calm down six, nine. No, calm down Vonny Brasco? We good. Calm down. but I'm going to be honest with you the fans was lacking because if this guy was down to do this much they should have just had to wear wire

you would have caught Dirk on audio have you know have Vani go in the kitchen you know what I mean a little rat face looking ass nigga like bring some food over and be like yeah yo yo so you ever hear from them cops that kind of pull back up you know

damn just start up a conversation and catch them on audio they never did that and I think and I think Brian Steele is making a good point to say if the government really wanted to prove their investigation was very sloppy and very lackluster.

He said that one kind of adding up, and obviously a massive part of that was pointing out relentlessly that many of the interviews with Jam were not recorded. And he even went as far as to call out the FBI agent and basically saying, you said the reason you didn't record these interviews with Jam was because of L.A. traffic. That was pretty crazy. I'm not going to lie. like Brian Steele was going super hard on the FBI he literally said I couldn't believe it he said that look he said how dare the agent put up jam when they know it's a lie how dare he and they even brought up the whole thing where jam was apparently in the back of his car with his well his wife and his kid he said

that when boonimo called him you know he was on the way to like take his son to soccer practice Brian still pulled up the records and said there's no proof that his car was actually moving why didn't the FBI contact his wife and get her to talk and I was thinking yeah cool that's a good one except the fact that we heard in court when they asked the wife about all this stuff. She, she sounded like she one of the black disciples. She clearly ain't talking to law enforcement. They asked her about her brother little law and THF and them. She didn't want to talk about any of that. So obviously, it's kind of obvious, like, yeah, we know why the FBI didn't go and ask his wife. She wasn't trying to cooperate anyway. But it did make him look extremely bad that the cell site information didn't

add up and he wasn't moving and the fact that he had called Booney Moe twice before he was called black back. So it ain't out the blue. Yeah, I'm not going to like, Brian Steele just went super, All right, so we just heard the second half of the closing. So Drew Friendland takes over now. Okay, this is like a relay race, okay? You got Noah Lov and the Usain Bolt. He handed a baton to who you got running the anchor leg? Look like is Drew Finland running the anchor leg.

So Brian Steele, he gets out and he's handing the baton off to Drew Finland to do the anchor leg. Let's see how they're going to finish, y'all. Statement by Drew Findling. Brian Steele was like the opener, and Drew was the head. lineer and he went super hard. He made a few very interesting metaphors and again like Brian Steele had the whole suit of armor thing. Drew made a few metaphors that I was kind of like, that's a bit strange, but okay. He basically said there's no expiration on grief, sadness and loss. When he said that, obviously anyone that's been following this case, we've unheard a lot of people say

there ain't no expiration on that get back. But he said there's no expiration on that grief sadness and loss. And he said if a toddler was killed by a drunk driver, you couldn't fathom the grief of the parent. Now I thought it was a bit of a weird metaphor because he was kind of making the making the point that if somebody killed your kid and run them over, you might text people saying you wish they'd die. He said you might text people saying you wish they get cancer. I mean, you might slide on someone if they killed your kid, right? So I don't know if that was the best offense. But basically, Drew just completely trashed the FBI and the LAPD as much as he possibly could. He was likely disrespectful at points. He played a clip from an interrogation where an LAPD detective

and basically, I think he was talking to Keith Jones, basically referred to Lil Durk as a gangster with a lot of money. Now it seemed to me that he was trying to infer that maybe that comment was like racist or prejudicial. He basically said that that's from an LAPD detective. He said you'd hope people still don't think and talk like that anymore. And later on he said some comment about that same moment where he sort of, he said something along the lines of like, you can imagine what else he would have said to him, or you can imagine what else he was thinking about saying to him,

which I thought was kind of interesting. But obviously we don't know what else he was thinking of saying to him. He actually said that that comment was unacceptable and that he was expecting the government to abolish. apologize for it when they got up to do their response. I don't know. Okay. We got Drew Finland on.

You know, Brian Steele, he a pit bull. Drew Finley, a little bit different style, but it looked like Drew Finland is going with the, hey, listen, the government look at these guys as criminals based on their skin color, based on the fact they're rappers. They come from a certain environment. Look at, look at how they carried on the investigation. And they mentioned this at the beginning of the trial, by the way. This was part of their open statement.

They said, hey, listen, a lot of these guys that investigated this trial, they are biased in a certain way. So they want to look at the evidence in a certain way. And they're basically admitting that the evidence, if you want to look at it, you can say, oh, okay, well, maybe Dirk did want this guy dead. So he ordered it. So they basically said that, and they did this with the, you know, as the case was going on, Dirk's team got at the investigators saying, isn't it possible that because you were looking at the case, looking for this, that you interpret it at this?

And I don't know, they actually got to win early on with this, but they're coming back around with this in closing saying, look, you know, they're investigating this thing. They already have this perception of Dirk and they want to paint him as this, and they're going with it. Now, here's my caution to this. I don't know if 2026 in kind of a liberal place like California, are they going to believe this kind of like almost,

I'm not going to say theory, but maybe this kind of like narrative that these detectives are kind of going off their own assumptions and they have maybe racist or they have prejudicial thoughts about a rapper with a lot of money who talks a certain type of way or raps about a certain type of shit. And they're now attributing a crime. to them and they are hell-bent on fitting a non-perfect crime to this person. I don't know if that works, but it appears that Drew, Drew Finland is kind of putting this in his clothes in.

Interesting. All right. Let's keep it going. I don't think that's happening, but he also pointed out the FBI agent that said previously, we know what we don't know. And I don't think that was a big deal, but both him and Brian brought that up and said it was this completely unacceptable, arrogant comment that should be apologized for. And after he brought those two points up, he said, you should disregard everything that FBI and LAPD said as garbage.

He liked down there, yelled garbage. It was very impassioned. There was a lot of talk about Dirk and, you know, how great he was, what a great guy he is, especially with his music. They said they cherry-picked examples of his music that, you know, were violent. They said he won a Grammy for melodic rap, and he has a bunch of songs that are peaceful and loving and were never played. They also talked about the academics interview. They said, it was only played for about 56 seconds. They didn't listen to the whole thing.

And in that, he actually said that academics is like the Oprah Winfell. free of hip hip hip pop which was big act number one we got 50,000 people on the live right now it's all good I'm Oprah it's all good you get a million you get well actually not a million let me stop that you get a car you no no actually let me stop that you get hey listen I'll take it I'll take it listen they've compared me I won't say worse because it's the goal they've compared me to Wendy and trust me Wendy's the goad of I think my industry so if comparing me to Oprah I'll take that and I thank you, Drew Finland, for having some kind words, and I hope those words ring true with the jury. Okay, I'm Oprah Winfrey of goddamn hip-hop. It's okay. It's okay.

All right. Let's get Smirkio home. It was interesting. He had one crazy comment where he said, if Jam was Pinocchio, there would be a hole through that wall. And he also kind of downplayed Kondo Rondo ever being in reasonable fear of his life or in danger by saying, well, he's nowhere to be seen. So he was kind of inferring because Kondo didn't turn up to testify to that, that it wasn't true, but I'm pretty sure him screaming no over the body of Lil Pab is probably enough to show that he was in reasonable fear. But the last part was crazy. He closed it out saying, I'm going to speak directly to Dirk, and he said it's been an honor to be the voice to the voice. It was a great speech. He's definitely making sure a check clears with that one, but Drew did an

amazing job, and we're hearing from Didi's lawyer, and soon it will be the prosecution, clapping back. All right, chat, we are in the weeds here. We're here. Okay. I got some stuff. I got some stuff. Here we go. Oh, man, it's just happening, huh? I'm sorry, I'm not logged into Twitter, so we're going to have to do as what we could do.

So it looked like Dee Dee's lawyer got on us relying on the word of unreliable cooperators. Okay? If they want to take your liberties beyond a reasonable doubt, it's a reasonable doubt protects us all. If you're a famous celebrity or a kid from Southside Chicago based on lack of evidence, Mr. Wilson is not guilty.

Drew Finland says, I'm happy to be the voice for the voice. That's what Trappler just said. Mr. Grant, meaning Vonny, manipulated the FBI and the police. Do not let him manipulate you too. I'm going to be honest with you. That's a tough line.

But I don't know if it's, you know, again, I'm not in court, so I can't tell if it lands. That's a huge statement. Vani manipulated the FBI, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Los Angeles Police Department. Saying that, you know,

apparently Drew Finland earlier says everything that the FBI agents or the LAPD, you know, personnel testified to, it's all garbage because they were biased. He says it's all garbage. I don't know if law-abiding citizens that's sitting on this jury

is going to say, you know what? You're right. Fuck what the cops all said. They're just full of shit. I think that's a hard sell, people. I'm being honest here. This is a hard sell. This is an incredibly hard sell to have the jury say,

you know what? Fuck what the cops said. Remember, they get law Biden citizen on the jury pool. These people are not criminals. These people are not criminals. These people are your neighbor. Those are your grandma up the block. That's your cousin down the street that works a hard working nine to five.

When they get in trouble, they most likely call the police. This is not crime culture. For them to say that the police is, you know, this is not the, you know, you're not to be like, fuck the police. This is probably not the crowd. Even though this isn't California. And California is one of those woke states that's been like, you know, defund the police. The defund the police movement doesn't really come in line. with the don't believe the police in a murder.

You know, no, if it was a police involved shooting, maybe. Maybe if it was a police involved shooting. But here, the police investigating, I don't know if that works. But, you know, Drew Friendlin's trying to go with it. Okay. Brian Seale says, Dirk books a flight with his signature blonde hair dreads. He ain't take a train or a car.

He said if there's a warrant, he would turn himself in. he would turn himself in. Now, I don't think they use this lyric, but there is, there is like a lyric. And, you know, I'm not the fads for bringing this up. This is not brought up in the trial. I'm just, you know, bringing this up. Little Dirk does have a lyric where he says,

I'm the type of niggie to hop on a flight with a warrant. Like, Dirk does say that. He says, he says, lyric about hopping on a flight with a warrant. Yeah, I know what's on that? is. Oh yeah, hanging with wolves. Like, they didn't use this. They didn't use this.

But he says, uh, he says, I'm the type to hop on a flight with a warrant. You got to catch me. Oh, shit. They're like, oh, all right. Well, you know, I guess. What the fuck? What type of ad is this? Yo, Mark, what's that nigga name?

Rob Markman, man. Could you fix this goddamn sight? Why am I getting ads like this, bro? He says, uh, so I'm the type of nigger that's get on a flight. I'm the type to hop on a flight with a warrant. You got to catch me. I'm the type to pop a pill with orange juice.

Don't catch me. Oh, shit. All right. They didn't use that in trial, by the way. Don't worry. I'm just bringing that up, you know. Okay. All right.

Okay. We're kind of getting, we're getting, we're getting somewhere here. It looks like closings have been completed for both the prosecutor and the defense. we haven't heard from Lindsay's lawyer yet, but look like the rebuttal is going to be short. And if you ask me, based on the timing, and, you know, I think we're still an hour lagging. I think the jury's going to get the case with an hour to go.

The jury's going to get the case with an hour to go. I think. I think they're getting the case today, chat. I think the case will, so if the jury, you know, the jury looks bored. If their mind is already made up, chat, if their mind is already made up, we might get a jury

verdict today. If they're all looking bored, maybe they're all thinking the same thing. Maybe innocent or guilty. They might, you know, usually go into the, from what I've heard, when you go into the jury deliberation room, they usually, you know, after some pleasantries, they have an initial vote to see where everybody stands and after they see where everybody stands, they start debating. Well, if everybody's bored and maybe everybody thinks the same, they might just come back with a verdict in 30 minutes.

30 minutes. Either let that man go or it might be saying cooked. We don't know. We don't know. All right. All right. Okay. So Blackshire, he still sent him some tweets.

We're going to go to, I know, do not. We're going to come to you in a second. But we're going to go to Florida defense team. way, thank you to Lisa. Lisa has reached out to us. Lisa, thank you. Um, and again, you know, nothing bigger than the chat. I thank the chat for alerting her that we are watching our videos. And she sent a nice message. She sent a really nice message. I want to read it to you. She sent a really nice message. She said, hey, a lot of our viewers shared that you put us on stream. I want to share my appreciation. And I would love to come on the channel whenever

court is finished and share whatever you all want to hear. Uh, we definitely you do want you on Lisa and yeah we'll try to facilitate that thank you so much for um from being out there covering it being our eyes and ears right okay here we go and we're going to speed through her reading of both the prosecution and also brian steel and drew finland okay so currently we've heard a little bit about ddies closing but we've heard dirks closing which is brian steel andrew and the prosecution finished their closing but not really you know they're going to have a time to do a rebuttal, which is probably going to be 30 minutes. Here we go. If we've been growing here, I am reporting back from the closing arguments of the trial.

They have actually begun. The instructions were read. It was the government was up first. The attorney for the government got up and I was very anxious to see what is the jury's read. Are they following? But I got to tell you, they seemed mostly disinterested. They were tired and just they'd watch the screen. as he went through the arguments. And basically the government starts out with this whole idea that this case is all about revenge. They put a big PowerPoint with the words revenge. For years, they had wanted revenge since August of 2022. And they had a chance, but to do it, they didn't do it in their hometown.

They chose here where Cuando Rondo was vulnerable. Hey guys, this can go away here. I am required. Dirk had shooters on speed. shooters on speed dive that at a drop of a dime, they would fly with the shirts on their back and come all the way over here to LA to execute Cuando Rondo Rondo. And the government's whole case is that that's exactly what happened. As soon as they got the drop on Cuando, they make this call, and then the shooters all fly. And then they had the pictures of them at the airport coming in

together. The bottom line is they immediately started hunting. And they didn't see. stop until they brought this flurry of gunfire in broad daylight, ultimately killing Saviah Robinson. And then they pivot. Dirk had shooters on speed. And then they pivot. They pivot now to the emotional part and introduce who Saviya Robinson was. Show a picture of him looking very simple.

Chat, and this is exactly why we play everybody's point of view. Remember, as we're covering this trial, they start out the trial. first day, and they showed repeatedly to the point that the mother of Savaya Robinson had to repeatedly walk outside the courtroom. They kept showing the TMZ footage of Saviya Robinson being taken out of that car. He's riddled with bullets. There's a bullet that went through his arm, another one that hit his arm and went somewhere else, and another one that stuck in his heart. And it's so graphic that they played a bunch and the mom keeps leaving and she's kind of breaking down. And it's so graphic that everybody talks about it, but you have to remember at the end of

the day as they're talking about this idea of Devon Bennett, which is King Vaughn, they're talking about the revenge, they're talking about Slife for Vaughn, they're talking about this whole conspiracy. They're talking about these other guys. Jam, he went to jail for this. They're talking about Didi. What they did not forget is that as they started this case, they showed repeatedly that this is not just a talking point of murder. murder. The idea that someone got killed, they showed that body consistently in court. And this is why we play everyone's point of view, because you have Lisa who says, no, they do pivot to coming back to that to say, hey, listen, Savaya Robinson, as much as you might not, you might not have heard

about him in terms of him being the target, him being involved in the initial beef, involved in the initial situation. He might have not been the intended target. He's still a person. He's, you know, his mom is in the court, he's an innocent person, et cetera, et cetera, and it looks like they go for the sympathetic angle here. Sympathetic. Just a nice picture of a young man whose life was cut short and that this is what it's about and that he was collateral damage because he was with Cuondo Rondo, who was the true target. And the prosecutor was like how he didn't know that this was going to be the last day he was

ever alive, which I think was really powerful as far as their case. that morning that the co-conspirators, he was unaware. They also talked about the fact that that morning he was unaware that these co-conspirators were stalking them, which is interesting because part of what they have to prove in the jury instructions is that awareness of, and they didn't talk yet about this whole idea that anyone in that position would have been afraid.

And then they pivot now to the emotional part. Bottom line is Brian Steele came in and he gave this whole thing about the importance of the jury's role and the respect that we give the judge, we stand up because it's just their honorable position for the judge. And they likewise have this, this solemn and important task because they are the judge of the facts. And they are the one to determine the facts. And he basically starts laying out that burden of proof and that Dirk has this armor of steel, ironically, all. on him until you can pick away all of it. He is innocent. He is innocent.

And then he just goes on and starts picking apart the government's case that they really don't have anything, that you're relying on not credible information. You are relying on liars, killers, people that have an incentive. And that all of these conversations, the government's investigation, that they don't ever check these guys that are given these statements that are only self-service. They're trying to save themselves. Bonnie is the one that held all the cards. He had access to everything, and he got fired by Dirk,

and all of a sudden he wants to get back. And so, and he wants out, and these were my words. But that was the essence of what he's trying to say. I got to get back in, but let me tell you this. That jury was asleep until Brian still started talking. They were the most engaged. They were all looking. The courtroom is weird.

Very important. Very important. And this is why I say Brian Steele worth his weight in way more than money. Brian Steele is a guy who said, listen, your honor, if you're going to lock me up for contempt because I ain't going to tell you what I heard in that ex parte meeting, put me with young thug. When you've seen that, you've seen this is a defense attorney that is willing to go all the way. Brian Steele is a guy.

He speaks with passion. He speaks like he's talking about his own son there. and this is why I think this guy's worth his way in money like he's not just taxing you $3,000 a hour just to just to like you know feed these vacation and like his his yacht that he he sails with in the summer this guy cares and

when when she says shout to Lisa Lisa says the jury looks like they're tired of this shit and then Brian still gets up there and they're perked up okay that's good that's good that's good you know if you ask me I think that's fall in dirt's favor. That's good. Way it's set up.

So it's like really odd. And the whole time the prosecutor's talking, they seem to be looking straight. And the prosecutor's over there. But when Brian Steele was talking, they are all directly locked in. They were listening. Now, there's a few who seem not so receptive to him,

but there are a few that are really listening intently. And I really thought that we would have a quicker verdict. But because of a few jurors that I'm seeing really taking it in, it makes me not so sure. that it'll be a quick verdict. Bottom line is. Okay, Lisa, I like you already, girl. She's coming with the shit.

You know, I think she was in the same kind of boat I was in. Maybe a quicker verdict, mostly because everybody seems bored. They don't want to get this over with. But she's saying that Brian Steele struck a cord. He struck a nerve. They're now kind of like intrigued and interested. That's good. Okay.

All right. Let's move on. on to the next one. I don't know if she has anymore. Let's go to Sedi Nash. We haven't tapped him with Sidi Nash in a second. Okay. Okay. This is him talking about Drew right here. Now y'all

don't do what it do. Drew had to do exactly what he does. And do what it do, Drew basically brought out the contrasting lies about what Jamm was putting out, what Vani was putting out, and how basically we see that the feds wanted little dirt they try to get a little dirt they always want a little dirt and that comes out

in a bunch of messages it comes out in jams on testimony it comes out in jams phone calls because they're never saying in these damn calls i'm going to go tell the truth and get off it's always looking like there's a bit of ulterior motive there's something more to it and all of these things but what was testified to was that hey man killing rapping about killing and all this shit man this is what goes on now i will say i one thing I did not like that Brian Steele and um, Drew Philly never did. They never played Quando Rondo's red eye shit because in Quando Rondo's video before

Dirk ever even made a video, he has a fake little Dirk being killed. One can reasonably say this is all reaction to the shit they're talking because little Dirk had deleted his social media accounts and all of this shit. You see, um, got there somebody from Kondo's crew dropping a diss towards, uh, King Vine and then you see Fondorando put out two disc songs on King Vine and

Little Dirt. So it basically gets to the point where you're like, man, we could just say this is about some back and forth. But he also drops that the label always wants people in conflict. And we know this is going on and we know the conflict exists because of the Kendrick Lamar and Drake Beach. We know that the industry

100% profited off for that to the point where everybody was making money. The streamers were making money. The reactors were making money. He was able, Drew Finn was able to point out so many hypocrisies and make it simple to understand that the mountain of evidence of doubt was there and has always been there. You're not seeing the calls, the text messages. You're not seeing even in the music where Dirk is. Yeah, so, SETI kind of brought up something right there, and I just thought about it.

We never really explored it too much. You know, if we're going to mention Drake and Kendrick, it's not necessarily about Drake and Kendrick. here, but hip hop music, and I think that's where the person from Alamo should have testified to, hip hop music goes up when there is turmoil, when there is competition, when there is people going against people. And a way to paint this is to say, hey, listen, you know, this was, you know, you might have listened to certain songs, but these songs were meant to feed into a competition aspect. These guys are competing. You have Dirk who's saying, hey,

you know, don't respond to shit with Vaughn. Oh, he brought up murders. He just got out of the feds. He's competing with young boy. He's competing with Cuando Rondo. The violent things are not part of this. This is, if you use the music, the music are only, it's not meant to taunt.

The music are meant to galvanize attention. And across hip-hop, music that is tumultuous or is confrontational or is, you know, could aggravate a situation, that gets the most amount of, you know, currency, and this is all about money. I think that's a valid way to kind of, like, sum that up, too.

I'm not going to lie. It's talking about putting bounties on people and all this shit. You never hear about the murder for hire shit that they say that they're doing. So the question gets begged of, what are we doing? And he was able to say, they brought in these people and threaten them with, oh, you're going to be in jail for the rest of your life.

You're going to receive this and receive that. And you will not be in jail for the rest of your life if you testify. And that's in the jury instructions that they need to find out. Now y'all don't do what it do, Drew had it. Okay. All right. Here we go. All right.

We're getting somewhere here. We are getting somewhere here for sure. Let me see if I could feel. find Taylor Taylor What's your name? Oh shit I forgot

It's like Taylor Paris or something like that Fuck I don't have any of my Oh I got it right Okay Does you have a video Kind of need a video girl

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Donots on it bro Don't know Some of y' y'all You know Whatever you want to Think about Denot, he's providing updates rather quickly, and we, we need these updates. Okay, so we got through Brian Steele closing, right?

Well, I'll go to the third one here. In his back pocket, his phone, credit cards, Uber account. What's up, it's your boy, did not day 13 of Dirk trial. This is the closing argument of Brian Steele. Brian Still told the jury that they cannot speculate. It cannot be 50-50 that Dirk has to be found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Nothing fanciful, just a logical decision based upon your experience and use critical thinking skills. No hesitation. It's a decision you can live with. Brian Still says you only need one reason to find Little Dirk not guilty.

And he's going to give them more than one reason, not just the lack of evidence, but conflict in the evidence and the testimony of the three cooperating witnesses. The three cooperating witnesses are snitches. That's what Brian Still says. will do anything to gain favor for their own crimes. OTF Jam is not human. He's been a criminal his entire life who used dirt to get out of as... Wait, that can't be a direct quote. OTF Jam is not human? No, no way.

That can't be an actual quote, right? They're not got to be ad lib in that. OTF Jam is not human? He's got a jail free card after he got caught with a gun less than a year after he was released and was on probation. The government met with OTF Jam four times prior to recording his fifth interview. This is problematic and shows a lack of transparency. Who, what, when, and why did he include Dirk Banks in his indictment?

An audio is played of OTF Jam talking to the feds. His direct statement to the federal agents is that he never spoke to Dirk about the August 19, 22, shooting. Later in that same recording, he claimed that Dirk ordered him to kill. killed Cuando Rondo in an Atlanta, Georgia studio when Dirk said anyone killed Cuando Rondo, them and their family is going to be straight. Even though Jam's statement about Dirk drastically changed, none of the FBI agents were surprised when he spoke about and why it wasn't recorded.

Jam claims he got a call from Boone Moe while he heard Dirk in the background encouraging him to go to L.A. on the morning of August. the 18th, 2022. Jam claims that the phone was on speaker. The government got Jam's cell phone records that showed Jam called Boone Moe twice. And then Booney Moe called him back and that there was no communication with Laird, and this was not done via FaceTime. It was done via the phone.

So Dirt, if he was on that phone call, it would have been tracked. The FBI agent decided, deceive the jurors with the speculation about FaceTime calls when James phone records on the morning of August 8th. What's up? It's your boy did not. Day 13 of Dirk trial. This is the when James phone records on the morning of August 18, 2022 showed otherwise. And Jam lied about driving his wife and son that morning because school was not in session and his cell phone didn't move from one tower to the next. The FBI never spoke to Jam's wife, even though Jam claimed that his wife heard Dirk's voice in the background.

Jam's wife has been watching the trial And she pretty much said that Jam lied on her and her son An FBI agent contacted Jam's wife in a text message The day after Jam left the stand And Jam's wife waved her marriage right not to testify against Jam And testify that Jam is a liar Lide on Interesting

I was thinking about that too Sorry Chad, you know, I got a little allergies Jam's wife has a marital right to not testify against her husband. Yet she waived it to testify against her husband. Interesting. I think that's going to play a part in how the jury's going to see things. But interesting. Let's keep it going.

I don't hurt in her son. And she never heard no phone call. with dirt or booney mo there's an audio call that's played jam tells his wife that he's going to walk away from his criminal case because it's bigger than him then on three three two thousand twenty three jam is cooperating with the feds on eight four two thousand twenty three text message ninety days after jam started cooperating with the feds there was a group text with o t fads saying that jim is a rat that was a going to snitch jam was a in custody with the case and felt like dirt aband.

Yo, chat, I ain't gonna lie. Why, it always got to be one of these people, bro. Why, bro? I'm getting everybody hitting me. They're like, oh, act, you got to report it. This is true. This is whatever. Chat.

Why can't we believe that the Smirkio fans, the Smirkio movement, And we don't have duty load doing cartwheels today. But the real Smirkio fans are out here. We have a journalist who's just trying to make it be known. Her name is Kathy Rousin. Okay, I'm not attacking her either. I don't want no one to think I'm attacking her.

And I hope she doesn't think I'm attacking her. But she is on law and crime sometimes. I have user stuff, so I don't want to, you know, make her look whatever. But she's tweeted out. She says, listen to this. Oh, my God. She's tweeted out. She said, I just got this tip.

People were hired to show up at Little Dirk Courthouse today ahead of closing arguments. The person works as an extra and an actor. She's claiming that this is a flyer. It says Los Angeles casting shoots September the 8th, which I guess it is 8th. Court support rally and rally members are getting $125 for six hours. They say they need female and male, 18 to 15. any ethnicity comfortable participating in a peaceful court support rally. I don't know if this is real.

I don't know if this is real. I think this actually undermines and serves to try to put a stain on the fact that I think today, which I've given so much credit, the peaceful protests that were witnessing outside of that courthouse seems to be supportive, controlled, and probably goes against every stereotype that was starting to build over the last couple weeks. I can't validate if this is true,

nor could I validate if maybe an entity has put this out. I do want to say this. I would imagine that the majority of support of for Dirk outside that courthouse today is natural. is organic. His life, his freedom is waning the balance. This is not when Jammy the Bull is taking a stand. This is not when Vonny Brascoe is taking a stand.

This is not when maybe you could, you know, have a little bit lighter moments. This is do or die. And I'm going to be honest with you. And as much as, you know, I crack a little jokes here there at duty low, I don't think there is no one who really fucks with Dirk that would come out to that court here in that courthouse and be on them steps playing today.

Out of respect for his father, his father, you know, we're going to play I know we've been kind of running into a bunch of things and updates. We're going to play his interview with Neon, but this is not the bullshit hour. And I'm not going to say that Kathy Rusen is lying, but I am hard pressed to accept any narrative that the majority of people, they're going to have some bad actors,

you're going to have some whoever, I don't know. But I think the majority of people outside that courthouse today, know it's do or die for Dirk. They're out there being peaceful. They're out there supporting. And even if this is a thing, I don't think that's the majority of people. There's OTF fans.

There's fans of Dirk Banks. There's fans. of, you know, just rappers in general that would not go out there doing all that bullshit. So I'm going to reject that. That's the majority of fans. But they're trying to put this out claiming that this is a hired thing. I'm not going to go with that. I'm not going to go with that.

And Kathy, no disrespect to you. I do respect your reporting. Unlike, what's that? What's that chick that trying to get Tori in jail? What's the name? Megan Cunifier. Yeah, I don't like her. But I respect you a little bit more.

Don't you worry. Don't you worry. Don't you worry. But, you know, I'm not going with that wholeheartedly. Anyway, back to this. Anded him. FBI agent told Jam to call multiple conspirators to pretty much get them to give up information and corroborate his statements about Dirk ordering the hit on Cuando Rondo. That pretty much led to the August of 19, 2022 shooting in depth of Lepam. I hate to jumping back again. We didn't really hear this. So the FBI told Jam, hey, I guess Jam, remember Jam gets called for a gun. He's like, yo, I'm down to tell you about bodies. They're probably like, what do you really know about these bodies? Jam is singing like a Tweety Bird.

Yo, this guy is swinging like August Halsina. And they're like, all right, call the other co-conspirators. Let's see if we could catch you with it. Which still goes back into my point about Vani and Dirk. Why not have if Vani offer to wear a wire with Dirk, why not have Vani do that? So if you're telling Jam, call the other co-conspirators, why not have Vani wear the wire? Now, I'm going to answer my question slightly. Remember, Dirk did fire Vani.

Maybe they would think it would spook Dirk if all of a sudden Vani's trying to come back around after being fired. And now he's trying to talk about a murder, which Dirk, I would imagine, if they believe he did it, it's trying to forget. But I don't know. Anyway, sorry, Jeff. Jam got an in-person visit from a girl named Ashley that is not recorded. And then he used Ashley to send message to Vonny, who was also upset that Dirt fired him. Every word in action, Jam blamed on Dirt was of his own. Dirt was pursued, but the FBI did not dispute nor corroborate JAM's statements in FBI reports.

Again, Jam told his wife, watch me make nothing into something so he can go home. Then they played an audio call, a jail call of Jam, telling his wife i'm going to walk away i'm going to give them what they want is bigger than me brian still said jamm is a serial killer he pled guilty to three murders vani has had dirk's wallet in in his back pocket when jams's phone records on the morning of august 18 2022 showed otherwise wallet in in his back pocket his phone credit cards Uber account, full access to Dirk. In this case, we found out that Jam and Bunny has been communicating prior to the stayaway

order. And audio is played. It's FACO. He's with an FBI agent. The agent brought up Dirk and planted thoughts in Flacco's head. Flaco was never around Dirk. The FBI has zero corroboration for anything Flaco said that involves dirt, such as the airport or even these stadiums and arenas.

And by the way, Flacco purchased six tickets for Lairk's concert, even though he wanted us to believe he had personal access to dirt. As far as Vani, the FBI agent planted thoughts into Vani's head saying, you look like the boss. You want to go down for this by yourself or who's responsible for this? And then Dirk was tracked by the FBI. Eight days after returning to the U.S. from London from October to 16th,

2002 to October to 24th, 204, Dirk booked one flight under his name and under his account. There was three flights booked with Dirt Book 1. Then the jail call was played where Voney said he's going to be very emotional in court. Oh, wow. We're also finding out new information. Dirt booked a flight.

I would think Dirk don't even know how they book a flight. But they said Dirk, Dirk was trying to skeddattle. booked a flight. He booked a flight. Oh, wow. Everyone that Dirt forced him to do everything and that he's going to manipulate the court while some unnamed black woman is laughing in the background. Vani came back to Dirt's home. There's no evidence that he ever spoke to Dirt the night or the morning of August 19, 2002, nor is there any evidence beyond the scope of Vani's word. and him tying Dirk's to this crime based upon financial transactions.

That is the closing argument of Brian Stills. Like the video, subscribe to it. Okay. Very interesting. Very, very, very, very interesting. Okay, so it appears everyone's making these compelling arguments. What will land, y'all? That's what we're at.

What will land? Dirk's counsel is completing their closing arguments. We could read this. Oh, man. to log in a Twitter. What's my Twitter login? Fuck. I don't get my Twitter login.

Let's if you can find it. Taylor says two Oprah Winfrey metaphors were made in court by two different defense counsels. True Finland for Little Dirk called Academics, the Oprah Winfrey of hip-hop. And Craig Harbaugh for DeAndre Wilson compared Flaka's statement

about an alleged bounty for murder to a Oprah offer. He says, you get a million dollars. Harbaugh said. Okay. All right. Okay. I think this was what I should read.

Prosecution closing statements and little dirt murder for hire trial. This is a summary and paraphrasing of the case. The prosecution laid out. Everything is direct quotes are what was explicitly said by the prosecution. Yenayello for the prosecution delivered the closing arguments for the government. Said that Juan Orando was vulnerable when he landed in Los Angeles, said this was when Dirk Banks took a shot. Five men including defendant,

defendant David Lindsay, and Dianjory Wilson flew into Los Angeles with their shirts on their back for one of reason, just to get back for Kwondo, or just to get Kondo. Yanyelos says OTF member went straight hunting their victims from the second they arrived. He said they didn't stop until Savaya Robinson

was ultimately shot at the gas station across from the Beverly Center, and he said that Savaya had no idea when he woke up that morning that the defendants had already determined his fate. The prosecution called us a culmination of years-long planning and then described Wilson and Lindsay as celebrating following the killing. The video of Robinson being pulled out of the black escalate was shown again.

Remember that video I keep telling you all about it. To the jury in Yanielo says those recordings show the consequences of these defendants' actions. There was no panic. There was no regret. Instead, they celebrated with a double-double and animal-style fries from in and out. Yaniello described the conspiracy as a criminal agreement. It said that Dirk took steps to conceal their criminal activity. He pointed towards Dirk deleted text and messages.

And he said the five men flying to San Diego and his 17 phone numbers as proof. He said, Banks was the leader of OTF and his violent members explaining why they had to kill his biggest op. Say, get back. So what Yanniello said to the jury. He says body for body, blood for blood. The government laid out OTF jam was a stone cold killer and said, Dirk wanted his shooters on speed dial that he could dispatch at a moment's notice. Was Kavanaugh-Gran involved in the murder?

That's Vonne Brasco. Absolutely. But why? He said that that's because Dirk. He was Dirk's right-in, man. Yanielo laid out, he had no ability to order these guys around without Smirkio. Yaniello said the story of Robinson's death does not happen without Smirkio. His beef, his money, his hot car, and it was his Los Angeles murder.

So why did they agree to commit the murder? Yanielo asked. So you heard why? Money. He told the juror, money, cash, blue cheese, Benjamin Franklin's. Said the prosecution pointed to the following text from Dirk's phone as evidence throughout their argument. Don't book no phones. involved with me. Jam just ready to snitch. Blood clear his day. The guys

sold behind and wonder why everybody else be looking good. I'm not putting up a dollar until motherfuckers show me. It's a team thing. Or even defendant Lindsay. Yaniello says he was clearly one of the shooters wearing identifiable shoes. Or defendant Wilson, Yaniello said he hired the shooters, Lindsay, Keith Jones, and he told them there was promise of payment. He says this case ain't about rap. It ain't about celebrity. It's about Savaya Robinson. And these guys are guilty on all counts.

Holy shit. God damn, chat. I ain't going to lie. That nigga was on a skillet. I think that word was cut. Okay. I got to read what they said, Smirkio said. I'm sorry.

That was crazy. Here we go, Chad. Here we go. Let's see what Brian Steele had to say. Brian Steele began initial arguments for the defense of rapper Dirkbanks. Drew Finland will finish the remainder. Steele began by saying and he ended by thanking the jury, he called the judge a giver of law,

but saying that the jury is also a judge of sorts. He said to the jury, You are the sole judges on what's the facts. on this case are no one but you. Just because your OTF does not mean you're a part of his member's conduct. Steele said about his client. The prosecution must prove that Smarkio had an agreement with these murderers. Steele reminded the jury that the prosecution has the burden of proven beyond a reasonable doubt that Dirk was guilty.

saying any doubt means his client is indeed innocent. He says you need one thing to cast doubt. But don't worry, I'm going to talk about many. That's what Brian Steele says. Still then targeted each of the prosecution witnesses, specifically focusing on Jammy the Bull. About Jamie the Bull, he said, Jammy the Bull has been incarcerated more in his lifetime than he's been free.

This man is not human. He really said that. That's crazy, chat. Jammy the Bull is not human, y'all. He's a cyborg. He's an alien. He's a rodent. He's a rat.

I don't know. What the fuck? That's crazy. Jammy the Bull is not human. Damn. This is who the government wants you to rely on. He points out that Jamie the Bull initial interviews were not recorded. Listen here, jury.

That has to give someone pause. Why only the first? fifth interview was recorded. Is it because they have already rehearsed what they needed to rehearse with Jammy the Bull before they could put it on record? Why only the fifth? Why not the first, second, third, fourth? Steele then says Jammy the Bull was never challenged on discrepancies and his stories by

authorities telling the jury, you should not be. firmly convinced. You have reasons for doubt. By the way, this is going into, they didn't record nothing until the fifth thing. That's rehearsing. So when he does speak on his fifth thing, they don't even challenge him.

Let him talk. Mm, okay. How dare they put Jammy the Bull in front of you and continue this story? They know it's a lie. There's no corroboration for anything Jammy the Bull says involved in Dirk. Jammy the Bull is a serial killer who pled guilty to not one, not two, but tree.

Tree of them things. Tree murders. Yes. Steele then turned towards Vani or Cuzz, and he said, man, Vonny Brasco had the resources. He had access to all of Dirk's resources. still play the recording in which investigator acts Vonny Brasco

this looked like you're the boss are you going to go down for this as the boss or is there anything else you want to tell us I ain't going to lie to by the way sidebar sidebar sidebar very compelling they ran up in Wardoff Historia his dick he just took three honey packs

two rhino pills from the goddamn gas station and he's on a Cialis he's ready to fuck the shit out of this girl and the cops come in his dick harder than a goddamn rubic skewed my nigga. Okay, he don't know what to do. And the first thing they tell him is, you're going down unless you tell us who did it. Kind of sound believable.

Whatever. Let me get back into character. So Steele told the jury that Jammy the Bull, Vonny Brasco, and Flaka, had a lot to gain from their testimony. But he said the testimony was only valuable to the, investigators only if they mention one person. The person who the investigators wanted real bad.

And it was Smirkio, the voice of the streets, Chicago's Jay-Z. Dirk Banks is not guilty, still said to the jury. If you have one reason to doubt that Dirk is involved, well, clearly, the choice is clear. The verdict is going to be not guilty for you. Steele told the jury that his client was an FBI target. They put a target on a human being, a celebrity human being. And that's the only reason why you're here. There we go.

Here we go. There we go. Ryan Steele. Ryan Steele, we heard what Drew Phyllins said, but we want to hear more. Oh, shit, I need to... I got to log into this fucking thing. What's my Twitter account name again? any of you know my Twitter account name

it worked all right oh wait bingo chat didn't I give you out of my password I got to make sure you saved that for me okay here we go so this was Drew Finland

Drew Finland for the defense so now they switch out Brian still puts Drew Finland on Drew Finland from the defense concluded his argument for the defense of rapper Lil Durk while Brian still focused on discrediting

Jammy the bull. Finland focused on discrediting Vonny Brasco. Said the government's entire case, according to Finland, was resting on the belief that Vonny Brasco was telling the truth. Finland played a recording

where Vonny Brasco said he would have the judge believing he had no choice because he was Little Dirk assistant. It's time. for you to say he will not manipulate us. Finland asked the jury, saying that Vani manipulated the investigators and the prosecution.

Finland began his closing by telling the jury, there ain't no expiration on grief. He compared the grief that Dirk was facing following the murder of King Vaughn to as a toddler being run over by a drunk driver, arguing that if a man. mother faced this grief were to say, I hope that person dies. It would not be looked at the same way the prosecution is framing Dirk's grief. We took a microscope to his pain, to his grief, and yes, to his anger. Finland was speaking about Smirkio. Finland played a questioning from an LAPD investigator who told Keith Jones,

I'm not talking about a normal person. I'm talking about a gangster with a lot of money. That was Keith Jones, aka Flocka, speaking with the LAPD investigator, and he was snitching, y'all. Finland says, this showed LAPD's biased. He called the investigator twisted agents with a horrible thought process. I want to pause it there, chat.

And I want to point out the angle that Dirk's team has taken. especially Finland. They're trying to convince a jury who probably doesn't have a criminal record that the LAPD were biased against Dirk. A bunch of white people on a jury. I think this is a tough sell. I want to be honest with y'all. To convince a bunch of non-criminals,

people who probably don't know hip-hop, as they picked the jury, It was kind of intended to be people who didn't know about Little Dirk to try to convince them that the cops are corrupt. It's a very tough sell. I want to remind y'all of that. That's exactly what they're doing. They're saying the LAPD, by them telling Flocka,

a.k.K. Keith Jones, I'm not talking about a regular person. So it looked like they were trying to get him a snitch And they say, hey, we're not talking about a regular person here. We're talking about a gangster with a lot of money. They're saying that showed the bias that the LAPD already had. He called the investigators twisted agents with a horrible thought process Who twisted Dirk's words. Then he addressed the jury by saying,

You're going to have to have a greater expectation for law enforcement. I'm going to be honest. That's a tough sell. The jury is not about. of criminals. They're not a bunch of street niggas. They probably don't believe in fuck 12. I don't know if you're going to get them to say, you know what? This is clear biasness on behalf of the cops. We need better cops. I know we've, you know, these liberal states, they've gone through defund the police, but it's only usually involving police involve shootings.

Not when there is gang crime and not when there is things that does not involve police, you know, killing especially someone of color. So I don't know if this is going to, they're going to buy it, but I'm telling you this is what was attempted. The defense said Dirk was a person who stood by those. He grew up within Chicago and said that this should be commended rather than condemned. He's a lyricist. He's blessed from above.

Obviously God, Jesus, the angels, and King Vaughn are blessed. in Smirkio. Finland said he's the voice. And the voice has the ability to express what other people think. It's an honor to be the voice for a voice. And that's how they end it. It's an honor to be the voice for the voice. That's it.

Wow. Powerful. powerful. All right. All right, people. Okay. Let's hop back into some other stuff. By the way, we still have to play the interview of, yeah, we still got to play the interview of Big Durk.

Who am I going to? Am I going to Traplore? Let's see if anything new from Traplore. Okay, not yet. Anything new from Sadie Nash? Not yet. Anything new from the not. Not yet, I think.

Yeah. We will go to Florida defense team. Anything new from Lisa. Hey, Lisa. Not yet. And anything new from who else, who else, who else? Who else? What's my guy name?

Taylor, nothing. And what's my guy named Blackshire? I didn't, yeah, Blackshar Flick. Okay, here we go. Prosecutor. What the fuck? Okay, so this is the rebuttal now. This is a rebuttal. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Let me read from here. Drew Finland, I'm happy to be the voice for the voice. Mr. Grant. Vonny Brascoe, manipulated the FBI and the police. Don't let him manipulate you too.

Craig Harbaugh, which is the defense attorney for Didi, DeAndre Wilson. He says, relying on the word of unreliable cooperators, if they want to take your liberty, it's beyond a reasonable doubt. reasonable doubt protects us all. If you're a famous celebrity or a kid from the south side of Chicago based on a lack of evidence, Mr. Wilson is not guilty. Then we have the prosecutor who says the defense is saying that little Dirk is an international rapper. He ain't JZ respectfully. Oh, hell nah.

They take his shots, Chad. They take his shots. Ah, hell no. Hey, hell no. Yo, yeah, nah, nah, no, no. No, hold on, nah. Nah, wait, hold on, chat. Yo, hold on.

Flag on a plate. Oh, hold on. Wait, yo, hold on. Yo, you heard that, nigga. That's Dirkio, nigga. He's Chicago. Yo, why they playing with Smirkio like that? Yo, why they play?

Yo, chat. Yo, they didn't stop playing with Smirkio. Hold up, hold up. Hold on, hold up. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go.

We all change. You say I changed the long. I'm a tough. Why they lie? I do. I do. You looking crazy. No, the trenches raise me.

I'm Durky. Prosecutors better know. Smirk, yo, Chicago, JZ. I don't know why they play with his top like that. Like, yo, don't try to troll my men. Like, yo, you, chat, like, you're playing with my boy. Like, yeah. You looking crazy.

No, the truth has raised me. I'm derky, yo, without Chicago, JZ. Yo, them process, I'm telling you, these prosecutors really think they got smirk on this. They're talking hot. They're like, yo, bro, yeah, he's an international rapper, but that's it, like he's not Jay Z or nothing. Oh, hell nah. Oh, hell no, bro.

Yo, duty low. This is where, yo, duty low. Duty low, you got one last mission. Ain't no way the prosecutors could be dissing. Duty, duty low. Duty low. If there's one time you need to catch it, duty low. Why are they playing with smirk like this?

Toma, respectfully. Yo, they even talking like a nigga on Twitter. He ain't Jay-Z, respectfully. What? Yo, chat, no, I'm not letting this lie. I'm not letting this lie. Why they talking so hot? Yo, why they're talking so hot on Smirk, yo?

Yo, this is a Rock Nation prosecutor. Nah, I ain't going to, nah. Nah, I ain't, yo, Cha, I ain't going to let us happen. Yo, yo, yo, this prosecutor must be in bed with, like, like Charlamagne the God in them. Like, what? What you mean? They're trying to check.

They're trying to check smirk? Nah, they're wild in chat. I'm not taking this shit. Duty low. Dolly low. You got one more mission. One more mission game. One more.

Hold on. Damn. The defense said Dirk is an international rapper. You know, he says the defense is saying Dirk is an international rapper. But he's not JZ. Respectfully. What?

Yo, what the fuck? Top of this shit. Yo, what the? Yo, mistrial, bro. Like, what's up? Like, yo, yo, what the hell? Yo, this is gonna be a mistrial. Like, what the fuck?

He ain't even say, all right, he's no Kanye West. All right, we get it, Kanye from Chicago. He ain't even saying, like, he's no drink. All right, that's the goal. He said, Jay-G. Nah, hell, no, man. Yo, mistry. I'll say mistrial, but fuck it.

Prosecutors played a little dirt. What, they still doing this? played a little dirk and academics podcast. What the fuck? After the clip is played, the overflow audience burst in the laughter as the podcast clip is freeze frame. Prosecutor Morse, look at the podcaster eyes.

DJ. Yo, Morse, my nigga, I'm testifying. I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, another more the truth. Like, listen, swear in me in there. Listen, do not try to use me against smirk. That's my man's. Facts.

Look at the podcasters. eyes. He knows what you know. You could cut the awkward shock with a knife. I don't know nothing. What are you talking about? Think that was a script. That was a script. That was a script. Hey, well, put this in appeal. That was a script. I got to tell everybody truth. Got to tell everybody to act surprised. Hey, put this in a if, if, yo, listen, nope, we ain't doing that. Just to let you know, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Morris. You could ask me. me, that was a script. That was a script.

Dramatic effect. That was scripted. 100% this shit is not real. I'm telling you right now, if this shit don't go right, use this clip in appeal. I will show up for Smirk. Yeah, Smirk been told me,

we playing around on that shit. The fuck is you talking about. This shit is all cap. I played into, you know, oh shit, I'm shocked. Listen, we know how to promote. I'm the biggest promoter music. I'm the number one promoter music in hip-hop.

Smirk, you had an album coming out. That's it. Fuck is y'all talking about. I'm talking about, oh, look at the podcaster's eyes. He knows what you know. I don't know nothing. I know I'm promoting an album. What are these guys talking about?

What are these guys talking about? No. Me and Smirk, we rehearse this. You see, if the fans did their homework, They would hit me up and be like, yo, act. Yo, what's up with the interview? Oh, we were just plain. This is not real.

I kid you not. We trolling. Smirk knew that me and 6'9, 6'9 is a big troll. He would troll. Smirk came on my podcast. He's like, act, let's do what you do. I troll. Why the hell?

I didn't know nothing going on. What the fuck is y'all talking about? Everything he said in that shit was a troll. I'm disheartened if the prosecutor is really trying to the look of my face? That's a troll. That's a troll.

I can't believe y'all really use this in y'all rebuttal. This is weak. This is weak. This is weak. That was a troll. And I hope the jury, if the jury, listen, we got almost 50,000 people in here.

If y'all watching or somebody knows y'all, please don't use anything that was from that interview. We was trolling. Me and Dirk Dirk said, let's go viral. I said, shit, let's go viral.

We were trolling. It's all trolls. It's all trolls, man. And I'm sincere about that. I'm sincere about that. You know, honestly, I also did feel a way that,

you know, I know they used my interview in that trial, but Dirk's team wanted to use other parts in the interview that showed that he was trolling. And he was trolling.

He was trolling the whole interview. He wanted to have fun. This is facts. And by the way, You know, you know, to go to everything, again, if the government ever reached out, I have text messages with Dirk where he's like, yo, we're doing, we're having fun. Let's go up. Like, not on some, oh, let's know.

So, you know, I know the government's trying to pay Dirk in a worst light. I just want to tell you that I'm here to put it on the record. And if subsequently comes out in appeal or anything else, I didn't, me and Dirk, we were trolling. And it was understood we were trolling. in prior conversation and also subsequent conversation as well. I just want to tell you all that. All right? Fuck this thing is talking about look at the look at my eyes.

Look. What look at my eyes? Little dirt academics in the views. Is it this? I don't take that man serious. The man did not do nothing of on. The man frame. Pull of one.

I beat the shit out of this little ass, man. What are you talking about? slide from our in comments. Still. I don't know if people so safe. For some reason, I just don't see my comments no more. Be you sending comments a lot? They kind of chilled out a little bit.

I wonder why. We different in the wreck. I feel like you're speaking of parables. I'm trying to like decode it a little bit. Chat. Complete cap. Complete cap. Complete cap.

You're trying to buy the slide from our in comments. Still. I wonder if people still say it. They used to say it, but you also mentioned a song. They'd be like, they'd be seeing Slavrevan. I think they trolling me. Yo, by the way, that song was this fire. Hang on along.

Okay, that part I was, okay, that, okay, that part I was in Cabin'Batt. Them songs is fire. For some reason, I just don't see them. Comey's doing. For some of my. Hey, listen, I'm here to tell, listen, I'm here to tell anybody who's inquiring.

I want to put you back in that position when I was in, let me tell you this. Y'all could have called me up to the stand. I would have testified. Back then, I was 270 pounds. And when I looked up, I was only thinking about in and out. I promise you, I was hungry as a motherfucker. I wasn't thinking about nothing.

So whatever you're saying, you see on my face, I'm thinking about burgers, animal-style fries. I'm thinking about, like, how long the drive-thru line is. I wasn't thinking about nothing. Please do not attribute nothing on my face. I was 275 pounds. By the way, right now I'm 186. Just letting you know. But back then, shit, I'm in L.A.

and I ain't going to lie. I can't stop thinking about them animal-style fries. I didn't know what Dirk is talking about. I didn't care. I was hungry. Give me a milkshake. Let's wash it all down. Hey, fans, y'all can't just attribute my looks.

I'm a hungry nigger. I'm a hungry-ass nigger. What you mean? Y'all could have asked me. Hey, Ack, what were you thinking about that time? I was like, yo, shit, I was thinking about me at a drive-thru menu. I was like, yo, I let me get like three of those, like four those. Give me the whole menu, matter of fact.

That's it. What the fuck are they talking about? No, chat, I ain't going on a lot of you. I'm serious. This right here is all cap. No, I'm being, I'm being honest. This right here, all cap. You know what I was thinking about food.

Chad, come on. You're telling me they're trying to use this face, look on my face to convict Dirk. No, nigga. I was looking at like, fuck, like when... Because you know what it is? The interview was running along. I'm like, when the fuck am I going to get to in and out? There's one by the airport.

Shot to L.A. Shot to L.A. God damn, man. All right. I don't know. Might be the water. He talking about water. I'm thinking about food.

I'm thinking about that lemonade. Come on, brough. Like, yo, stop it. Yo. Yo, yo, whoever... Yo, listen. Mr. Moore's, Mr. Yinellio, Mr. Weiner, please, Smirkyo is my guy. And trust me, you know, my interviews we're doing, we're doing, you know, this is scripted comedy.

I do comedy shows now. That's a fact. I do comedy shows. Like, this is, this shit is not real. Everybody know that's how I look when I'm hungry. Come on, bro. I just lost, I think I was about order some, some, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, I'm like, I don't think y' y'all want to see me eat oxdale right now because there's a good oxy

spot around my studio. Nah, yeah, I didn't want to say... You be saying comments a lot? They kind of chilled out. I wonder why. What you're talking about? The niggas is talking about the fuck as you were talking about them.

We were trolling. Come on and said, Yo, act work for the feds and OVO, you're a bad mother. No, nigga. Hell, no. Listen, listen. Listen. I'm telling you,

I don't know this dirt case. I can't vouch for nothing. but if they're trying to use the interview I did with Dirk this was something we were doing to go viral it was supposed to like you know let's let's get crazy reactions he's watched me do interviews with 6-9 and other people

it was kind of like rough yeah okay yeah like I ain't gonna lie the Faye the FACS called the L like using that that is not true that is not true that is not true right there I ain't gonna cap with you bro

that was not good Don't lie on Dirk If y'all claim he did what he did Don't lie on the man now Don't lie on the man And if y'all going to use this interview Y'all could have just subpoenaed me And I would have told you all the same thing

If y'all going to use this interview And try to make the niggas seem like he's I would have told you, oh, we were trolling He didn't know we were trying to go viral You know? It's one of those interviews we were seeing if Dirk could get along with the troll and he knew how to troll back.

And he admitted that. He said, six, nine. He said, man, that guy is trolling. He said, yeah, he said it was trolling. It's a lot of shit that happens in hip-hop. A lot of hip-hop media is trolling. Fuck? That's ridiculous, chat. Okay, look like it's going down.

Let me play this interview with Neon and Dirk's dad. We're waiting for additional updates. I can't believe they did that. That's the number one. Okay, Chad, so this is an interview with Neon and Dirk's father from yesterday. I'm going to let it play until we get some updates. Sorry, Chad? So first off, thank you, man.

Thank you for having me. I appreciate you, man. I appreciate y'all having me on here so we can reach out to many people as possible to explain to them what's going on with my son, probably a little bit about me, but basically what's going on here right now with him. We got a big rally tomorrow, big rally because he's doing closing arguments tomorrow, so we got a big rally tomorrow. And we're hoping, praying and expecting a lot of people to show up that support him, that's been praying for him, that loves him, to come out there and support the movement. This is the free Lur-Dirk movement right here. You know, he's been unjustly accused, so let's just get out there and show our support. In a peaceful way.

Yes, and definitely in a peaceful way. That's the whole point of it. To everyone watching, doing the peaceful way. How are you doing mentally? Mentally, you know, I'm doing a lot. Mentally, I'm good. I'm strong. You know, I've been through a lot in my life, you know,

especially being locked up 26 years going through this federal system. So I'm kind of, you know, a lot built me, prepared me for anything that comes in my life. Because as we know, a lot of one burden of a person more than greater than they can bear. So, you know, I'm holding strong to keeping my trust in a lot. That's good. How is he doing? Have you been able to talk to him a little bit?

Oh, yeah, a lot. So he's doing good. And he's strong spiritually, you know. He continued his fasting on Monday and Thursday. He continues five prayers. He continued to read his Quran. He continues trusting a lot, you know. He's looking for a lot of mercy and a lot of blessing on this case.

Put all faith in God. Yeah. It's crazy because there was a, there was a, I was talking. I got on the phone with him off stream. This was like a year and a half ago. Or like around a year and a half ago. And he was locked in on his prayers. He's been very focused on Islam, like very focused.

He's like, I gotta go pray, I gotta go to this. So he's been on it. That's something that people don't really understand. No, like he's been like this. Been like this. So this ain't nothing new. This ain't no jailhouse thing. This has been what he's been on.

So, and it's a good thing because he took his shahada out, you know, out here in the world. So he's just constantly, constantly making it. making his prayers and holding on to the road. Six-nine did question whether Dirk took his shahada. I think that's like a ritualistic type of thing to become a devout Muslim. And he questioned if Dirk took it while he was locked up and looked like his father is confirming that he did take it while he was free. Yeah.

How do you think that the case is going right now in what direction? Again, you know how Muslim we just said. It's in law's hands, but evidence-wise, it's weak. Very weak. You know, they pick stuff from here, here to try to make a case, you know, taking things out of context, you know. So these are the things that they're working with right now, you know, text message around over here, video from over here, you know, things that, you know,

this is what that rap industry is all about, you know. This is how it's built upon, you know. So don't use that and say, hey, this is what he was doing. This is what he wanted to do. know so the evidence is weak how many how many more days are the the court is finished right like all the right all the legal arguments is over with you know they the government rest Friday the defense rest Friday so tomorrow is the closing argument which is a big portion of the case you know to bring everything

together and explain how the case is looking overall from our standpoint and from their standpoint were you with them when this whole thing like happened and Like everything went down? Where he got arrested? Yeah. No, no, no. He was in Miami. I was in Chicago all the time.

You're based in Chicago, right? Yes, yes. That's cool. Cool. But other than that, you know, I jumped on the first thing smoking and got there. Yeah. So, you know, so we can go ahead and been supporting him every since. Because, again, I know how the system is, and I know what he's up against in this system.

And it's not a fair system, you know. At all. You know. So that's one of the things. that I've been preparing him for. And you know, I don't have to tell his lawyer because he's got two of the best lawyers in the country. They're good.

Amazing. Yeah, so, but still, you know, we like to be hands-on also to make sure everything that's going well. What do you think is one misconception that people have about your son? One misconception that they might have about him, that he's not like, I think they don't think that he's not sincere or serious about, you know, Islam,

not as a religion, but, you know, let's say, like following it through all the way. So they just, they just, something he's just doing right now, especially since he in jail. But he's just like you said, he was telling you. I saw it first head. But way before any of this happened. But he's definitely all the way in.

And it ain't got nothing to do with me. or no one else has got something to do with him and how a lot has guided him to this way of past so he definitely sincere and even if that is a case that's between him and a lot you know exactly it's so crazy because people online especially on the internet the internet so back then in your time you don't have to deal with any internet none of this bullshit I think it makes everything way harder yes way harder and everyone has their opinions everyone says what they want but it's tough it's tough because it's tough

almost like the bullying thing that was out real heavy. You know, they bully online. They talk bad about people online, you know. Like I said, everybody's opinion. And it's easy to get your opinion out there now, you know. And it's just based upon that. That's your opinion. It's not based upon the facts because you don't really know him, you know.

So until you really get the chance to know a person, then you'll know if it's true or not. Yeah. What are your thoughts on all these people, like, around him that were supposed to be his friends going out and seeing all these lies about him? You know, that's the thing you're always going to get. People around you with a turn of modus, be around you for other things, people around you not for a society and love.

You see who's here now. So you can tell who really love them for him, who want to be around him for him, and who appreciate him and what he brings, you know, not onto the table to, you know, to the industry. So everybody else, they just around there for what bloodsuckers is. So, you know, they just get around you just for the fame, just to you just to the fame, just to the just to be around you you know so leach off the opportunity yeah that's what I was there you know because if I'm mess with you I mess with you all the way no matter what no matter what you know I'm believing you tell me this is where you at

with it I ain't do it then I'm stick with you because I know you you know and you ain't fun to sit up here and you ain't gonna tell me nothing that's not true you gonna keep it real with me you know and this one like a lot of people are out for themselves yeah and they'll do whatever it takes to to save themselves and And you can see this with the rats and the stool pigeons that's on his, you know, just up on the stand on him. People you thought were your friends. Yeah, look at him. He told me, the only body who helped me, this is this dude jam.

The only body helped me while I was in there was him. The only body bought me clothes when I got out was him. The only one looked out for me was him. And now you're going to sit up here and get on the stand and be lying on him. I mean, this stuff makes your stomach turn, you know? How does it feel being inside that courtroom here, like hearing all this going down? It's hard. It's real hard.

It's one in the mode, like, you know, you reliving it all again, you know, because I'm on, when I went to trial to hear people sitting on that state, on that stand lying on me and then come down, they're lying on him, you know. You're reliving the whole thing. Reliving the whole thing, you know. And the only thing you got to do is get up there and if you're going to be a rack, just get up there. Well, how do you expect the rack to tell the truth, you know?

Yeah. Because if you tell the truth, then guess what? He walks, you know. But you put a lot of lies in there, mix everything up, and twist everything up, and here you is. You're a friend of the government. What was your initial reaction when the arrest happened? When the arrest happened?

Yeah. Again, all over again. Reliving it all over again. It fared to get your son. Because one son got killed to gain violence. On the street, my older son, now this son is in federal custody. So, you know, it's very, it's hard on it, you know. On me, on the family, it's hard on us.

Because, like I said, we lost one son and now we didn't with another son that this is a life sentence. You know, these charges are a life sentence. So this is a serious matter right here, you know. So we got to fight. That's why we got to rally. We got to tell the people that, you know, that you really got to look at this, look at the evidence. Don't just sit up here and just think that people is up there on their own free will. Look at the motors from high and why they're up there. Really look at the text message. Really look

at the phone calls. Look at all these things in the light of, is this solid evidence? Is there reasonable doubt there? You know, so, yeah. What's some advice that you've given him while you've been talking to him while he's been in custody? Make sure he keep his relationship strong with Allah, make sure he continued to stay on his dean, make sure he continue to seek Allah's forgiveness, his mercy and his help in this situation, you know, because again, from my own experience, Allah, the only one brought me out of that. A lot of one kept me strong while I was in that. So I got to tell him the same thing that kept me strong, they kept me focused, they kept me

with the inner strength that I need to make it out of here today. So, yes, by all means. So all the hands out Yeah Okay so I'm gonna show you the live chat really quick Of the people because they have some questions to Whatever Whatever you want to answer

When you talk I can really like feel it in my soul Like I feel everything that you're saying Yeah That's how truth feels Yeah Truth is the thing that you feel If I was up here faking phony Trying to do this or that

No this is coming from me because it's coming from something I live like experience It's coming from my heart, you know. I believe in this religion wholeheartedly. And I believe in the truth will come out wholeheartedly. So yes. Let me show. Chat, ask a few questions of what you guys.

I feel like I also have a younger audience too. I want you to connect with because a lot of these people, you know, they deal with hardships in life. This is obviously a hardship that you guys are going to overcome. But what would you say on top of the, you know, keeping faith in God? obviously you have to do that. On top of that, what would you tell the people watching

how to do with hardships or any problems they have in life? You know, we deal with that a lot. In Chicago, I work for a nonprofit organization called Chicago Credit. What we deal with the youth out there every day, and I go around the city teaching non-aggression classes, these non-aggression telling these youth

how to channel their anger, how to channel their emotions. Don't let their emotions overcome them to the point where they out there doing something, reckless, you know, with these guns and different things of this nature here. So this is one of the things I focus on telling youngsters is to control your emotions. Number one, put the gun down. Number two, because your emotions with a gun leads to what?

All the foolishness that we see on the Internet that people think that, you know, for some reason or another, it's cool to put it on the Internet after you can shot somebody, you know. And to know that life is sacred, you know, and the inner thing. our religion that's the number one thing we know life is sacred you don't have a right to take life you know yeah so people got to look at this you y'all just killing one another over the most smallest things and you have taken a life off this earth or something small like this now you sitting in jail with a life sent that you sitting on death row you you know and you think then I could have

did things better I could have had a lot of changes I could have changed my life and did this with myself because every Everyone on this earth that a lot is placed on this earth is talented and they have talent. But if you don't get out there and find your talent to contribute to this earth and contribute to society, then you're sitting up here sitting in jail and wasted talent. So my thing to the youth right now is please get out of them streets, get back into them schools, start picking up your trade, start doing something with your life that you don't put yourself in a should or cut or wood a position, you know, and that's what you don't want to do.

put yourself in a should or cut a water position stay on the path man learn you know use your mind that the creative giving you and build upon that you know when you were in a jump for 27 years what was your experience like in there oh i you probably have countless endless stories that's a heavy question y'all we're playing this until we get another update from court is probably going to be the last update. It's 5 o'clock currently in LA. The judge did say they were going to hold the jury at least until 5. I would imagine that all closing statements are done.

I don't know if the case has been thrown to the jury yet. We will find out shortly. I do have a tweet here. I do want to get to. And this is the tweet of Bradford Cohen. You know, that's one of our guys. And he tweeted, he said, said, hey, listen, someone said I'm being biased looking at the evidence in Little Dirk's case.

And they might be right. He says, I am a defense attorney. I know what the arguments are and what they are not. I know when the government uses people that four months ago were the worst human beings on the planet, but now they're supposed to be trustworthy informants. I know what you go through when you go to trial. I know the ups and down. I know this was tried well by the defense, and I think he has a good chance at a not guilty, all due to his defense team. No, I can't see the future.

And no, I don't think it's a slam dunk. I think in a federal setting, when I say there's a good chance of not guilty, it means exactly what I said. He also said, closings were, as I would expect, compelling. Pointing out the inconsistencies and the manipulation

demonstrated in the jail calls, I think they all left it on the field. Wow. Let's get back to the interview real quick. We are waiting updates about what happened on the latter part of court.

I mean, these things can go on and on. But the one thing, the one thing, you know, because you, I didn't, I wasn't in one jail. You see, I was constantly moved around to different, and the feds you moved around to different states. Not like, you know, one state, if I'm in Illinois, that's the jail I'm going to be. And if I get moved, I'm in another year in Illinois.

No, you move from state to state to state. So, you know, it was very difficult, hard. But one thing about it, I do two, three things why I'm locked up. My religion, working out, and feed my mind. So those are the three things I did, that's all the three things that kept me, you know, balanced up in there. Especially, once again, as a most of my religion. What's a random question? What's one of your favorite memories from Dirk's childhood, like when he was younger?

Oh, you know, that's the thing. He was nine months when they arrested me. And then when he, and then you got out. Oh, wow. It puts it on. Oh, I'm sorry. Oh, you were getting an echo. Oh, I'm so sorry.

Oh, I apologize. Sorry for that. Damn, that is a great question. It reminds me of me interviewing Dirk and Dirk. When he came to him talking about his father, like even when he looked at me, he said, bro, I hate rats. I play that portion.

When he said, I hate rats. And he said, they took my father away from me. And now hearing his father saying, yeah, he was only nine months when I went to jail. I hate all rats. If you ever told, you ever till, I hate you, like, with a passion. That made me who I am in the day.

day. I took away half of my life. My fuck told him my pops. So I was raised about a woman. So I really hate rats with real passion. I'm going to play another clip of this, but I want you to look at his eyes. If you look at his eyes, his eyes is a little bit glossy. I honestly want you to look at his eyes. Look at his eyes. It's a little bit glossy.

And I could tell there was real emotion coming out of this. Rets, period. I told you. The reason I hate rats because my dad did 26 years. My uncle them did 26 years. I hate all rats. If you ever told, you ever tell, I hate you. Like with a passion.

That took. Look at his eyes right there. Let me tell you that. I know. You could do all the dirt. Eyes shit. I get it. That look right there.

I could tell. It was one of those times. And yeah, I was, you know, I said whatever other part was trolling. This part was one of the times that I felt the sincerity. This was sincere right here. I could tell he was affected. It took away half of my That took way

Just look at those eyes, man I know I know you're going to do the The meme or the joke But look how glossy it is If you think there wasn't a little bit of motion Behind that You're wrong

Wait, that made me who I am today That took away half of my life Like, motherfuckers telling them my pops And that's what I need it So I was raised about one You heard what he said Motherfogger's telling my pops And he admits

I needed that. He needed his father He said I was raised by a woman And it's not a knock to, you know, his mom or Any woman that was in his life But I think he was just admitting that He needed that father figure Woman

A nigga can't tell me the rat If anything happened to her right now And the morpher would like Smirk just put it on me Man off in the past you my tray We're at Sellis man I'm not, what the fucking man I'm not telling him nothing

Like I take this shit so serious Like we would be like In jail together to the end It's just what it is. He's living every word. In 2019, in 2019. So that was...

He was already... He was already older. Yeah, so... Then in general, then, what's one of your favorite memories with him that you have? Right now, I would have to say... He sent me a car to drive when I was in the halfway house. And the car had tinted wonders on it. I'm not used to front tenet wonders.

Because, you know, back in my day, we couldn't do front ten and one. Really, you couldn't really do ten and wonders, period. Correct. Yeah, back then, you really couldn't do ten and wonders. Or it had to be so light that they, you know, the whole least could still see it. But not no front one, so I'm driving a car with front tenet and wonders late at night in a storm and rain.

and I'm calling me and I'm like man what is this you know I can't see now I'm thinking something wrong with my eyes but all the time it was a tinted wonders right there so yeah so that's a fun memory because we laughed about that so hard because I'm thinking I'm you know I'm thinking something wrong as I'm going you know I'm getting too old now I can't tell you too it don't this is serious you know I don't do no line I don't keep up with my age seriously because Because I'm in jail, I just let it go back. I don't celebrate birthdays and nothing.

So it's just going to come. You're just living every day. Every day. I think that's a good way to live, though. Age doesn't define you. Don't define you whatsoever, you know. So the only time I really know my age is when someone said, like, I'm at a doctor's appointment. You know what I'm saying like that?

You don't pay it any money. I don't pay it no mind since. How does it feel to have a son who's like literally one of the best of what he does? So successful. so big. What does it feel? Because you are, you are his dad. It feels, it feels great, you know. And people don't know this neither. I never knew about his success until that one time on BET. I never knew he was a little. He used always telling me he wanted to be a rapper and I'm rapping.

But in my mind, I'm in jail, you know, everybody kid wants to be a rapper. A kid want to go to football. Every kid want to go to NFL, NBA, you know. I'm thinking. Just talking. I'm trying to tell them, you know, go to school, get a trade, you know, look into things like that because, you know, been realistic things. But then when he kept pushing it and he said,

I'm going on BET, and that was the first time I seen him. When was that? When I had on BET, you know, he was on BET, he did a show on BET because I remember, because I had everybody in the prison watching it. Oh, everyone came together. Everybody on their TV, he's coming on TV. So we all watched it.

A lot of people miss Chowl, which is dinner time. Because dinner time having their fall on the same time, they was airing it. So we all stayed in there and watch it. And I said, okay, he is talented. He do know. And to make BET, so I was like, okay, that's good. That's amazing. If the jury was watching, you got one message.

to tell them, what would you tell them? Please weigh the evidence. Please weigh the evidence. Look at the evidence in this case. You will see it do not add up to a conviction. It's too many holes in there. Too much, too much. There's not nothing to say beyond a reasonable doubt.

None of that. So please look at the evidence. Please weigh the evidence out. 100%. So, chat, there's a tomorrow. I'm going to look at this flyer just so that they know you guys want to come. I mean, as many people that can come should come, right?

And once again, as you said, peaceful. Peaceful. Yes. No, no craziness, none of that. Right. It is tomorrow, September 8th at 7 a.m.... Do you ever like see comments online about this whole thing? No, I don't, I don't.

You don't look online? I don't look. I don't have a Facebook or Instagram. I don't have none of that. I only want none of that, you know, because I, you know, when it comes to a person's opinion, I want to know that's their opinion. But just to be fed into that, all that negativity, I don't want to deal with that stuff right there.

Because I know as humans, we're going to make mistakes in life. And only nobody beat down my mistakes in life. Yeah, I see. I messaged. I'm sorry, you know. I'm kind of like caught up with this interview a little bit. But yeah. Wow. A couple tweets by, um, Trap. I'll read from 10 minutes ago. He says, not going to lie. The government's closing rebuttal was absolutely devastating for Dirk. They meticulously picked apart every single argument his lawyers bought up. That was very rough to watch. they had nicknames for their witnesses and everything government said dirk cut off o tf members for not sliding and said he got exactly what he ordered

say you wouldn't blame amazon for delivering the package you ordered but he's now in court blaming his own team for the murder the government said dirk said if you can't get the main nigger then you better get his guys and his team did exactly what he said and killed little pop. Rough one for academics. Huge section of government closing was about his Dirk interview. Act knew all the facts about Vaughn's death and the beef. They replayed the clip.

He said, look at Act's face. He knows Dirk is admitting murder. He can't even look Dirk in the eye. He knows what you know. No, I don't. No, I don't. Oh, hold on. Wait, y'all could have just asked me.

I would have showed up the court. No, I don't. I'm going to keep saying that. No, I don't. Like, don't put words in my mouth, Feds. Please, no, I don't. No, I don't. Government cooked Dirk and downplayed his career.

Defense will say Dirk is a superstar, but they said respectfully, he ain't old JZ. He thought his statements would fly under the radar. The jig ain't no way they say. said the jig is up. I'm done. The government said the jig is up? Rock Nation did this, bro. Oh, hell not, bro.

Chat. Ain't no fucking way. If the government said the jig is up, nah. Brough, government cooked Dirk and downplayed his career. Quote, the defense will say that Dirk is a superstar. Respectfully, he ain't no J.Z.

He thought his statements would fly under the radar. The jig is up. No fucking... I got to call Trappler-Ross. It's no way to say this shit. Yo, chat, if I'm in court and the prosecutor come in and say the jig is up, you got it, bro.

The prosecutor said the jig is up. Oh, I'm done. The prosecutor said the jig is up. my god chat trap is here phone pick up the phone trap not the jig is up government fried dirk and his manager jason said jason book hitman flights both ways and sent dirt the no video of quando hours after the murder said if dirt didn't face time the killers right after the hit said if dirt didn't face time killers right after the hit how did jason know that to book all their return flights while they were at in and out with no contact.

I don't even got my soundboard, but. I ain't paying attention. Man, I fell down to tell my knees when the law came. No. What? All right, all right. Hold on. Yo, chat.

Love trapping everything, but point me to somebody else that's going to give us some positive shit. This thing of trap just made us feel like the guilty verdict came down. Let me go to Sedi Nash page. We got to go to Sedi Nash page. We got to Sattie. You, chat, we love you and everything. Damn, nigga.

You're trying to have us depressed. Oh, hell, no, man. We love you to travel. We got to go somewhere else right now. We got to go somewhere else. We got to go somewhere else. Here we go. Setti.

Tell us something good, Settie. Tell us something good. I'm stressed. Man, the prosecutor did a fucking amazing job at the end. Hell not. Oh, hell. Not even Settie saying the same shit. Man, I found out tell my knees when the law came.

Chat, Settie's our guy. He loves Smirk and Smirkio. Chat. And I found out how my knees when the law. I never thought I would ever hear, ever hear, ever hear Sedy Natchezer those words. The prosecution did a great job. What? I mean?

So look, man, they got a need lawyer in there kicking ass and taking nines, bro. He was able to. So the fed started. They talk about. the shit that Dirk was telling anybody. Man, the prosecutor did a fucking amazing job at then. He was smoking a whole bunch of lawyers in that courtroom. He was doing his own version of Brian Steele to Brian Steele,

even Drew Filling with his passionate cross. But one thing that he for sure did is if you go by what isn't in the law and you leave it up to infants, and shit, he definitely would have scored a victory with conspiracy to commit murder. The problem with that is is it's not a conspiracy to commit murder. It's a conspiracy to commit murder for hire and the

prosecutor completely ignored that fact. Now, I'm going to be honest. If I did not know that fact, I would have just said dirt ass ain't coming home. Oh, nah, Chad. Oh, nah. Man, I found out to my knees

for a long day. No. No, chat. Let me just take it. Like, oh, you know. Huh? I tell my knees when the Lord came. Feds just put boot to ass, not belt to ass, boot to ass.

Because like I told people, Morris is a, I don't give a fuck. How many times he mean mused me with them goddamn things in his shoes to make him seem taller. He's a hell of a goddamn attorney and he was out there knocking shit back and it looked good until you realize, yo, hey, this ain't what this case is about. about. I told you all, Chad, I told you them prosecutors, for whatever reason, they're not scared of Brian Steele. They're not scared of Drew Finland.

They're not scared of them, niggins. I told y'all that. These prosecutors moving mad arrogant for Settie Nash to come out. You know Settie Nash said, Dirk in five. It was three-old prosecutors. He says, no, no, was it three-0? Where, how'd I go? No, not Dirk in five.

My bet. Dirk in seven. That's what he said, Dirk in seven. My bad. Dirk in seven. God damn it. Okay, let me go find Denaught. Donot, bring your bisexual ass out here. Pause. Bring your ass out here.

We need to hear something different. I had to cut off SETI Nash. SETI, we fuck with you, but we got to hold on. Ain't no fucking way. Ain't no fucking way. We need some help. We need some help. Okay.

Denot. Go ahead, brother. Denot, Day 13 at the Little Dirk trial. the closing arguments of Dede's attorney. Did he's attorney said an FBI agent told Flacco that he's going to lose his family. Then suddenly he created this million dollar bounty story. A diagram of what they call the Oprah Offra is shown. Flacco didn't know when, how, who was going to pay him?

He never got paid and he never received a dime prior to flying out to L.A. on August 18, 2020. Voney got the guns, stole the cars, the ski mask, the license place, and stopped Cuondo Rundo at 9.07 p.m. and then Didi gets involved around 1035 p.m. on August 18, 22. Even though Jam, Flaco, and Brown Eyes learned the plan, they decided to slide while Didi just pretty much decided to ride along. They played a interview of Flacco. And they played an interview of Flacco being interrogated by the FBI agent.

And then they also played a phone call, a phone record between Jam, where he called Flaco, multiple times. And Jam also called Vani on 819. Did he called Booney Moe on 818, 2022. So they didn't put up this whole diagram to show the timeline. of Jam calling Bunny, Jam, Bunny and Booney Mooney Moe on the call together. Then they stopped Coondroondo's Hotel. Booney Moe Ubered out.

Booney Moe is inside the Infinity. And then Booney Moe called Brown Ice. This is all on the 18th. Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Booney Moe. Booney Moe is in infinity. Huh? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Booney Moes never partied to this action. he's on a bunch of calls, but he's never in a car. Now we're hearing Booney Mo is in a car? Wait, hold on. Wait, wait, no, no, no. Booney, Booney Mo, this is confusing now. I'm reading the chat, nigga. What the fuck?

I'm reading the chat. Nika, I'm reading the chat. Tell me what's going on in the chat. I'm in the chat. Okay, y'all act like I'm not right. I'm going to just open up the chat. Kick.com slash academics. Okay, what's in the chat?

I'm reading the chat, my nigga. Okay, y'all are trolling me. Yo, y'all are trolled me. There's nothing in the chat. TLR, new tweets. All right, baby, all right. Oh, boy, man. Yo, chat, y'all about to give me fat again.

I ain't going to a lot of you. I was, like, I was good. I'm just only drinking today, you know what I mean? I ate like an unhealthy meal after my lawyer's appointment earlier. And I ate like, I ate like a whopper. Like, I had to order some oxtails right now. I ain't going to a lot of you. This liquor is hitting.

I ain't going to. Wait, hold on. What is this? What the fuck? Government Friday. What? The government smash the defense saying they can only attack cooperators because they can't confront the evidence. Testimony from the cooperator swims in an Olympic-sized pool of evidence.

The defense can't drain that pool. The government says, let's humor their theory, trashing the cooperators. If they're calling Jam, Vonny, and Flock are liars, killers, killers, why was Dirk keeping them around? They're his killers. They're his scammers. The government didn't choose who Dirk decided to commit the murder with. Government said let's break down the lone cooperator theory. Vani did not know a lot of the shooters.

The hitters were recruited by Didi and Jam, who are both tied to Dirk. And Vani couldn't call the shots to any of these people. Then Dirk managers booking the flights all linked back to Dirk. Oh, shit. I fanned out to tell my knees when a long came. No, Chad. And I fanned out to my knees when a long came. Hold on, hold on.

If Vani did everything, now did he trick Booney Mo into calling Jam asking him to come? So they're saying, did Vonny trick Booney Mo? Because Booney Mo is the one who invite a jam. They're saying it can't be Jam. It can't be Vani who's the mastermind because Vani could not control Booney Mo. Jam called Vani a goofy and a nerd. No one would have listened to him. He didn't even know who Lindsay was.

The government says if Vani was a mastermind, why didn't he book himself a hotel and not stay at Dirk's house the night before the murder? You saying he did this alone? and told Dirk, surprise, I killed your biggest op with your credit card and rented a car from a place with a pick you took a picture that's on the wall, and I went back to your house after? That makes no sense. Government says Dirk was telling Jam to slide on Lamron Rich O. The year after Pob's murder.

Why is this celebrity melodic rapper beefing with Southside gang members? Jam asked for a hot car to hunt Rich Oh. He knows he needs Dirk approval. Vonny's not in those group chats. Government says if defense thinks Jam is such a big liar, then why did Dirk text Jam ready to snitch? If he was a liar, why would he care if he's going to snitch? The defense has nothing for this.

What is he snitching about? Oh. Chat. Man, I found out to tell my knees when the law came. No. I'm not going to lie. Yo, somebody got to report other than Traplora. Traplore is basically telling me Dirk is in jail for life, right?

Yo, Setti. Somebody else. I need somebody else. Pop out. I love Traplore Ross, but I can't read what he's saying no more. He's telling me that Dirk ain't coming home. And I don't want to hit. I ain't going to believe it.

I don't want to hit. I don't want to hit. Don't, where you at? Pause. Where you at? Donat? Denat. Where you at?

DeNat? Where are you at? Yo, Setti, I can't believe you switch your tone saying that Dirk is not coming home. Oh my God, chat. Do we have any positive news for Dirk? Dutti low. Call in, brough. Call in, bro.

Tell me, inshallah. Tell me that you know something. Okay, they told me somebody else. there somebody call I'm not I'm not a lawyer but yeah let's go to her

where she at please she on TikTok or Instagram or Twitter where she at TikTok let's go to where she's at man tell me something good tell me something good

Is this no this ain't This is a day ago now we need some shit right now I'm not a lawyer but I'm not a lawyer

but Twitter she got Twitter Okay, we got a orange Twitter Chat, I'm feeling Woozy I'm feeling a bit woozy right now It's all good

What's this Two days ago, no No, no, we need some shit right now We need some shit right now, chat I can't believe SETI Nash is saying this shit Let's go back to SETI SETI, what's going on, Crotie Had this case been conspiracy to commit murder

I'll be telling you guys, listen man Dirk is cooked But from what he did, bro If Dirk don't come home, Dirk is 100% going to get a mistrial if he does not come home. And that's the point right. Now you're talking my language. Now you're talking my language, Sedy Nash.

You said what now? You said what now? Setti? You said what now? The feds purposefully misplaced on shit. Now, I ain't going to lie. He threw some sand in Brian Stills' eyes. But Brian still kind of walked into that one.

We'll get inside in just a moment. Man, the prosecutor did a phone. The prosecutor was cooking so well, I'm gonna be honest. He remembered the lyrics too fucking good. He was rapping. Prosecutors sound like he had chat, nigga, man. Prosecutor sounded like he got a sub to him, man. The prosecutor looked like my favorite song and his favorite song.

Prosecutor, like, I ain't gonna lie. Everybody knows. You know my favorite song. I play? Y'all know my favorite song. Y'all know my favorite song, Chad. Y'all know my favorite song. I don't care. What y'all nigga say?

For Bart. You ain't had your gun for them. You better keep your gun for me. Better keep your gone for boony. Better keep your gun for sea. Think I planned to come and see. You're going to end up. By that tree!

Oh, this is my song. Oh, your ass going to end up by that tree, man. Stop fucking playing. Fuck. How the hell the prosecutors know the lyrics that well? Showing screenshots and steals of the whole entire thing. When he was like, hey, bro, folks tweeting, we slide in the feds again. come and he talked about the feds actually picking up a little dirt he says brunt they were running from

the police they ran into a damn hotel that he was not booked there for he was basically even got i ain't going to lie he got the jones guy too because he said all right let's believe the bullshit about jones if jones is correct then jones is 100% correct we're just going to tell the truth all the way true you missed the mark by two minutes see the tickets were bought at 1107 Jones called Lil Dirk at 119, which means, bro, hell not. Now, easily, with that being said, you can say there was FaceTime. You can say there was that. But if that's the case, then why in the hell didn't we see or hear about a FaceTime before that?

I'm going to be honest, man. Listen, the feds did they shit. The first one, Yinello, trash is fuck, man. It was sleep. You better keep your gun for Boone. No, I'm playing, I'm playing. I'm playing. chat we're in trouble chat i told you this from a long time ago yinello he's just he's finland but

i'm not saying philinlan's trash but he's just there to structure shit morse and that nigger we're trying to make a name bruff they're trying to make a name off smirkyo bro they're doing a lot they're doing too much these niggis know the songs they know it by heart they're not even looking to the lyrics niggis is rapping Dirk songs dropping a race in court? Nah, nah, nah, these things are doing too much. Now, these things are doing too much. They too invested.

They too invested. How the hell the goddamn prosecutor's dropping a race? What's popping? Oh, please, no more tweets. Yo, trap lawyer. I ain't gonna lie to you. I love you, but this is the first time I'm like, no more. We got it.

No more. Just go home today. You're dismissed. No more, trap lore. We're good. What? Dirk was telling Jam to slide on Lamron Richo the year after Pab's murder. Why does celebrity melodic rapper beefing with Southside gang members?

Jam asked for a hot car to hunt Richel. He knows he needs Dirk approval. Vani is an Indy's group chat. The government says if the defense think Jam is such a big liar, why Dirk texts Jam ready to snitch? If he was a liar, why would he care if he going to snitch? Defense got nothing for this. What is he snitching about?

Damn, chat. How you niggas man Because that's my twin And I keep jail with me Tatted on my knee I got put on name So bitch stop playing with me They're

The hard to keep your gun for me Better keep your gun for Bernie Better keep your gone for sea Think I planned it Come and see You gonna end up back Oh my bed, my bed, my bed I'm mute I meet I meet I mute I mute I mute

I muted Uh They said the government Called out Brian Steele For lying He said Vonnie Vondi booked the killer's flights When it was Jason

He said they're grasping for straws. It's damning. Jason was included. There's no communication between Vani and Jason. Jason connects to Dirk. They don't want you to believe your eyes. Oh, no. I guess they're saying if Jason's booking all the flights,

Jason don't talk to Vani. Jason talked to Dirk. It said a government cooked. Kevin Lillard. Lalo Freeman. So that's their nickname, not mine. For lying about Dirk to leave the country, that was one of Dirk's witnesses.

They claimed Dirk's call record with him occurred two minutes after Dirk booked his first international flight. Oh, my God. What is? Okay, hold on, man. Hold on. We won't get this together, chat. The government gave our belt.

Oh, no, no, no. All right, your trap. I love you, bro. But like, bro, no, no, no. Yo, I need somebody who's pro-Dirk to be reporting on this. I ain't going to lie to you. This thing is trap is doing too much. The government is giving out belt.

Like, all right, hold on now. Trap, I love you. You know you my man's. But you're not going to sit up here like a day before the verdict while we all praying for Dirk. You know, they told me I got to go take my shihadi. My, my shoe, shoo, shoo, shoo, shoo, shoo, Like, shoot, whatever that is. I'm about to do my umah, whatever that is.

I'm about to get on, get on code. You okay? I got the rug. I already ordered it. I got to go do that to make sure dirt get out. You're not about to tell me this bullshit. The government's giving our belt to ass. Like, what is this thing I'm talking about?

Government gave our belt to ass on every defense witness and gave him all but one a nickname? They called Jay. The Wedding. Kevin. Laylo. Brianna. Forgery arrests. They says, don't tell them people business.

They call that Jamie the Bull? Justin. They call him music side of the house. And the only person without a nickname was King Von Baby Mama. Game up. Oh, my God. The government roasted dirt sound engineer. Said he was a piano player.

He's not a gangster. They said when we ask if he's BD, the whole court laughed. LAPD didn't think he knew anything. He basically turned into one of our witnesses. Holy! So the government literally closed their final response. What? Reference in Acts podcast in the Richo Lamron text said,

Dirk and his hitters hunt and kill Pob in L.A. He got on a podcast and said he did it. And after he got away with the Pob hit, he told his OTF shooters to, do it again to Rich. Oh, no. Can somebody tell me like some other shit for me to play? Yo, trap lord, bro.

Right now, I don't know, man. I don't know if we can play your shit, man. Oh, oh, oh, chat. And I found out to tell my knees when a long came. Bro. Yo, Setti, I'm about to call you from me. Stop playing. Y'all need you going to stop playing with me.

Oh, y'all ought to stop playing with me. Y'all ought to stop playing with me. Okay? I'm about to come at all y'all niggins like this. Everybody who about to say this bullshit narrative, I'm coming at you out like this. I'm coming at y'all all like this. Think about what you're saying with me.

I was going to let every podcaster know. Think about what going on with the other side. You heard what he said. This is what I'm on. Look what's going on with the other side, but I think about playing with me. Yo, y'all got an old thing about playing me right now. Stop playing with me. Oli y'all.

O'i y'all. I love Oli y'all, and I love, but stop playing with me. Got paperwork, don't shake no hands with me. Make an example for the niggas I knew wrong because they keep playing with me. Please. Oh, duty. What's up, duty? Anyway, what the fuck is this?

Man, and that goddamn academics interview, bruh. The fed said that DJ academics interview was a damn confession. Setti, stop lying. Stop lying, nigga. Stop lying, nigga. What the fuck is you talking about? When you hear it, I should say, these are my confessions. Just when I thought I said all I can say.

When he say we differing in the right, man, it must be something in the water. And it's crazy because the judge never lets the fullness of that I got damn interview in. And I think if little Dirk does. that's going to come up on appeal. Hey, listen, I'm offering my service to Dirk's team. I think he's going to be proven not guilty. But if he does get a guilty verdict, I'm offering my services. Brough, I did the interview.

Y'all can't use my interview to convict nobody. None of that. It's not happening. Me and Smirkio, nigga, we worked out of script. Let's lose this shit. Bro, you have to talk about everything that wasn't brought in. and that would be one of them. Now, one thing that they did do well as far as Dirk's team, they kept on pushing.

And I mean Dirk's team with brown eyes, freaking lawyer, with DEDY's lawyer. They kept pushing. You follow the rules. None of this shit is in. And I think that's the thing where if we do get a not guilty verdict, it's only going to be because of technicalities. It won't be because the feds, I mean, it won't be because the team. Drew and Brian and Christy and Marissa that they really did their shit. It would be because they were able to make sure the feds actually did not have a case

by the rules. Not from us having an opposing view where that just 100% clears a little dirt because that's not what happened. But what did happen is they try to use a whole bunch of associations to make it seem like, oh, a little dirt this, little dirt that. All right, cool for a little dirt. But let's understand what you're talking about and what you're not talking about. What you're not talking about is actually what happened.

None of this shit when they talk about the lyrics, when they talk about the songs and all that. None of that shit is ever. Not one single time is that ever an admission of a bounty. So they could talk about wanting to kill, wanting to drill, wanting to spill blood and wanting to get even and all that shit. But not one iota of that shit is actually about a bounty. And that's the part where people are often confused and people don't get it as far as us on the outside. versus us on the inside because you have to make sure that that bounty that murder for hire where is the promise where is the promise the promise is only because of what exactly because even in

the text message blood ready to snitch ready period's day he doesn't say blood ready stitch because we didn't pay him or none of this shit and let's understand before that text message was sent he told on his own people who had guns and shit so that they the fans don't show that part and think they should have preempted that. I think they should have looked at those text messages, but if I'm Drew and I'm Brian and I'm explaining it like, yo, Nash, we didn't touch none that shit because it's not got nothing to do with the case. The case is what they presented through all of this shit. But I would say, man, prior actions and current actions absolutely try to spend something. And that's what the feds are doing. They say, bro, listen, this is always

been going on. This is how they operate. Man, and that goddamn academics interview, brun. Hold on, chat, I got y'all. I got y'all. Chat. I'm a learn. I'm a learn, chat. I'm a learn. If I think they really on me, though. With trial coming ain't your phone.

Don't touch a trend be violent with it. Delete my eye cloud if I think they really on me, though. When trial coming ain't your phone and be your homie, though. He understand with his head down like he don't know me, though. It ain't no point and getting no lawyer if your homie told. Be with you on them late nights and them fast. I'm skimad. If you're mad, then I'm mad, then he mad.

Your chat, how you delete the iCloud again? You know, somebody sent me AI. You're like, how do you delete the high cloud? My man, like, yo, hold up. Now, Dirk had the plan. It just said, I wonder if, like, does A.I tell you, hold on. Talk about it. Touch of my thought.

Touch of my eye cloud if I think they really on me, though. When trial coming, ain't your phone and be your homie, though. He understand with his head down like he don't know me, though. It ain't no planning and get no lawyer if your homie told. With you on them late nights And I'm fast calling him ski mad If you mad Then I'm mad

Then he mad Then he blad Cold to my keypad Have a federal night Have a federal Chat All right Okay

Um Um Mm My damn Where's trap I'm pretty sure Niggas is gassing Probably a little bit

Gassing uh Yeah y'all troll me too much right now Man Y'all trolled like listen I know y'all you'd be trolling me and y'all love me but chill bro please i'm not i am not calling six nine i ain't the time don't know i ain't want to what i kind of only want to call trenches either trenches

you want to support me go to if you got twitter ticot ticot red at twitch facebook two level enhancement under the sentencing guidelines even if you never saw the weapon if violence occurred the relevant conduct calculations can increase your offense level substantially the practical effect is that someone who joined a conspiracy in a minor role can face decades in federal prison based on conduct by the people they barely knew. The Supreme Court in Pinkerton did recognize some limitations on vicarious liability. A different result would arise if the substantive offense committed by a co-conspirator was not done in furtherance of the conspiracy, did not fall within the scope of the unlawful project, or could not reasonably be foreseeable as a consequence.

In practice, these limitations create potential defense arguments. If a co-conspirator committed a crime for purely personal reasons unrelated to the drug operation, that crime may fall outside the conspiracy scope. If the criminal conduct was so bizarre or unpredictable that no reasonable person could have anticipated it, the foreseeability element may fail. If the crime occurred after you withdrew from the conspiracy, Pinkerton liability should not apply to that offense. But withdrawal is a critical concept and notoriously difficult to establish. Courts require affirmative action to defeat the purposes of the conspiracy or communication of withdrawal to co-conspirators. Simply stopping your participation is not enough. You must take

steps that demonstrate your intent to abandon the criminal enterprise. And here's the hard truth. Even successful withdrawal only protects you from crimes committed after you withdrew. You remain liable for the conspiracy itself and for all substantive offenses that occurred while you were a member. I want to address something that confuses a lot of people. Pinkerton liability is not the same as aiding and abetting. They are distinct legal theories with different requirements. Aiding and abetting requires proof that you consciously shared in a criminal act by assisting another person. Pinkerton liability requires proof only that you were part of a conspiracy and that crimes were foreseeable to you. You can be convicted under Pinkerton liability without any direct assistance in the substantive crime.

That makes Pinkerton broader in some respects than aiding and abetting, and it is why federal prosecutors love to use it. Okay, so the prosecution, they go first and then Drew and then Brian Steele go, and then, you know, Drew going to close it out. So this is a summary of paraphrasing of the case. The prosecution laid out everything is direct quotes and was explicitly said by the prosecution. Iyan Yonella for the prosecution to deliver the government's argument. Yonella said Cuando Rondo was a vulnerable when he landed in Los Angeles saying this is when Dirk Banks took his shot. Five men including defended Dave and Lindsay and Diannre Wilson flew in Los Angeles with the only the shirts on their back for one reason.

And that was to get Cuando Rondo. Yannala said that OTF members went straight to hunt their victims from the second day arrived. He said they did not stop until Xavier Robesons was ultimately shot at the gas station across the street from the Beverly Center. Yonalla said Robinson had no idea when he woke up that morning that the defenders had already determined his fate. The prosecution called this a culmination of loan planning, then described that Wilson and Lindsay also celebrated following the killing. A video of Robinson being pulled from a black escalade was shown again to the jury, and Yarnala said those recordings show the consequences of these defendants' actions. There was no panic, there was no regret.

Instead, they celebrated. Yannala then described conspiracy as a criminal agreement and said Dirk took steps to conceal the criminal activity. He pointed to Dirk's deleted text messages, the five men flying to San Diego, and his 17 different phones as proof. Banks was the leader of OTF and the violent members and said explaining they killed his biggest op. Get back. Yenella said that's body for body, blood for blood. The government laid out that OTF jam was a stone cold killer and Dirk wanted shooters on speed dial that he could dispatch at the moment's notice. Was Kavon grand involved in this murder?

Absolutely. But why? Because he was defended Banks right hand man. Yenali laid out. He had no ability none to order these guys around. down. Yanela said that the story of Robinson's death does not happen. Yeah, shot to trenches. Shut to trenches, bro.

We got, we got like a video from... I'm Taylor Priest of Los Angeles Magazine, and we have officially concluded Lil Dirks' murder for higher trial. The defense and the prosecution have both delivered their closing arguments, and they have rested their case. So now it's in the jury's hands, and they will beacon delivery. first thing tomorrow morning. In this video, I'm going to go over government's rebuttal. Everything that was said by...

Just in... Oh, my bad. I'm going to meet up when I'm playing this. Fuck. Chat, tomorrow we are going live... Trying to, like, think about it. Chat, tomorrow we're going live at 9 a.m.

9 a.m. Eastern time. Okay? I'm going to come to the studio, so I'm going to be here. But it's done. Deliberation officially tomorrow. Apparently they didn't start today. So officially deliberation will start tomorrow.

We're going to spend every moment here on live. Yeah. Let's listen to Taylor. She has the first update after court is done for today and all the arguments is done. Prosecutor Michael Morris. And in a separate video, I'm going to go over what the defense said, all three of the defendants, including Lil Durk, David, Lindsay, and D'Andre Wilson. So first, Moore started with these words, hunt, catch, kill.

He said from the moment that King Vaughn was shot, death, from the moment that King Vaughn was shot, Berth Banks had one goal in mind, and that was revenge. He said that Dirk wrote songs about it. He said that Dirk texted about it. He said for over a year, the defense's own witness said that he was talking about the shooting of Kondo Rondo in these songs, these lyrics. And he said that these screws started turning of using financial leverage because we didn't see a specific payment ever brought up in court. So the government is arguing that this financial leverage was what was being used,

specifically in these group chats where they were talking about rent. And Dirk said, I'm not putting up another dollar until we get together until we are a team. This is the same text where he had said, like I am Vaughn y'all is Vaughn he would do the same thing for you um he said that dirk was mad that no one wanted to quote slide for Vaughn um he said now he's in court blaming his team for sliding for vaughn after essentially ordering to do it that was a quote and he warning the slide for goddamn vibe you part of thinking his brother and his twin and all this shit come on bro just because you look weird and shit you know what I'm saying that don't mean weirdos knock shit all the time

Man, man, man, man, I look at them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. In the last three hours, niggas getting arrested from five prizes. These, they're gonna' weird and shit. But shit, you know, you don't gotta look tough to fuck big is up. I'm peaceful as shit, so, you know? No, I'm gonna, anybody, anybody? Nah, I ain't tough guy, that guy.

Internet, I'm soft as shit, so. I got one. Yes, sir? When dirt get free, is he wanted them? Uh? Hell no. If that was the case, then, why has you in there? One of them? He's good.

He good. Then why is you in there? It's all the cycle. I hope you're right. But last I checked, they race is as fuck. So why the fuck are they put a nigga from Chicago in that position? Why not just use Kanye Wetter? And I feel like I fly their bed trying to like get dirt going some shit for like the fucking.

Like trying to like, you know what I mean? Like trying to get them on some shit. Like they're trying to find a way. There has to come a point in time where you stop fucking with niggies. on me bring it to the other. It just is what it is. I know they'll be mad at that shit, but you cannot shit up here.

But I thought he was, though I ain't gonna lie. Like, ever since, like, COVID era, like, you've fully dirt been pushing, like you come to the... That would you beefing with niggas in your hood and he's riding. Even Jam had to tell him like,

hey, bro, stop reacting to them dudes, bro, like, stop reacting to these losers. Stop reacting to these limes. Stop doing that shit. Because you ain't going to do shit. Nigel, give me the high cars, let me go slide on them and all that shit. When you get to a certain spot,

You can't be beefing with cats. It just is where let the nigga talk. I go through this shit all the time, man. I ain't shit. So, you know, just stop beefing with motherfuckers. Let her the nigga say they're gonna say. Everybody has something to say. You feel like the way they went about the situation is right?

You were gonna be like, or you feel like dirt shit is left it alone, you feel because both sides, like they should feel a certain way. Like you know what I mean, like how Vaughn just took off on them and then you know they was protecting Bond doing shit? Like, you feel like they should just left alone after that or like? I mean. They're gonna like this. If it's beef, it's beef. Yeah. If I see you when it's on,

this off. In the street shit, yeah. If I'm gonna do that wrong? Yeah. I don't you fuck. How do you take it? Nicky? You know if you was in Chicago,

you walk up and move by somebody, it's gonna go there. You do that shit out here, you're gonna get shot. Same way. Don't go down south and think these motherfuckers who walk around with guns. You see what I'm saying?

Where guns is encouraged like a motherfucker. You're laughing to go out there. They're having to go out of nobody either. They got to stand your ground laws for real. You just seen the black lady that smoke your shit out there. out there making up on her so you know you had those things that exist shit it is what it is they ain't do nothing wrong niggins say hey you put your heads on my home and they jumped them

there's another side of that angle that nobody seen it's gonna come out with discovery come out when they get the swoblin it's another motherfucker that take Juan O'Rano slamming to the ground they're kicking the shit out of why they kicking the hell out of you see because all we see about that cutting fires ass up six times So I ain't know the police shot up in the whole ass shit. Like, police didn't do that, nigga? Hey, it is what it is. When you're playing in them games,

you're going to lose. Do you feel like if Vaughn would have kept his hands to himself, everybody would be at home right now? That's why I'm trying to get out too. I don't know. They could have been grooming. I'm going to tell you why, because them little niggies in the old block right now smoking duck and shit,

not like smoking him, but like when they assassinated, Doug, let me say that because I don't want Mama Duck to come out. Say that you said smoking Duck. Shout out Mama Doug. I ain't trying to get cussed out. Ain't no telling because Vaughn was a fucking menace. So shit. All right, you're on Cash Mando, Rondo.

Ain't no telling who you. Nicky was big from like 50 motherfuckers. So ain't no telling him. Vibe might be in jail for the rest of his life. It just ain't no telling, bro. I don't know. But as far as that night is concerned, yeah. But then again, we're your people at on point.

Y'all had guns too. Y'all ran on that man. Here's what it is. Y'all wearing on them. So, you know, but yeah. Shivine kept his hands to himself. If it's smoke, it's smoke. If I don't beat your ass, I'm not who I am.

So you damned if you do, damned if you don't. But it just sucked that. All this shit over, like, you know, right, mostly? Because you remember they was all cool, the camp was cool. Both, you know, funny shirts, was making songs and get a feature. My son. Nah, it looked like this.

Vine was supposed to get a song done with a young boy and young boy held his nuts on and then a little like young boy basically was just talking shit and then bond like I'm zero to a thousand yeah nigga you running like that then fuck straight up like niggins fuck all that shit too bitch yeah bond too clear for that shit young boy way too clear for that shit they're like to know that black or shit like that so that was all the right all right um so saddie nash is outside of court but he's live I'm just go to I'm gonna finish this Taylor video real quick but Sadie Nash is live I'm pretty sure trap uploading the video right now so he said he even said like brings up that

Dirk is claiming to be this international rapper but more said and again this is a quote he ain't J Z respectfully so that was a little dig at Dirk in his defense I'm sorry in his closing arguments and he he said he brings out all of the evidence that he has because a lot of the defense is tearing down these cooperators. Keith Jones, who's also Flocka. We have Kvon Grant, who's Cuzz or Vonne, and we have Casey Hester, who is OTF Jam. And the defense has been drilling into the jury's brains drilling over and over again, that these people aren't reliable.

They've all confessed to murder. And Morris said, yes, that's true. They all confessed to murder. But we have a lot of evidence that the defense has not responsible. responded to and he said he put down a list um this is his list he said uh king bond was killed that's a fact is what he said banks rapped about killing him banks texted about getting revenge his closest o'tf associates were involved um jason smith book flights and uh lodging this is a correction when she said banks never wrapped about killing bond because he didn't kill bond he wrapped about

getting revenge that's a fact thing was purchased transit was purchased cars were purchased um or rented all associated with Berc's debit or AMX credit card. And he said he was even at the airport the night he was arrested. So Morris says I could have put more on the screen. All this has nothing to do with cooperators. And this is, this is, I can't even read my handwriting, but he said this, the defense's entire case rests on these, attacking these cooperators,

but this is the evidence for credit that are not in relation to the cooperators. He then says, what is the common link between some of these people? So we have Keith Jones, who we have Keith Jones, who's Flocka, and we have David Lindsay, who's one of the defendants. He is, they were both friends for 20 years, and they were both friends with D'Andre or D.D. Wilson. And he says, what is the link tying them between this beef with Juano Rondo, a guy they had never spoken to? And he labels this link, this thing tying everything together is Dirk Banks. He said, he also called David Lindsay the least talked about person in this trial. He said, why would these people ever get together?

Why would they ever go behind Dirk's back to do something, to get this get back for Dirk? Why would they do it behind his back when he controls their lifestyle is what the prosecution's alleging? He's financing everything, so why would they go behind his back? He said it just doesn't make any sense. He said that numerous times. It doesn't make any sense. Think about the process. Think about the defense's case. Um, he said, why is Grant updating banks? Why is Grant going back to his house, if not to update banks throughout this murder? Why does that make sense? He said, why is someone being called,

quote unquote, the goofy who's cave on Grant? Why are people taking orders from him? He said this, um, then he talks about Casey Hester, who's OTF Jam. He said, this guy was on a gun charge. He would have, he got three years. He would have served. So they're saying, the prosecution is saying, why would this guy plead to three murders, one, two of them separate from King, sorry, two of them separate from the murder of Savaya Robinson. Why would he plead to three separate murders if his goal in testifying was to get out early? He would have gotten out early if he didn't confess to the murder is what the prosecution is allegedly, alleging. He basically called the defense's witnesses all irrelevant.

He literally said the word of relevant. He listed out all the people that came and testified for the defense, and he gave them all nicknames. So I'm going to go through those really quick. We have Jay Marcano, who is the, he's been working with Dirk. He's, I believe, Dirk's agent for years. He said, Jay Wedding Merkano, because this is the text that we are alleging, that the defense alleged the don't look, no fights under names associated with me,

it was supposed to be for Jay's wedding. Then he said, Kevin Freeman, Kevin Lalo Freeman. He is the guy who works with the non-profits that's been working alongside Dirk Banks that essentially told him lay low until things are resolved because we don't want your kids to be affected by this FBI investigation. We don't want them to be traumatized. And then he said to Hester's ex-girlfriend, or sorry, no, ex-wife, he calls her, don't tell them people's business. He puts that in quotes. And then for his ex-girlfriend, he quotes, calls her forgery arrest. And then for Justin Gibson, who is the sound engineer, he calls him Justin Music Side of the House Gibson, saying he's on the music side of the house.

He's not in the murder side of the house. He's not being confided in. And then for Shakima Springfield, who is King Vaughn, the mother of his child, who testified that Grant was never in the house during the memorial where this alleged murder won't be began, the plot began. He said she doesn't get a nickname. He kind of seemed like he respected her more than the others, didn't want to give her a nickname, but he said there was a text message from duty low that same night of the memorial where they were trying to get his location, Cuando Rondo's location. So they're saying there was planning happening that night. She just didn't

know about it. So he said, this is Morse's very final words of the trial. He said, this all shows the leadership of OTF, his leadership of OTF, his leadership, his men, his beef, and then he got on a podcast and said he didn't. This is, of course, talking about the DJ Academics podcast where Dirk said, I don't know why I'm not seeing these live on comments anymore after Savaya Roberts' death. So that was the closing argument, the closing rebuttal of Michael Morse for the prosecution, And now I'm going to tell you guys in a separate video what the defense said in their closing arguments Um, all right seemingly tough afternoon seemingly tough afternoon chat

Now this was the defense here we go I know those guys too I just see said he callback I'm all bad bro It really was a rough one for DJ academics in that courtroom Wait what what because in the government's rebuttal where they basically tore to shreds all of the little Dirk's arguments and defenses, they used academics' interview as a massive part of it. They basically said before Dirk was arrested and caught his case in 2024 and 23, he was interviewed by DG Academics. Now, Drew Findling had just described DG academics as like the Oprah Winfrey of the rap game,

but the government weren't so forgiving. They basically said academics had been following this. He knew all of the facts about Von Kemp. Kemp. And all the beef with Kondo Rondo. They pointed out that 6-9 was the person who pissed off Dirk. They said that it was the off the record podcast. The same podcast that 6-9 and Wack 100 had appeared on

was the same person interviewing Dirk for this follow-up. They said academics knew everything that was going on, and they basically said it was... The same show, this was a follow-up with Dirk. They played the whole clip where Dirk talking about, for some odd reason, they don't say Slide for Von no more, and academics kind of looks away, like all confused. It's a super awkward clip.

We've reacted to it before, and they basically said, they said, look at the look on academics's face. He knows what Dirk has. referring to, he knows that Dirk is admitting murder. He said academics can't even look him in the eye. He knows, he knew then what you knew now talking to the jury. He said the situation was so awkward you could cut the shock in the interview with a knife. And then they played that clip where he said, yeah, we hear though, we different in the rack. And they said, what's the rack? It's shy rack.

It's a reference to Chicago being so violent having a murder rate so high that it's like the war in Iraq. They said this is exactly connected to the slide for Voncom. Bringing up Shy rack in this context is basically saying, yeah, we different in the rack. We murder, the murder rates high in the rack in Chicago. The murder rates high. He said it doesn't get more clear than that. They said this interview was bold. It was just as bold as taking a machine gun and doing a broad daylight assassination in Beverly Hills on a Friday night at rush hour.

Now, they spoke about a bunch of other things that I'm going to tell you about in different videos, but probably one of the most crazy parts that related to academics was they did all that. Then they went through and just bone by bone, bone broke down all of Dirk's defences. But then at the end, they brought up the academics interview again. So they talked about this whole Lameron Ritcho situation where Dirk had said, yeah, I got them hunting you, you're going to need three ski masks and all that kind of thing. They basically said Jam was offering to hunt him. You know, he was saying, let Cuzz give me a couple sliders and I'll go and deal with this

myself. He's saying if Voni, if Cuzz was the guy organizing all of this stuff separate from Dirk, why is Jam asking in a voice note for Dirk's permission? That didn't add up. And at the right at the end of the very last words, they brought up academics again. They basically said they had the OTF. Dirk had the OTF members out in L.A. Hunting down Cuondo Rondo and it calls Lil Pab to die.

They say, Dirk hopped on a podcast and basically said he did it. And then back in Chicago after he got away with the Little Pab murder, he was leading OTF. And he. Bro, on some real shit. I just want to just literally say, I never knew that when he said even, oh, the slide for Vaughn, I don't hear it no more. I never connected nothing until I seen breakdown videos of brick baby saying that to flaco and then people connecting it.

Think of the fuck what I know about little pop? I don't even know who the fuck little pop is. I did the Warren Shot Rack, but I am not tapped in like that. What the fuck are you talking about? Obviously, he said like, slap a bomb, but I'm like, who the fuck? Nika, Kondo was alive and well. like told them go and do the same thing to Lamron Richo that was crazy I can't lie it really was a rough one for DJ government was low-key disrespectful to Lil Durk in their rebuttal not only did they break apart all of his best

defences which I'm going to keep breaking down in various videos because there were so many no stone was really left unturned they also basically insulted him and called him out for not being as big of a rapper as they was claiming obviously we've heard all of these claims from drew findling that you know dirks the voice drew findling literally thanked dirk at the end end of his closing argument. He said, I want to thank the voice for letting me be the voice for the voice. It was like, okay, you're definitely making sure that that check lands. But the government weren't really feeling that and they clapped back. They basically said, this was wild. They basically said, look, the defense say that Dirk is this big superstar rapper. They said,

respectfully, he ain't Jay-Z. I was thinking, whoa, but they weren't done there. They said, when he did his interview at academics and he was dropping these lyrics all about the murder, he said he thought that his statements would fly under the radar. Jay-Z probably ain't getting away were no murder for hire. He's too famous for that, okay? And they basically said that, you know, Dirk forgot his own tweets and his own lyrics where he said, you know, he knows that the feds are coming. We tweet and we slide in. The feds are coming. And they said that we caught him fleeing to Dubai with his bags tossed in the car. He forgot he said all of this stuff. He wasn't moving smart like a Jay-Z was going to be moving. And then they said in reference to that when he was

trying to flee, circling back referencing Jay-Z. They said the jig is up. All right. They said the jig was up then and it's up now. The jig is up, basically, they said. I wrote it down as the jig was up and it is up. Those were his words. They were not songs and we're going to let the evidence talk since the co-operate, since the defense won't. It was a pretty spicy one. But it wasn't just that. They were also down playing Dirt's career because they were basically saying, look, when he was back having this Chicago beefed, he was beefing with Lamron Richo and he was getting himself involved in all these Southside gang politics, you know, letting jams asking him if he can have sliders from Vonny to go and slide on and settle the score. He's sending group chat

screenshots of him texting DM in Lamron Richo to the OTF group chat talking about, oh, I got them out hunting you, you better have five ski masks on. They basically said, if he's such a big superstar, why is he over here on his DMs dealing with Southside Chicago gang politics? And it's a good point. Why was he doing that? Why was he getting so involved? It don't make no sense. So the government was low-key disrespectful to Lil Durk in their rebuttal. Not only did they break apart all of his best defences, which I'm going to keep breaking down in various videos, because there were so many. No stone was really left on turned. They also basically insulted him and called him out for not being as big of a rapper as they

was claiming. Obviously, we've heard all of these claims from Drew Findling that, you know, Dirk's the voice. Drew Findling literally thanked Dirk at the end of his closing argument. He said, I want to thank the voice for letting me be the voice for the voice. It was like, okay, you're definitely making sure that that check lands. But the government weren't really feeling that, and they clapped back. They basically said, this was wild. They basically said, look, the defense say that Dirk is this big superstar rapper. They said, respectfully, he ain't JZ. I was thinking, Whoa, but they weren't done there. They said when he did his interview at academics

and he was dropping these lyrics all about the murder, he said he thought that his statements would fly under the radar. Jay-Z probably ain't getting away with no murder for hire. He's too famous for that, okay? And they basically said that, you know, Dirk forgot his own tweets and his own lyrics where he said, you know, he knows that the feds are coming. We tweet and we slide in, the feds are coming.

And they said that we caught him fleeing to Dubai with his bags tossed in the car. He forgot he said all of this stuff. He wasn't moving smart like a Jay-Z was going to be moving. And then they said in reference to that when he was trying to flee, back, circling back, referencing Jay-Z, they said the jig is up, all right? They said the jig was up then and it's up. The jig is up, basically, they said.

I wrote it down as the jig was up and it is up. Those were his words. They were not songs. And we're going to let the evidence talk since the defense won't. It was a pretty spicy one. But it wasn't just that. They were also down playing Dirt's career because they were basically saying, look, when he was back having this Chicago beef, he was beefing with Lamron Richo and he was getting himself involved in all these south-side

gang politics, you know, letting jams asking him if he can have sliders from Vonny to go and slide on and settle the score. He's sending group chat screenshots of him texting DM in Lamron Richo to the OTF group chat talking about, oh, I got them out hunting you. You better have five ski masks on. They basically said if he's such a big superstar, why is he over here on his DMs dealing with Southside Chicago gang politics? And it's a good point. Why was he doing that? Why was he getting so involved? It don't make no sense. So the government was low-key disrespectful to Lil Durk in their rebuttal. Not only did they break apart all of his best defences, which I'm going to keep breaking down in various videos, because there were so many. No Stone was

really left unturned. They also basically insulted him and called him out for not being as big of a rapper as they was claiming. Obviously, we've heard all of these claims from Drew Findling that, you know, Dirk's the voice. Drew Findling literally thanked Dirk at the end of his closing argument. He said, I want to thank the voice for letting me be the voice for the voice. It was like, okay, you're definitely making sure that that check lands. But the government weren't really feeling that and they clapped back. They basically said, this was wild. They basically said, look, the defense say that Dirk is this big superstar rapper. They said respectfully, he ain't Jay-Z. I was thinking, whoa, but they weren't done there. They said when he did his interview at

academics and he was dropping these lyrics all about the murder, he said he thought that his statements would fly under the radar. Jay-Z probably ain't getting away with no murder for hire. He's too famous for that, okay? And they basically said that, you know, Dirk forgot his own tweets and his own lyrics where He said, you know, he knows that the feds are coming. We tweet and we slide in. The feds are coming. And they said that we caught him fleeing to Dubai with his bags tossed in the car. He forgot.

He said all of this stuff. He wasn't moving smart like a Jay-Z was going to be moving. And then they said in reference to that when he was trying to flee, circling back referencing Jay-Z, they said the jig is up. All right? They said the jig was up then and it's up. You've already seen all of the evidence in this case think again because the government, I don't know if they did this on purpose or if they just left it as a little bonus.

track, but they dropped one of the most damning pieces of actual evidence against Lil Dirk right at the end in their rebuttal to the closing statements. I'm not going to lie to you folks. When I heard this, I was thinking, wait a minute. That is really, really bad. That you look in, you're looking a bit cooked off of that one. So obviously there's been this whole argument about flights. Now, Brian Steele said Voney booked the flights. The government called out Brian Steele for lying. They said, Brian Steele did, they said, Brian Steele is wrong when he says, Bonnie booked the flights. It was Jason, Dirk's manager, who booked the flights.

He booked the flights for the hitmen both ways on the way out and on the way back. And, you know, just after or before around the same time as those flights are getting booked, Dirk text him and said, don't book no flights and no names connected to me. Now, that was obviously really bad. You know, Dirk's team basically tried this ridiculous argument to say, oh, he was talking about a wedding. The government just trashed that, just said it wasn't a wedding. You wouldn't talk about a wedding like that.

basically so when he says don't book no flights and no names evolve with me he's given authorization to jason two book flights on his behalf and he's trying to conceal it by saying whose name to book it in now that was already bad but they dropped a bombshell that had never been heard before and honestly like this one was just one of the most damning things i'd heard and i can't believe they only just brought it up now it was an absolute knockout punch a lot had been said about apparently after the hit went down jam was trying to say yeah we was all crammed in the bmw all six of us i was laying across the three shooters in the back's lap, all right? And Dirk was on FaceTime with Dede, asking about who shot how many times, who got hit, what went down, all right? And

Brian Steele and the defense had tried for ages to just trash that. There's no proof of that. There's no way that Dirk was on FaceTime. But they revealed an absolute shocker. They said if they were all so busy in the car and Jam corroborated and all the phones was all moving around together exactly as was being said, they're saying if the killers weren't on a FaceTime with Dirk talking to him directly, how did Dirk's manager, know to book all of the return flights before they got to in and out. There was no proof of no conversation. There was no allegation that anyone had called Jason and said,

yo, we got the murder done. We need to book them flights. They were inferring that the hit men had all spoken to Dirk. And then Dirk had told Jason somehow, some way, yeah, mission accomplished, you need to go and book them flights. That one blew my mind. I'm thinking they really waited to the last second to mention that. And it makes sense.

How on earth did Jason know to book all the return flights? Everybody's busy. They're speeding around. They're ditching hoodies. They're ditching guns. They're going to in and out. They're swapping cars. They're going to some random house booking an Uber splitting up three by three so they're not laying across each other's lap.

And the only thing that connects them to Jason, how did Jason telepathically know to book them flights if he wasn't on a FaceTime call with Dirk who had spoken to the shooters? That one right there, that's a problem. If you thought you'd already seen all of the evidence in this case of Lil Dirk's murder for higher trial, the case is now in the jury's hands to deliberate. And I made a separate video about what the prosecution's arguments were, what Michael Morse for the prosecution. prosecution had said in his rebuttal, in his closing arguments. And now we're going to go over Brian Steele, Drew Feingling, and the rest of the defense, what they had to say today. So first of all, Brian Steele started with on behalf of Mr. Banks, we want to thank the jury. He thanked the jury for their time. He said that the judge was the giver of law and he said the jury, unlike

anyone else in this case, gets to decide what the facts are. He said no one else gets that job. He then says, asks, who is deciding, like who is saying these facts? Who is the person speaking these facts? And he points to Casey Hester, who is OTF jam for most of his argument. He said that just because Dirk is a part of OTF does not mean he's responsible for OTF members' conduct. But he said he wants, the prosecution must prove, it is their burden to prove that Dirk had an agreement with these murderers, is what he said. But he's stated in his defense that there is no such agreement. He said the indictment is not evidence of guilt.

And he said that, sorry, reading through my handwriting, he told the jury, in order to be, to, for the prosecution to prove this, that his client coordinated this murder, is a part of this conspiracy. The jury has to be beyond a reasonable doubt, believing that is dirt. And he's saying that means your mind is settled. You're satisfied. You're firmly convinced. And then he said, pointed out all the reasons why they should not be firmly convinced. He said, you need one reason, but I'm going to talk about many. That's what he said.

He said, he started with Hester, OTF Jam. He said, JAM's in custody. Jan's been incarcerated more times in his life than he has been out. This man is not human. Quote, Brian Steele's words. He said, that's who the government wants you to rely on. He then said that has to give you some pause. He asked the jury, does that not give you pause?

He questions again, why were interviews with Hester not recorded? Why was it a few interviews in that he was officially recorded? And he begs the question to the jury, is it because Hester had already rehearsed with the agents? He said, he pointed out that Hester had testified that he never talked to Dirk about killing Kwanarondo, about money on the money. on his head before the murder happened. Then he said, why is it the two hours and 18 minutes into the interview? He said, quote unquote, just by serendipity, a female agent asks him the same question

and his answer changes. He says anybody, he says that Dirk says anybody that kills Cuando will be straight financially, but that is not something that he had said prior to that later section of the recorded interview. He pointed to his client and he told the jury, they, as in the prosecution. They put a target on a human being, a celebrity human. That's why you're here. Steele then goes in to talk about, again, this is brought up multiple times like you need to be convinced beyond a reasonable doubt. And he said, you know, the FBI, he basically called their investigation insulting. He said the FBI stated in an interview, in a recorded interview, we know what we know what we do not know. So he said that's insulting. That should.

be your investigation. He said, how dare they put him in front of you and continue this story when they know it's a lie? And he's talking about OTF jam when he says that. He said there's no corroboration with anything OTF jam said when it is in relation to Dirk. And he said, Keith Jones never even mentioned Dirk in his recorded interview. He said, quote, never. Then he turns to Grant and he says Grant has the resources, all the resources to commit this crime. He said Grant has access to all of Dirk's resources. So again, we're pointing to Grant as being this person who is the mastermind behind this crime. And then it's turned over. He thanks the jury one more time before he leaves and we have Drew Fienleen come up after lunch. And he starts with there is no expiration

date on grief. He points out that like if the toddler were to be run over by a drunk driver and a mother said, I hope that person dies, that would never be held against them. Whereas his client should be held to that same expectation. There is no grief. There is no expiration date on grief. He says things he doesn't mean in grief. And then he talks about how King Vaughn was, quote, dragged around like a rag doll.

Vaughn is me, Von is y'all, is something Dirk is quoted saying. And he's saying, this is a deep bond that Dirk had with King Vaughn and he was hurting. And he's saying that his client, who rose up from urban poverty, rose up from urban violence. He's saying that he's being targeted because of his. his upbringing. He then goes to say, we are taking Dirk's grief and we're putting it under a microscope. We took a microscope to his pain, to his grief, and yes to his anger. He said that, he then points out the LAPD officer who was talking to Keith Jones said, called Dirk essentially

a gangster with a lot of money. And he's saying, what is the chance of neutrality? What chance of neutrality did Mr. Banks have with that kind of bias. He's assinuating that there was this bias over Dirk, his client, and that is why he's being targeted for this crime, this big fish we've heard brought up a couple times. He talks about, sorry, it was, yeah, he talks about how his client took care of these people that came out of Chicago that he was brought up with. He financed them because he cared about them because he grew up with them and he wants to pull people out in the same way that he wants to help people rise up the same way that he did. And he's saying the fact that Dirk tries to do that should be condemned,

should be not be condemned, should be commended. He talks about how Dirk is a lyricist, essentially explaining these lyrics that talk about violence. He's saying he's a lyricist. He's blessed from above. He is the voice, the voice that has the ability to express what other people think. He called the agents. This was, again, a quote from Drew. He said the agents are twisted with horrible thought process who twisted the words of his client. He also talks about how this is a bounty and a stocking case with no bounty and a stocking case with no stocking. He turns to Grant. He really talks about Grant, he rips apart Grant's credibility throughout this entire defense. And he says

that Grant has already convinced the prosecution. He's already convinced the agents. He looks at the jury and he says, it's time for you to say he will not manipulate us. That is, um, that's That is Drew Feenling's closing. His final words were, it's an honor to be the voice for the voice, truly. Then we have Harbo, who is the defense for D'Andre Wilson, and he said, this is the passenger defense. He said this case is about a passenger. He said that his client was used to traveling with Dirk. He would jump on a plane with a moment's notice.

He would never pack a bag because he said, quote, when you're traveling with OTF, you don't need to. He said he was expecting to be there until Monday, and that's proof that he didn't, know this was just like a hit and run kind of situation. It was going to be the whole weekend. He had expressed in an Instagram message that he was going to be there for days. And he said that, yeah, he was used to traveling for shows and concerts. And this was just standard for Wilson. And we did see flight records that show that Will.

I'm going to skip past that. It looked like the government rebuttal is like the thing everybody's talking about. Donat does have some shit on that. Here we go. Mr. Board did not. This is Day 13 of the LaDirk trial. This video is all about the government's rebuttal closing argument. Hunt, catch, kill.

From the moment King Vaughn was shot to death. His plans was to hunt, catch, and kill, Cuando Rondo to slide for Vonn. He texted about it. He rapped about it. Justin Gibson's testimony made it clear. Dirk put in his music to target Kondo Rondo. Dirk pushed members of his team to slide for Vond to get revenge. Dirk responded in text that he's not.

giving another dollar to OTF until they slide. December 2020 text messages show that they got the location for Cuando Rondo and NBA young boy, so go slide. And pissed off, Justin Gibson said that Dirk rapped about getting revenge, a body for a body. Grab a gun, put up money for a hot car, put up money for a bun. This song was a declaration against OTF to get active. Finally, on August 19, 2022, OTF in its affiliates slid for Vonn. You can't blame Amazon for delivering a package. That was Dirk's order.

If you can't get the main guy, get the side guy. Dirk's own words and text, songs, and video is a reason he's guilty. DJ Academics podcast is played. Dirk addressed a slide for Vonn because 6'9 was

trolling him. Do you still get upset about Von? Says DJ Academics. Dirt said for some odd reason, I don't see the comments anymore. Must be something in the water. We differ than the rack. DJ Academics' eyes got big as a bowling ball.

Because of this interpretation, the government claims DJ academics face told it all, and it reflected in a mission of guilt from Dirk regarding the August 19, 2020 shooting. The government claims this is an incredible admission of guilt. When Dirk said, fuck tweeting, we sliding. The fairs are coming is also an admission of guilt. Told the juror to scrutinize every argument that the defense has raised. What is clear evidence? One, King Vaughn is killed.

Two, Dirk rapped about shooting Kwando Rondo. Three, Dirk texts about getting back. Four, 2021 text stalking Lutem. Five, Banks close OTF, Banks closest OTAF associates committed the murder. Jason Smith booked flights for the shooters. Seven, Dirk said no flights when nothing connected to him. A, transportation paid for shooters. BMW went back and forth to Dirk's house.

Jason Smith sent Dirk, Kondo, Run. What's up? It's your boy, did not. This is Day 13 of the La Dirk trial. Jason Smith sent Dirk, Condo Rondo screaming no video within hours of the shooting. And then also sent him a video of the question. Kondo Rondo challenge within hours of the killing of Lepap.

Dirk has a history of hunting ops. Christmas 2020 text or in voice note where Dirk Banks said Kondo can die. Dirk booked multiple flights and spoke to Jason Smith minutes after the Fed raid, meaning that Jason Smith booked these flights on behalf of Lairdirk. Banks made incriminating statements

DJ Academics podcast. The defense cannot attack the co-conspirators what they said, so they attack them. The cooperators' testimonies live within the pool of the government's evidence. Why is Dirk keeping dangerous gang members within his circle? These are his guys affiliated with him. These are the exact jobs they do to get the job done. The defense core theory is that the cooperators acted alone. or at the vice of Vani.

Where does Mr. Jones and CVL Shorty come from? How did this band of killers get together? The only thing that these guys have in common that tie them together is Dirk. Jam claimed he only met Flaco in Juvenile Hall, while Flacco said he doesn't even know jail. They used Dirk's financial information because he's the money guy,

and they believe sliding for Vaughn would get them paid in or opportunity. How did they recruit JAM? Jam called Vani a goofy. How would Vani be able to recruit Jem if he called him a goofy? So the defense wants you to believe Vani is the mastermind. Bunny was found at a fancy hotel. He didn't need to stay at Dirk's house on August 18th or the 19th.

Vying didn't live in L.A. He was only there to work for Dirk. How did Jason Smith get involved? Voney and Jam testified that it was Vonnie's idea to get guns and hot cars in every state. Dirk had beef with Richo Lamron because Rico tried to ban Dirk in OTA from Lamron. Then they played a recording where Jam left an Instagram recording to Loddirt. And Jam told Lick, stop talking to them folks. They run plays on social media.

And we all agree that we shouldn't even deal with or even address RICO Landrun. Us having a conversation with them would look like they did something. Jason Smith sent dirt. Condo Rondo screaming no video would look like they did something. Then Jam says, tell Cus, give me a few cars. I handle it as shit myself. The government said this is evidence about the ranks and who all called the shots because Jam knows he's the enforcer. Vonny gets the hot cars and Dirk calls the orders.

Dirt responded on Pluto and he liked Jam's voice note. Voney is not an OTO text threads anywhere. Dirk told Rico Lamron, a Richel lambron that he has people hunting him. Richel Lamron better wear three skisks. mask. Keith Jones was pressure into lying about dirt is the defense theory. Jones rolling this makes no sense unless he's doing it to gain money. Jim is lying to avoid life in prison. So says the defense. The government said Jam played three years in prison for a gun charge. And he slid a note to police claiming he knows about murders, multiple murders.

He confessed to a murder in Wisconsin and Chicago and in Los Angeles. Jam is now in a worse situation than he would have been prior to talking to the FBI and the federal investigators and admitting to the murder that he committed on behalf of Dirk. Jam testified that after the murder and at the moment, D.D. called Dirk on FaceTime to gather to gather details about the murder. Between the shooting and the in-and-out flight, were booked between the shootings and in and out, the flights back to Chicago was booked by Jason Smith. Who told Jason Smith to book those flights back to Chicago? Why are they worried?

OTF members text thread with duty low, D.D. Booneymore, Dirk, and a couple of others. On 8.4, 2003, Dirk texts jam just ready to snitch blood clear as day. As long as we don't break. They can tell them whatever. Brian still claimed Voney booked the flights. But those flights were booked by Jason Smith. Jason Smith is in is the direct link to Dirk. Dirk's text messages.

Don't book no flight under no names involved with me. Isn't about a wedding. It is a cover up. It's clear that other things are out there. On his face, the text alone looks like evidence of a consistent. That is an authorization to book flights for the killers, but not under his name. Then Jason Smith sends him the LePab shooting video by midnight on 820, 2022.

It would look like they did something. A stab shooting video by midnight on 820, 2002. And also sent him to Cuondo Rondo Challenge. Wilson's passenger defense. Wilson claims to be just the passenger, but he is just as guilty because he laughed, eight, flew out, provided other names to Jason Smith and flew back with them.

First contact was from Wilson to Smith. Wilson pulled up with the shooters at In and Out. How could he have just been a driver when some of the shooters got into BMW with him or out of the BMW? On 821, 2022, D.D. engaged with the social media post that tagged Cuando Rondo asking, where was y'all pipes at? Freeman is not a credible witness because Dirk's first flight was booked around 7 a.m. two minutes before any recorded conversation that happened between Kevin Freeman and Dirk. Brianna, Brianna, Jam's ex-girlfriend is a liar with no credibility.

James' wife lied to the jury's face and only came to testify because she was afraid for her life. James' wife was worried about him telling the truth because her text to the FBI said, you telling all them people business, not that he's lying. Chikima, King Von's baby mother, testimony doesn't matter because on 119, 2020, duty low sent the message to track, catch, and kill. little Tim and Quando Rondo. Justin Gibson, his testimony doesn't matter because he's a civilian

that stayed on the music side of the house. If Dirk authorized the hunting of Rico Lamron, that is evidence that Dirk is a leader and the leader of OTF. Dirk admitted his guilt on DJ Academics Podcasts. I have shooting video by midnight on 820.

Chat. I ain't going to lie, man. It's an evil world we live in. But hey, it's an evil world we live in. But hey, I'm going to keep living. I love in life. I love my fans the most. You know what I'm saying?

So. It's an evil world we living, Chad. I don't know what this type of sorcery is, man. This is ridiculous. It's the evil world we live in. It's an evil fucking world. It's an evil world, man. It's an evil world we living, man.

All right, anyway. Chat, what are y'all thinking? I'm going to be honest with you. You know, I got a question the government's case. If they're trying to hinge on the interview I deal with Smirk as a confession, I got a question there in a case a bit, you know, honestly. Again, if you watch that interview, even, all right, let's be as liberal as. you know, as possible.

Okay, let's say Dirk was like, and he did say this, he said, yo, I don't think you hear them Slavon comments no more. What does that have to do with him admitting that he did it? Now, I don't know what was intended. Like, again, I'm not involved with it, but that could have literally been, oh, shit. Well, people saying Slavon, well, somehow, I don't know how. But Little Pop got killed and Kondo got shot out two or three times.

we have me slavabon that don't mean that's that's not a confession how's that a confession i don't know if that's a confession okay so them time their case and trying to like drop that anchor of like oh okay no that was an admission i think that was kind of weak and obviously they're doing whatever they could do to um i'm not going to lie to you like i honestly feel like the case that the government had i honestly feel like they think they got it in the bag Bro, they're doing things that you wouldn't think the Feds would do. The Feds is playing into social media. They're name dropping slogans.

The jig is up. The Fes are named dropping slogans. The jig is up. That's quoting a Drake lyric that was at JZ. They're literally dropping the same slogan while trying to prosecute Little Dirk. They're then saying the interview that Dirk did with me, which they refused to have. play,

like, Dirk was trying to use parts of the interview with me. And by the way, in the chat, I'm cool. Like, I see some of y'all

like, you know, where everybody can say a motherfucking thing to me. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know, Dirk wanted to do the interview,

like, nigga, his team had full edit over the whole thing. Nick, I don't snake nobody. Everybody know. Nick,

I got Drake conversations I didn't put out. Like, come on, think about it. I got Drake conversations I didn't put out. I got CARTy conversations I didn't put out.

Nick, I got young boy conversations I didn't put out. You know me. I'm not thirsty for no content. So if a, if a nigga even look at me and be like, I don't know, I don't put it out. I got a whole drink shit I could have put out. Have all these niggas tight. I ain't put that shit out. Nigel, I agree with drink at this point.

I was like, yo, right now, you don't need no fucking interviewer or no whatever. I got a whole thing. I still got it. Same thing with young boy. Young boy was fucked up when I went to, what's the call? No, we ain't putting that out. Cardi, like, nigga, I look out for the artist. So, you know, a nigga could never ever say nothing to me. So, you know what I mean? Like, obviously, I feel a way because I fuck

with these artists. Like, I don't really go around them just trying to get an interview. I don't give a fuck about an interview. I should know. I don't give a fuck about an interview. And by the way, any, any rapper who would take this and try to be like, yo, oh, act, whatever, nigga, I'm going to get on their ass too. And trust me, ain't nobody going, nigga. I got the messages from Dirkney. They had everything to, whatever. I got, I'm telling you, I got the, I got the, the content with your favorite rappers. I didn't put out. I didn't put out for whatever. reason. Young boy was, he was fucked up a lot when I went up there. I told him, I said, if we both, if we both don't hit up upload, I'm not putting that shit out.

I think of mad people would have been like, yo, nigga, we got a young boy joint. I'm putting that shit up. Not putting it out. I'm good. I'm, I got two young boy joints. The one of you say, yo, when I die, put it out. Not putting it out. Okay, cool. You're talking crazy in there. I'm good. Cardi, I could tell like he wasn't the best, you know, it was kind of like impromptu. He was trying like, yo, act, I'm not trying to play with you type of shit. We go. We don't have to put it out. This shit with dirt.

Nigger, Dirk hit me up at the time. Yo, act, let's do it. We did the interview. We said, ask whatever you want to ask. Nigger, everything is on camera. Ask, ask. You said, act. Ask whatever you want to ask.

Nigger, we ended the interview like twice. You said, you sure you got everything in? I said, all right, hold on. Let me try to think. I wasn't even keeping up with a warrant shot rack. I was just asking questions. I didn't even know what was on. Ain't no, nigger.

I promise you, like, Any niggie hip hop who even mention it, I'm treating everybody. Facts! I'm treating anybody who even mention my name on some shit like that. It was good. Big act. It was about. I was doing my updates and then they closed the courthouse so I had to move.

Nah, that's all good, man. I see the government try to, uh, they try to arrest their case on trying to like, you know, using the interview as the big one. Like, like... Man, they found out. Why don't they love an act? not well i'm gonna be honest with you like i honestly felt like they were just throwing their weight around today though because if they really like no joking around most of their assumptions was wrong like literally wrong like you live right now or is this private no no no i'm live i'm live i'm live

i'm like i don't make sure i don't make sure if i say something crazy no no you're trap i'll tell you this privately and publicly i know you see everybody looks at me for the war and shot right You know you know more about the Warnshaw record I haven't kept up with it Nick I'm mainstream like Nick I've been mainstream since 2016 You think I'm keeping up with it Come on man, come on man

No no no When you're talking to them about Slife Vaughn and you talk about No but that's a mainstream thing gang That's mainst bro With all due respect I didn't know who little pop was gang When you see that footage

Quondos screaming no you ain't know Nothing about that Um okay so No no no no Nigga I didn't connect it to to Dirk I just thought the nigga was having bad Remember, the person who... No, no, no, I'm being honest.

I'm being honest. You said he thought you was having bad luck. No, no, I'm being honest with you. Nigger, you know, for me, it was Brick Baby and them who actually said that. Nick, I did not know that was some dirt shit. I promise I know. Because everyone was thinking Brick Baby was co-conspirate. Bro, I ain't a lot of...

You're on some real shit. Nigger, like, nigga, because I watch your content, too. Bro, you be on... Bro, you do what I used to do in the war. Shirek. I used to crowdsource like info and they thought I was tapped in. I see you on Reddit when you're doing your videos.

Nick, I haven't been on Chicago ready. Nick, I cover a man. Nigel, I'm covering Drake. Listen, with all due respect, I'm not covering no nigga in Chicago. I'm covering Drake and Kanye. So, nigga, I haven't done that in years. So like, bro, I'm going to be honest with you,

I don't know who little pop is. All I know is, yes, somebody did shoot that, Cuando, he ain't died. That's it. I just moved on. I think I reported the story about it's moved on. Nick, I didn't. You ain't never see that no video.

No, no, no, I did. No, no, I did. Nick, I, no, I'm not stupid. Man,

you coming like, you coming like Dirk right now. You think I'm capping? No, no, I knew. I feel like you knew what was going on in that conversation,

bro. No, I promise you. I'm trying to take for the prosecution. Yo, I promise, yo. Your silence after he says it was a

I promise you, I'm not no caper, my nigga. I promise you I did not know. All right, hold on. You want me to be honest? I keep it out. Haunted. Nigger, after I did the interview, before the video come out, they sent me the song. And I was like, I still didn't connect.

Well, I started connecting it then. I'm like, wait, hold on. Hey, let me ask you a difficult question. What? Because that clip that they played in court, the exact clip, I wrote down the words that was said at the start and the words that was said at the end. And if you go on YouTube and you watch your video, that clip, the moment that clip they played in court starts, you can tell there's a fade. There's an edit.

So Dirk must have told you to take sign out of that right there. Bro, I've read my message to with Dirk before. I've read my message with Dirk. You told you to take sign out? No, no. We did do edits. I ain't going to allow. We did they do it.

What they said, whatever they said. And that's another thing. Like, you know, there's going to be Dirk fans that are going to be mad. Nigger, whatever Dirk said, nigga, like, we sent them the video they had like three, four. days on it. Yeah, yeah. Like, like, this is a good,

this will be a good question for you to clear your name. Like, uh, ain't don't clear my name. Hold on, hold on, hold on,

hold on. Ain't clear my name? For the unedited video, right? Hold on. No, ain't clear my name. As I said,

like, you're on appeal. If Dirk want to bring it up because like, listen, there's some shit that was what, what it was and there's some shit that's not.

And everything I'm saying now, nigga, I ain't no shit that I'm about to be cap it about. So like, nigga, if you need me to go pop up in there either with a sign affidavit about what that interview was and what is not, nigga, of course I'll do it for Dirk. And of course I'll do it because it's the truth.

There's certain shit, I'll tell you. Naga, this is, I'm reading Dirk's text to me right now. This is Dirk text. He says, yo, this is the edit notes. He wanted, he said, edit out or whatever, saying baby unfollowed gunner. Like he didn't want to, because he talked about that, but he didn't want to, like, get into the politics of, like, what baby did, you know? He'll be a bitch-ass thing.

I'm not saying that. He said that. He ain't said that. But he was like, yo, you could take out him speaking on baby on following him. He said, take out the Rallo conversation. And he says, like, we don't got to do too much on religion. That's exactly what he said. Um, I asked him about Drake.

He said, we don't got to do too much on Drake. And then, um, I asked him about the shooting the crib that, that he went in, like the shooting. Brazestown, he's like, yo, he's like, yo, just take out that I own the crib. That's it. So just take out that I own,

he said, just that one line that I own the crib. You feel me? And then, what do you, what else he said? Did there come a time when you looked back on that interview?

Because obviously they bring it up and court now. No, no, hold on. I'm not going on. I'm not going on. I think he might be talking crazy in this. No, no. I'm not going on.

I watch the interview now with like, but what I'm saying is, I wasn't tapped in. Like, nigga, I was just asking bro, I'm telling you, I had a list of questions. We finished the interview three times. And because he was dead set on this, the last time I'm addressing shit. So we ended in, he's like, you're sure you got everything?

And every time he said it, I'm like, am I missing something? So, nigga, I'm like going through my notes. Nick, I'm asking anything at that point. Let me see, let me see. And then he said, takeout when we got confused, because I think we were talking about him fighting six nights and take out the 50 million about six nine and then fighting Big Draco

which is soldier boy. There's nothing in there. There is nothing in there where he's like, yo, take out me saying I kill Quanorando or kill Juan or Ron. Now I'm serious. Maybe you should have said that. Maybe you should have said that.

No, no. That's literally the edits. Keep it up being with you. No, no. That's, that's the thing. Hold on. So that was his notes. And he literally said after this.

It would help him now. Yo, he literally said after this. He said, I watched it. Trust me, these are the boring parts, for real. My response, bet, going to get these done ASAP. Probably going to try to drop at 3 p.m. I'm going to send you another version when it's done. He's like, thank you, bro.

This shit going to go crazy. It went crazy for sure. And then my response was, I said, definitely. You're right about the versus convo. I forgot. There must be a versus combo in there. I said it don't fit and it's redundant. So I'm going to take out the versus combo.

I think it might have been 6'9 and whatever. You feel me? No, I feel you. I feel like, you know, it's not your fault. I think it was on horse. Of course it ain't my fault. The fuck. I'm not taking no fault with it, but, hold on on.

The Fed's decided to use it as this big thing. I don't think it was even as a bigger thing as they were saying. But, like, obviously, they decided it looked real bad. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Put like this. Any rapper and anybody in hip-hop who says my fault, they could all eat a dick. Facts. I agree with it.

I think they just knew it would get a moment. I think the Fed's probably wanted this conversation to be. Here's the reality. With all the biggest rappers in the game, I've held interviews. I've held conversations, not put them out. I know you go YB interview this Nick I just went

I just went to Toronto nigga we filmed all type of shit nigga I got conversations with me and Drake after we got the chain talking real shit nigga that's my man's

like we it's not time to put that out he don't need to be talking about nothing right now I'm real yo listen I could be like oh this is gonna help my career let me put it out

no nigga I'm not like these bum ass broke ass ass niggas talk that shit hey yo we'll get some other shit man my boy is winning shit I feel like we're on the same team. Fuck it.

Like, I look at artists like, like, I'm their man's. Young boy. You don't need to look like that. You know what I'm saying? I don't need no. These other bitch-ass things need to look. Yo, young boy, when I went, yo, young boy even said it to me when I went,

when I went on tour. Man, young boy was fucked up when I went up to Grape Digger Mountain. Fucked up, nigga, like, yeah. Nigga, we got some shit filmed, but like, it wouldn't make him look in the best light. Like, I told him, I said, if you don't hit up,

I said, we got to hit upload together. If we don't do that, I'm good. They don't got to see the light of date. I'm good. I'm not thirsty over no content for no rapper. You feel what I'm saying? Cardi. Nicker, Cardi hit me up and he know we got the footage.

Bro, he hit me up and be like, yo, I thank you for protecting me always. Nigger, I'm not no nigga who puts some shit out. This shit with Dirk, like, it's the same thing. You know what I mean? But do you think looking back, he should have said, oh, I'm talking a bit hot because he's like you wasn't even aware. It's like you do an interview with somebody. Bro.

Maybe he's not even realizing that you talk too hot. The reason why I'm saying that I'm like, nobody could check me on this. Bro, Dirk specifically requested me to do the interview with him to get shit off his chest. This was the last time he was fin to talk about anything. And some of the shit I wasn't up to speed with, nigga. Yeah, yeah. So whatever he was saying, that was the last time he, shit. My only thing is if the government going to use it, shit.

I mean, I'm a little salty that day and allow him to use parts too, because there's clearly parts in there that he's saying, you know, I'm trolling. I'm not, this is not real. But the thing is, I think that, you know, obviously the argument was made in court that basically it's like, you know, you could throw in like any example of him

basically saying in all type of stuff. Like they could play the whole of all my life if they wanted to, like the judge. Where they're wrong is this. They say, like, I can't believe they use the idea saying when you, when you look at academics' face, he knows.

at that point, bro, you should have subpoenaed me and I think I would have told you exactly what I know. Nigger, I didn't know at that moment, right? At that moment, I didn't know that they were going to be accused of killing Little Pop. No, that's the fact. I mean, I'm telling you, listen, so we did that interview. This is exactly what they said.

They basically said in 2023, Dirk was interviewed by academics. He knew all of the facts about one's death and all the B4 Qwondo. No, no, I knew about the past beef. Of course I knew about the past beef. They're saying that like when he, yo, Dirk dropped mad subliminals. Nigger, I'm still learning about it until today. Did you clock the shit?

They said about 6'9. Did you clock that bit? Oh, which part? So right after why I just told you, they basically, they made the point. They connected it all to 6'9 because they basically said 69 was on academics. They didn't say off the record,

but they said academics' show. 69 was on the show. It was the same show. It was academics' same show making those comments about slides of Von the Pist of Dirk. It was the same show. So this was basically academics doing like a follow-up with Dirk on from his shit with 6-9

and Wack 100. They didn't say Wack, they just said 6-9. And then they played the whole clip, you know, for some reason. And then they say, yeah, hold on. And then they say, yeah, go. Let me remind people of the history. Me and Young Boy was into it then. Because I said some shit. I say, yo, they piece it up because I was tired of fans like asking

me about it. And I knew the shit wasn't going nowhere. And I was like, no, yo, stop asking me about this fucking Durkin and Young boy beef because I'm cool with both of them. Young boy got mad. Right? I'm not going to lie. When young boy got mad,

Dirk start hitting me up. And Dirk, I think Dirk was on some shit like, yo, that nigga kind of sensitive, bro, like, yo, you've been fuck with me

for a long time. And you've been rocking with that nigga young boy more than me. And I'm not, I'm still not mad. So I'm gonna just show you love. Like, you're, that nigga and I didn't give you no interview.

Like, I mean, I already had an interview with young boy, but remember I didn't put it out. I think he wanted to kind of like flex on young boy. Like, man, You, listen, man, how you mad to act? Like, yo,

yo, act the homie and acting on your side more. So I took it like that. That was before you went to Grave dig a Mountain, right? Huh? That was before you went to Gravejig a mountain, right? Yeah. So.

And that's why Y.B. was pissed off for you, right? No, he wasn't pissed off because of that. He was pissed off because what I said, because they wasn't cool. But I was saying it, like, I kind of was trolling a little bit, but I was trying to say, because fans kept asking me,

yo, they're cool. So I'm like, bro, y'all keep every song that Young Boy put out, They were like, oh, is this in Dirk? Every song Dirk put out, is this in YB? I knew some of Dirk's real beef, and I knew some of YB's real beef. So when they would drop songs that's not at each other and fans keep asking if he's at them, I'm like, y'all are so goofy.

I think it's only mainstream beef going on. So that's when, and I was out of pocket, I was like, man, they're cool. Young boy wasn't with that. That was around the time when Dirk was trolling, right? He was talking about, he was talking about, oh, me and Y B speak every day. shit like he was drunk. Yes, yes. You know about that voice note that they played in court that I think was to YB,

but they never identified who it was too. I think it was a voice note to YB they played in court. No, I agree. I know what you told. Right. Listen, here's the thing. That's why I think YB went off at me because Dirk played into what I said. I said, man, these niggins ain't beefing no more.

They're like, they kind of squashed it. Dirk played into it. YB got tight because he thought that me and Dirk made that up. He was like, damn, you my man's, and you, like, you, you with my op, like, lying to the public. Me and, me and Dirk wasn't talking about none of that. Dirk was trying to troll. Yeah. Now, Dirk smooth with the trolling.

That was around the same time, I swear, like, when Morgan Wallen beat YB to number one, and then you, Dirk did that interview, and they were like, what's going to be for YB? Exactly. Exactly. He was like, I don't know about that. Shout to Morgan Wallen. It was like, oh, you so, so slick, like these super superfluple. There you go.

So, so in reality, that's kind of what happened. and all right so so that whole shit happened and um yeah like so young boys mad at me and i personally think remember why bia told me yo no no i b i mean dirka told me yo we're gonna do an interview and then i remember he did an interview with gillian wallow that's a million dollars worth the game and my whole audience was on his ass make i probably still got a message now i could show you and and this is why i know he peeped shit because like my my audience was on him and he was just like yo he said to me he was like yo he said to me he was like yo act. Yo, don't let niggas get to your head.

Like, bro, I'm gonna still do that interview with you. Nigga, I promise you, my word is my word. I'm gonna always do that. Niggia, that was in 2022 because he did the interview with Gileon Wallow in 2022. And the next album... Huh? They did him dirty.

They didn't do him like you did him, and you actually did him a favor and didn't drop it. Gillian Wallow were thirsty on it and dropped the shit YB didn't want out. Oh, no, no. Well, I'm not even talking about the YB interview. I'm talking about Dirk. Oh, God, one. Yeah.

Yeah. So, so Dirk. Dirk in 22 Said, act, I fuck with you I'm gonna do an interview with you Then he comes out with a million dollars Worth a game interview and people are like Damn, yo, act yo, these niggins don't respect you

Like, you know, that's the time they told me about everybody Drake don't respect you These guys don't respect you Dirk hit me on the low and was like, yo, act Yo, don't let none of these things Because he starts seeing it prior line, it's like act Don't let none of these niggas like play with your head And I fuck with you

Like, yo, I'm doing this rollout like this but I got you. Trust me on my word. I'm not playing with you. Like, nigger, we're going to do an interview. 2023,

he comes back. He said, act. I want you to do the interview. I want you to come out to L.A., da-da-da, get this da-da-da-da. And,

nigga, we're going to do the realest interview I ever did. That's when we did it. That was the realest interview too. And I remember when, I don't know,

I didn't try to play with it like that. But, but like, yo, I remember when I saw him do a Gilly and Walo. I'm like, damn,

That thing had like a hundred gangsters in there, like with a million dollars like in Chicago. That got brought up in court probably even more than your interview. They didn't play clips, but they showed the images. And they basically said that Dirk put a million dollars on the table. And that's what basically let the killers know that he was really serious about this bounty. And like, you know, hell of Dirk shooters that ended up in court or ended up on other cases are in that video. So realistically, like, you know what I'm saying? Yeah.

And that's why I'm going to feel bad by nothing. More incriminating. None of these things can say nothing about like, listen, as soon as a rapper, say something on me like, why that police ass nigger, little baby put out that song with him where he told my, yo, we still spinning for bro, like, man, I want to hear that. So.

And then Gillian Wallow, same thing. Like, really, they shouldn't put that shit out. They got him in the trenches with the fucking Dedy, like Dedy right there. Now, I'm not going to blame him. I'm not going to blame him because, you know, with all the respect, man, Smirk wanted to do that shit, bro. That's not a mean, though. That's what I mean. Smirk wanted to start linking with Taitan.

He wanted to do that interview. Nigger, I thought he was going to come to. He told me where to book. He said book the ward office story in Beverly Hills, nigga. That's all when they also thought that like, because I was out in LA just for that. You booked that for him. No, they told me to book it. They said that's where he's going to come.

Matter of fact, when I was, when I was around the area, I like video the Beverly Center. I'm going on. I wasn't thinking. Bro, you didn't foul with that one, bro. No, no, no. I still to this day. You filmed the literal murder location, bro. Nigger, it's the Beverly Center.

Like that clip that you posted Yeah You know You tell me that was a straight accident For real You're in LA right Yeah The Beverly Center takes up like

Like four square blocks Yeah but that gas Br, I swear you had the clip At that gas station The gas station was in a corner I was filming the Beverly Center Yo I'm in LA First of all

That's like Nipsey Hustleand I'm not trying to get caught lacking by None of these little gangbanger niggas Like none of me crippling You're supposed to be safe At the Beverly Center No you're in Lipsy Hustlein'all You not say,

nigga, what the fuck? It's L.A. Nicky, they gang banging everywhere. These things ain't got no fucking... So me, nigga, I'm posting the most obvious location. Nika, I would post a Hollywood sign,

nigga, after I drove by it. So I just post the Beverly Center. Now, I ain't gonna lie. Definitely bad timing because the thing was caught in the side of it. And people are like, oh, you're trolling. I'm like, oh, damn, I'm definitely not trolling. Right.

You have to, you have some lyrics about that. You have some lyrics under that, too, that was kind of like, okay. No, no, it. The lyrics is, whatever Dirk's song was popping at the time. Yeah. Whatever song I was popping at the time.

Now, granted, I'm going to be honest. You see, you're not going to believe it. I didn't know that Dirk had niggas killed the year before. And he was like bragging about, bro. That's why. Because I mentioned like that. I swear, I promise you. I swear, I didn't know that Dirk had niggas killed in L.A.

and was bragging about it for a year. I love Dirk's music. You know, I thought, I swear. I promise you. like you know i don't swear to god no like that bro i thought aha was only a diss to dirk no no no to yb he says

yo you just got out the fed start bringing murders up nigga that's why go back on my stream i play aha and i hate young boy nigga i'm not thinking about no quondo rondo niggas because quando is alive nick i even interview quando nigga i'm like quondo's a lot nigga i'm not thinking about his cousin no disrespect to his cousin

but i'm like i know you wasn't aware of it but like now are you even aware of all the shit that pap was in Oh, no, no, no, of course, now I know. Now I know, and I'm like, I know, but I don't know. But, like, you know what's crazy? On Friday, I pulled up to the spot where the shooters actually, you know, did the shooting at. And what's crazy is if you stand in the spot where you're shooting and you look up, you can see on top of the gas station, you can see the whole Beverly Center sign.

So they were standing there really letting off the switch. And you could see the whole Beverly Center sign. You can see the whole thing from standing right there, bro. That blew my mind. Yo, let me tell this. Let me tell this. and everybody know how I give it up when I come to interviews.

If I knew what I knew now, that interview would have been a different interview. Real. Niggia, that interview, nigga, they wouldn't even bring Jam up there. My interview, I'm gonna keep in a bean. My interview would have been a whole interview because I would have known shit.

Nigger, a lot of shit that people are using, I'm just asking and lucking up into him answering. Nigger, the slide for Vaughn's shit? I was, like, I didn't know he was talking about pop because to this day, Even now I'm like, how the hell did you slide for Vaughn if Pop died? Like, what the fuck?

Like, don't expect a... No, no, don't expect a dirt. But it's like, what? Pop died and you slipped from off? So I didn't know. The only thing is... You tried to change the subject when you was talking to him because you brought it up and then he was like, oh, that song was fire.

Like, I noticed it was almost like you were trying to steer the convo away, but Dirk wanted to have that convo. No, listen, there was a lot of things, and I've seen you said this before, you're wrong. Nothing was edited to make awkward silences. I would say things and Dirk would say it dry I think he assumed I know because the reason why

he wanted to do the interview with me he's like nigga you did the Warren Shirek nigga you really know like even when like I told you we cut the interview twice and he's like you sure you don't want to ask something else and he was kind of looking at me like nigga you know you know what the streets want to know

and I'm like nigga I'm kind of rusty bro you know so I think he thought I knew what the fuck was going on. So, like, he would say certain shit dry. And I was kind of looking and trying to connect dots. I'm like, wait, what?

Hey, you only just noticed that shit now. I didn't notice until you said it, but the shit where he says it must be the water. And it was like, what does that mean? And now it's like, you think he was really referring to that Kondo shit where he doesn't want to drink the open water? Somebody sent me that. And I do believe it.

That's crazy. Yo, come to find out, I've watched that interview over. I actually hate watching that interview. you, yo, Dirk was on, like, he was so focused on a certain facet of life that I know at that point when I was there interviewing him, I didn't really give a fuck about that much. Well, he did that to a lot of people because, you know, he did that interview with Ebro, I think it was,

and he was talking about, yeah, my show is like an out-of-body experience, and that's exactly what Cuando said about when King Von died. So he got hell of little subliminals and a bunch of his interviews, you know? Only thing I know is that we go and we like setting up the thing and we had brought some merch to my man Varsely

we brought some merch he was big on he's like yo he wanted everything for you wanted bond highlighted and in deep thing nigga like he was making sure

like the deep thing on his hat was seen like it was all about that and I was like obviously I knew that's his guys but you know was it was it him or push I see that said you can't you can't put no one on your fitted cap

unless you really got back or something. I don't know. Who did that? I don't know. You'd be showing the fit. The DeSang fit the cap off in a lot of them videos later in 2020,

2020, but no, it's crazy, bro. I mean, I think it was, I got to give credit to Drew Finland and Brian Steele.

I think they did the best that they could with a really difficult situation. I think Drew Finland did an absolutely incredible impassioned speech. You know, really,

really, really went hard for Dirk. Really, really like did just an incredible ending with what tools he had available to him. I don't think you could have got a better defense. But I think the prosecution just, you know, they had so much in their toolkit that they really came back and buried Dirk in their rebuttal. And it was honestly hard to watch at the end. The way they was clapping back all the evidence, it was like, ooh, that's tough.

Yo, I'm going to be honest with you. What was the same? They're talking about the jig is up. That was crazy. Nah, I'm going to be honest with you, the prosecutors were good, bro. the prosecutors were good you know I think we spent a lot of time

praising Brian Steele but then prosecutors like bro they weren't scared no Brian Steele they weren't scared no Drew Phelan like bro I'm not gonna lie the moment when

Dirk was bringing up his defense and they were like we're good like three out of six of them like we don't even talk to him we're good I felt like they had some shit in a tuck for them you know

I feel like well the way it went down with Dirk's people, because I always thought what was going to happen was Dirk was going to bring up all type of people. He was going to be talking about his charity, going to be talking about all my life, going to be talking about all this positive stuff he'd be doing in Chicago, which I don't take away from him. He's done a lot of positive season. No, but that's what I'm saying is like, I think that's what they were hoping for. I think that's the way Brian Still, like, the way Brian Still did Young Thug was genius, because

the state basically threw in all of these incriminated songs, talk and talking about, I shot at his mom now he no longer mentioned me. And Brian Steele was genius. He was like, cool, you want to play that? We want to play lifestyle where he's talking about a bunch of rich gang, but it's not really gang stuff. And I was thinking they were hoping to pull the same thing, but the judge wasn't allowing it.

They were only allowed in, like, what, two, three songs, and that was it. So they couldn't put in all my life or anything like that. So I think Brian Steele and Drew did the best they could with a tough situation, and the judge was just like, I think the judge was tough but fair, but it's like at the end of the day, like,

they only had what they could work with. The prosecution had a lot to work with. And put like this, when it comes to, you know, I've done interviews with a lot of people. and um you know you know it is what it is but most of the time i'll let the artist kind of rock out and whatever because i'm not thirsty for no interviews man like listen bro like nigga i had 50 000 people watching me today man i'm not sitting with nobody i always tell me i'm not paying for no interviews i'm not really i really don't care

i got this the studio this warehouse nigga i don't i don't even come here to interview niggas like these niggis are boring anyway so in my perspective like i just wish they had given Dirk a fair shot because that interview that interview does have a lot in it but if you look at it from only one lens it gonna look like Dirk celebrating but it's in other times

like it doesn't look like that I wish they would have used what he wanted to be used you know what he wanted to be used he wanted to be used the part where he's like yo six not I'm not taking that dude serious like yo shit I if I see him I might punch him in the face but like we think I'm about to kill him I think that would have been fair

for them to allow that in but then I think it's like it just is like they can basically let in any any statement of Dirk basically negating what was said and it's like they had numerous witnesses I mean

obviously 6-9 had a field day because numerous witnesses said that Dirk had personally told him he was pissed about what six nine said but here's the thing though but here's the thing I get what you're saying about any evidence

here's the reality about it they're closing and trying to use my interview is a drop mic moment. Oh, academics knew that was the truth. That's exactly what they did, man. Honestly, I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if the prosecutors knew that doing a mic drop on you

would get everyone talking. I mean, we're talking about it right now. So, you know what I'm saying? That was a little cloud chasing. Of course, I thought, eh. Yo, them doing the jig is up, cloud chasing. Me, bringing me up, cloud chasing. They're probably listening right now, to be honest with you.

They're probably listening right now. Yeah, but that's what I said. I said, yo, these are really good prosecutors. but they also are arrogant a little bit. Like, bro, they not only did their clothes and they started popping it. Bro, they got, yo, the mere fact, once I've seen the mere fact that they got nicknames for Dirk defenses, like, they got nicknames,

they think they're doing the Warren Shot Rock. I'm keeping up these. They put the nicknames on screen. They did numbers one by one. They put the first guy, it was like Jay, the wedding. And then they had the quotes on the screen. I was thinking, no, they're about to do this. They gave everyone a nickname

but King Von's baby mom because I felt like everyone's scared of her. Bro. Man, I'm not going to lie, man. It hurt my heart a little bit. But, like, as far as, like, anybody thinking that, you know, your academics set a nigga up, you're going to have, like, some bozos, like,

my son and whoever say, but, like, I can't wait for a rapper to, like, any rapper to be like, oh, shit, I could. Nigger, you know, obviously, I'm going to really chill till, like, we get the verdict and everything. Let me say this. That interview? Dirk requested.

All the edits, Dirk approved. Dirk wanted that out. And he put a lot of that music out there that he wanted. You feel what I'm saying? That was the last time, nigga, he dropped with that almost heel.

The music matched what he was saying. You feel what I'm saying? That album as well, bear in mind, I would say Dirk's most incriminating music was not brought up once in the trial. They didn't have that song, War About it with 21 Savage,

where Dirk's on there talking about, no, I said, let's go to war about it. He said, no, like, the judge really did Dirk a favor because it's like, bro, he could have done a good show. That's what I was saying. I got that song after the interview. And I was like, that's what I'm going to lie to you? That was a, I started thinking about it.

I'm like. Is that what you realized? No, I hit Savage. I was like, yeah, I did a feature. That's all he said. And I was like, I mean, I'm going to shut my pussy ass up and let this go. That's why 21 Savage, low-key, a bit of a snake because like, no, whoa, whoa, was this top. He was cool with YB back in the day

and then he hopped on songs, talk about, no, with Dirk. That's, bro, that's foul. That's your man's home he got killed. Nah, no, I wonder if he was jumping in like that. He's just, bro, yo, he's not into their politics, nigga. Right, he hopped on the most diabolical song. Well, how about if I hopped on a stream with your biggest op and he's making an absolute mockery of you?

And I'm like, bro, you know, I'm saying, I'm just, I'm just hopping on here and just, you know, talking about some other shit, knock them all down like Domino's. Like, bro, you wouldn't be feeling that. Yeah, well, I don't know what was going on with that, bro. All I'm trying to tell you is that, like, you know, shit. I've seen that song come out. I was like, damn.

And there was other shit, brother. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hold on, hold on. To be honest, to be honest, I ain't going to let nobody put no snake, stink shit on my man, 21 Savage. Bro, it was clear that at that point, because he had, 21 Savage came on my podcast too, and he was just like, you get to a certain point, you got to, you know, it is what it is. You got to be over there, over there.

It's clear. Like, he had made it clear what's up with him. So, you know, you can't, you can't knock it. He was cool YB back in the day. That's what I'm saying. Yeah, but it don't matter. It's the same way when he put me on the phone with Meek. You know, he told me, it's like,

yo, act, listen, like, I really don't even think it's going to ever get like that with you and meek. But, like, bro, like, I'm cool with you. I'm cool with Meek. I don't want something to happen and I got it, whatever. So let me try to put that niggies on the phone right now. So it's like, yeah, like, I think, yeah, I think Savage chose aside, but I don't think that's some snake shit, Linger. You got to go, you got to go.

If you ever do another YB interview soon, you go ask him about that, bro. You got to ask YB about that. About what? About what he thought of 21 Savage, his old homeboy who jumped him in or whatever they was talking about, he was in Atlanta, basically blessed him into whatever was going on in Atlanta. And then he hopping on a song talking about, no, about his homie's cousin who got killed. And YB. In a positive place, man.

He don't got no time for it. He probably didn't even see this trial, man. Like, you know what you're talking about? Hey, if you think YBA keeping up, what's going on, mate. No, no, no, no, no, no, I don't think. Yeah. He's in South Korea? No, this South or North?

One of them. I don't even know. He's staying off the map. He ain't trying to end up like that. Man, I'm just hoping to hear some good news. Nah, listen, even though I think it was a really rough day and the prosecution put forward a hell of an argument, you know, I'm not making a prediction.

I'm not saying it's completely over with. I think there is still. Yo, Sedi Nass said they got cooked. Yo, I couldn't believe it when I seen Sedi Nass say that, bro. If Sedy Nash saying that, you know it's a problem. But, like, shit, man. I mean, we're going to find out, you know, we're going to keep an on verdict.

It could still go Dirk's way. He could get off on some of the charges, all of the charges. You know, we're going to have to just wait and see. I think if he's got a chance, these lawyers doing the best they possibly can. I don't think anybody is going to put a better case forward. It just depends on how the jury see the evidence. So, you know, we're all going to see. I know a lot of people praying for Dirk.

A lot of people are praying on his downfall. But at the end of the day, bro, it's only 12 people that get that decision, bro, and they're not, you know, they're not on, they're not on, hopefully, they're not on no, listening to no streams and watching no streamers and anything like that. They just make that decision based on the evidence. Okay. Let me ask you a question.

So are they, they're going to start deliberation nine o'clock tomorrow? Yep. Hmm. I don't know how it works. That's the thing I was wondering is whether it's some shit where it's like they come back at regular intervals to say if they get in any progress or if it's some shit where like we waiting for the bat signal,

you know what I mean, to just run back to the courthouse and get that verdict. I don't know. I don't know how long it's going to take. Obviously, sometimes, you know, the quick verdict. is a bad sign or it could be a good sign. I mean, I think everybody's just hoping this don't go into next week. But, you know, they need to take as much time as they need to take if they need to look over the evidence.

There was a really interesting thing that was brought up where the judge basically said he really wanted to not allow them to go over the transcript. He didn't want to allow the jury to have the transcripts. Well, they said Vonny specifically, but they basically said, look, it's either all or nothing. We're going to try to avoid it. And if they really want to hear what Vonny has to say, we're going to have to bring everyone in court and have the whole day of testimony from Vonny read in front of everybody again. Mm, shit. Here's my prediction. We're either going to get a verdict by lunch or we're going to get a verdict Thursday.

And the reason why I say that is that I think that they're going to agree with the top charges. And they might have to argue over the lesser charges, maybe the stalking, and etc. But I think if they're if they're already convinced in their mind about the murder for hire

and if they're convinced about the murder in aid of Racketeran, those two charges are the top charges. I think they go all guilty or all innocent and we're going to get that decision by lunch.

I agree. I think it's all of nothing, man. If it goes into a full day I think we're going to get to Thursday but it's because they're coming now with a split verdict and the split verdict

is them really trying to quote unquote split the baby in terms of you know what we believe they're guilty of the stalking of Cuando but not Savaya based on what the judge said because you had to know

or there had to be some type of prior stuff or there has to be some intent I don't know, but that's kind of what I'm thinking. I hope I'm wrong, but the best thing would be instantly hearing one way or the other tomorrow morning. Yeah, I have a feeling if it's guilty, they probably decide quite quickly and then if it's starting to take a little bit more time, I wonder if that's a good sign for, you know, then maybe just having their doubts and deliberating.

I don't know if you ever seen the movie 12 Angry Men, which is obviously a very famous film about jury, making a decision, but it's like, you know, they can start off with one person thinking guilty, everyone else thinking not guilty, and then it can all through a whole day or two of conversation all turn around and before you know, everyone in agreement the other way. So, yeah, man, it can be, I can't

imagine what's going on in that room. Oh, man. I'm not going to lie, man. They kind of took the air out of my sale, out of my bubble today with the angle, because honestly, you know, I understand

where the interview comes in and them trying to like make this argument. Just like the lyrics. I understand where that comes in too. I just didn't like the part where they're acting like, you know, they 100% knew what I felt. It's just not true. You know what I mean?

Yeah, they was definitely being very specific and, you know. Go back to this. Go back to when Flacco and Brick Baby said slide Favon and Lil Pop and go back to that interview. I'm telling you, I wasn't that tapped in. You know. Well, that really was the first time that anybody publicly had heard that, right? Like, you know, a lot of people feel like, and it's crazy to think now after everything that's happened, you know. That interview might have been after it, but, like, I was on my radar until I seen people, especially whack.

The East started being like, yo, Brooke baby said blah, blah, you get what I'm saying? Well, that's the funny thing is that, you know, that went around and everyone was like, oh, brick is the guy that lined it up, all of this stuff. Come to find out what, three years later, duty loads the guy that lined it up. And, I mean, shit, like, you know, I think it's a dude. Doody low, though? Like, I feel like I don't know. Nah, it's Doody Lo. They said it was Doody Lo. They might be the weed man, though, honestly. There's rumors that, yeah, Doody Lo had a weed man, but, like, Doody Lo was the Outs

link that basically had it lined up that got the drop of someone else. But, like, the thing is, I just wonder, I was having a thought today. You know, I hope this isn't the case. But obviously, a name that's come up a lot is Booney Moe. They're saying Booney Moe was the guy that called Jam, and he was lining it up, and he was on a jail call talking about. He's smoking little pub. You know, Booney Moe Mo had a big drum.

drug case, I think in Nebraska or somewhere, ended up getting a pretty hefty sentence. But, you know, a lot of people thinking, why ain't Booney Moe been charged in this? But I was thinking today, you know, it's possible that if they spin the block and do this Vicar, this other Chicago murder, we might see other people getting picked up.

You might see Doody Lo getting picked up for something to do with it. We can't pick and choose. Jason Smith get mentioned in the closing talking about, it's clearly that it's Dirk because Jason reported directly to Dirk, and he called Dirk when he He got, you know, the cops come to breach his house.

And Dirk would be, and Jason, he was arrested. We're confirmed he was arrested. He's not a co-defendant, right? Well, he was never arrested. That's the thing. They searched his house and they did an FBI raid, but he was never arrested. That was never an official arrest. So that, br, I ain't going to lie.

What's going to weigh him? It wasn't official arrest? I'm pretty sure that was, at the same time, they arrested all the other OTF members. It was just a search warrant on him, but they didn't arrest him, I think. That's what I thought We saw body cam of the arrest But it's like It's some shit where it's like

I don't think we see him get cuffs It's like he comes out with his baby And then like they kind of like Yeah come this way But it's like I think I was a search for it And they came for the phones But

What's crazy about him? Oh shit Yo Yo Yo Why? I can tell me I haven't spoke to you in three days

Bro Like what's up Like you mad quiet Go away bro Please Nah, I mean, I want to know. Go away, though. I want to know if you're going to put money on it.

That's not no money. I ain't on a lot. I think the, I think the fear is trying to railroad dirt, though. I'm going to be honest. Because... There's no railroad, bro. If that nigga did the crime, there's no railroad, miga. What you said at the end, that they killed them with...

Oh, you thought Bonnie booked the flights? Nah, that's his account. And Jason Smith. Look, the flight's right here. He booked it on his... He's cooked, nigga? That one... That one was a pretty tough one to hear.

And I was like, they saved that evidence for the end. It was crazy. Act, how are you going to railroad somebody that they got spot on? No, no, no, no. Because six, me and you did mad interviews, right? And they never, like, took an interview that me and you did out of context to try to make you look guilty. That's not act. First of all, first of all, first of all, first of all act.

One, I didn't take the trial. Two, they didn't need your videos because I was already cooperating with them. Three, they didn't use it out of context because you said. that, yo, the sloth of all comments hurt you? And he said, I don't see them comments so more. It might be sending the world. Wait, wait, how does that, how does that mean that? How does that mean, how does that mean he?

You just, you just, you just, you just, you just, you just, you just, you just, you just, you just, you just in part of the dirt fan club. No, it ain't part of the jerk. Man, come on, bro. I'm just saying, you, yo, be real with yourself. If that was your mom, if that was, not your mom, if that was, not your family member that died, how would you take that? No, no, no, no, no, I'm going to keep it real. if I'm Savized Robinson's family I'm blaming dirt

Of course I'm not saying that What I'm saying is that I'm just talking about the court of law If that was somebody in your family, right? No, I'm going by the court of law right now though Like, now I hear you, you're right, you're right I would of course blame dirt But if I'm going by the court of law The court of law can't be like

Oh, that's your cousin, that's your sister, that's your son Yo, you got to go by Okay, does the evidence prove that Yo, because the niggins said that Niggins can't say slod for Vonn It means he killed him But they didn't tell me. I know it probably is weird to you because they're using your interview,

but it wasn't used out of context because right before y'all said that, the slap of Vaughn comments, he said, oh, can you pull up Floyd Mayweather? I mean, Vaughn, phone was beat the shit out. So he was talking about that. He wasn't talking about something else. Okay, he talks about a fight. What that got to do with him supposedly killing Pop? All right, so now I'm explaining to you.

When you, when we're talking about your interview, that's what bothering you. Your interview didn't bother me. It's just like, you were talking about, you know, I was talking about, I was talking about King Vaughan's death the night that they had a fight because he said pull up Floyd Mayweather and then right 15 to seconds to a minute after you said does the sloth of own comments bother you? And he said, do you see them comments? I don't see them comments as much as I used to. It might be something in the water. So how is they using that out of context?

That's the perfect context. Listen, him saying he don't see the comments, right? Don't mean that. So, all right, hold on. Remember the whole LA fitness shit? All right, so say them niggas get knocked off and and and and niggas, niggas are trolling and be like, yo,

yo, yo, six-nine, where you're going to slide for the, for the niggas at L.A. Fitness? Just because you'd be like, yo, I heard them niggas not here no more. That mean you did it? No, but it's the feds now. It's the fed's job to prove it.

You get it? So now they're going to go and talk about it. You tell me how they're doing with an interview. Now watch this. Now they go pull up an interview that I did. And I say, nah, ain't no expiration on get back, right? Ain't no expiration they don't get back.

Okay. They play that, right? Now the feds have to, it's their job to connect the dots. So now they use an interview where I say, nah, there's no expiration on get back, right? They use that. And then they get me booking three flights from New York to Florida. I get the location and I say, yo, don't book no. I tell Justin Cobain my accountant, yo, don't book no flights under my name.

Justin Colby then books it under his account, right? So now I'm connecting the dots. What do you mean? Like, I'm not painting the picture for the jury. I'm actually telling the jury, look at this interview. Look what he says in this text match, don't book no flights under my name. And then this is the Jason Smith.

This is an accountant who then books the flights from Chicago to San Diego and San Diego back to Chicago. So. All right. Now, I hear that, though. I hear that. I'm not real loud. I hear that.

What I'm saying is that, like, I thought it was odd that, nigga, in their closing, they try to drop, like, their big one on some, yo, look at Axe. No, no, they tried, nigga. Because, like, nigga, I'm telling you it's not true. It was like on some, yo, look at Axe's face. He know he did it. Nigga, I didn't know shit.

I didn't know shit. Tell my, oh. So my, I knew he was guilty. No, nigga, that's not true. That's not true. We passed that, though. We, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, past time.

Yo, Trap, you hear? What do you think is going to happen tomorrow? Uh, shit. I'm still here. I'm still here. I was just listening. Yeah, yo, so basically

What do you think is going to happen to? This is what I said. I said, uh, it's either going to come to a... Don't talk as a fan club. No, no, no, no, no. I'm speaking facts, a nigga, listen. I say and put, like...

Hold on. Before you do anything, before you say anything else, before you say anything else, where your mouth is. Act, before you do anything else, you need to put something else on screen, man. Oh, what's on screen right now? You're going to find out some scream right now, man

Oh, oh, this shit froze, huh? My bet. All right, hold on, hold on. All right, hold on. Let's be honest. What you think is going to happen. All right, nigga, I'm telling you what's going to happen. You know what's going to happen?

Nogger, I'm on the phone. Nigger, I'm on stream. We got 35,000 watching. Listen, I bet. What you think is going to happen tomorrow? Yo, if a verdict come down before... What you think is going to be? I'm telling you.

A verdict come down before, like, two or... clock, it's all away one way, either all innocent or all guilty. And if it goes into Thursday, that means he probably got acquitted of the major charges and one of the lesser charges, meaning the stalking, he'll get convicted up. Now, me personally, hold on, me personally, you want to tell me personally? But don't confuse the fans because you want to stream for the 35,000 people. I'll tell you what I think. I'll tell you what I think.

Don't confuse them. Don't confuse them because there's no minimum charge here. Everyone holds 20 years up. So don't say the maximum. No, no. But some of them hold mandatory life. Even if he gets out. Exactly.

So don't say the stalking is small. The stalking resulting in death. So that means to be getting up guilty. There's talking of Kwando that didn't result in death. There's stalking of a savagia that did. There's two of them. Yeah, bro. All right.

So this is what I'm trying to say. They both hold a mandatory. minimum of 10. All right. You want me give my opinion? All right. All right. This is what I think is going to be.

Look it up on stream right now. The stalking holds a mandatory minimum of life. No, no, for Savaya. Because he died. Yes. Because he died. But remember,

the judge says if the person didn't know they were being stalked, that could be a thing in terms of instructions that the jury can't vote that that was stalking. Now, Guando. What if he beats all of them and gets found? What's the minimum charge you said that if he gets found guilty on him? If he gets found guilty of I'm just talking, I'm Quando, that shit would be... Do you know the minimum of that?

I think it's like 20 or like 15 or some shit like that. All right. So in 20 years, how old are you going to be at? Nick, I ain't going to lie to you, but I think that's a dub. Like, dude, fuck, that's a win. All right, I, cool. And he's facing the conspiracy to commit... Bro, he's going to peel this shit anyway.

What I'm saying is like, yo, nigga, he just... Oh, you know how long I'll appear and take? It takes at least six years to seven years for the appellate's course of even... Your bro, he's still got other charges. He's not walking... Like, listen, maybe the little dirt fans are thinking he's walking out of jail. Bro, you got to think about it's like a two to four-year run anyway. You got to think about it's like a two to four-year.

It's no way he walks out with India tomorrow. I know that. Explain that to the 35,000 people hearing that. But I think they know it just said, nigger, Once you hear conviction for murder for hire, that means cooked. Murder and a racketeering, cooked. As long as he don't get those two. How many counts?

How many counts they're fighting? Five? Yeah. All right. If he, people think that if he beats the murder for hire, it's a big W. He needs to beat three of them shit. Murder for hire, stalking, and stalking. Savaya, yeah.

With death, resulting in death, stalking of Kondorando, where they're trying to say, yo, in 2012, they try to kill them too. You know what I mean? And Atlanta and Georgia or whatever. And then the conspiracy commit murder. So he really got to be four to make the main ones. You know what I mean? Yeah, no, it's a tough sell.

But also, here's the thing, too, though. The whole case going to come down to does the jury believe the cooperants? you know if they do he cooked if they don't shit you know what I mean I could I could see them saying you know there's reasonable doubt I let how many people say real quick right I just want to ask you this how many people you think

if he beats this shit tomorrow right just say he gets acquitted on all charges how many people are going to come to my page and and leave a comment if you get acquitted on all charges shit I ain't online bro like you want to have to do a donation and say you got to

I apologize to Dirk after that. That's a fact. So what do you think? So what do you think? If he gets acquitted on all charges, 100,000, 100,000 coming your page. They won't let you know, like, you're out of here. All right.

But what if he gets found guilty on charges? How many people you think come to my page? Going to be 100,000 people that block you, nigger. That's what I want to hear. If you ready, 35,000 people, if y'all ready to come on my page, if he get acquitted on charges, do not go missing if he gets found guilty.

I don't want to see people going to miss it, block me. Are you going to apologize, though? Are you going to apologize for speaking down on that, man? Y'all, matter of fact, you know, for you, I don't really give a fuck. I'll apologize and keep your pushing. I don't give a fuck. But what am I apologized for? I just do it just a content, bro.

I don't feel like a fuck. Gangster. Man, I ain't going to lie, man. I feel bad, man, man. I don't want you, because you're so sure, put money with your mouth in. So if you feel like he going to beat her say, your bin, Denny, I swear to God, this shit might go either way. I put five bins on it.

Listen, I said if it's... Yo, yo, yo, yo. They're getting the case at 9 a.m. If they figure it out before lunch, it's all the way, one way. You know what they want to go home? They already know what's up. Like, you know what I mean? Not, but they might want to go home like your, bro, why you even...

And tell your 35,000 people that's listening to you. A mistrial means that they're going to try them again. So it's out of you... It's acquit me or guilty because I'm missing. trial, I got to go through this again. So that's a loss. Yeah, but what, well, he still got another case ago, but, I mean. No, but I'm saying, now he got to go through two trials instead of one.

You get it? No, no, I know, I know. No, this shit's tough, bro. Melli had a mistrial, I think two years ago, last year, last year or two years ago. And he still didn't get that retrial. You know what I mean? But they're going to retry him. They just, he's just sitting in jail.

So my thing is, if y'all think of mistrials will win, Look at Melly situation. Man, I ain't gonna lie. It's a tough situation, bro. You're ready for my intake tomorrow or now? I might block you. I want to see a- I can't block with you back because that's being biased.

I want to see on my face tomorrow. Nah, you know, you know I want to see on my face tomorrow, bro. Nah, nah, no, no, no, no, no, hold on, no, no. Wait, wait, wait, if you got cooked, I wouldn't, wait, wait, wait. You know you my man's. You think I would post? Nah, nigga, I'll just go dark. Like, nigga, I'm good.

Like, like, they control you with a reason. They control you with them reason. I ain't going to let them troll you when, like, your cook cooked. Like, yo, you know what I mean? I'm just like. How's levels to being cooked? Huh? There's levels to being cooked.

Niggie, it is. Like, you was going to come out, like, a couple years when you got, when you got sat down, nigga. This shit right here, the moment, the moment that, that judge said life, man you don't even need to hear life as soon as you hear conviction on one of those big charges I'm good yeah nigga it's over because for you to

appeal that shit for you to appeal it takes years bro remember appellate court is gonna sit there and be like yo this thing I've been in jail for two years three years what the fuck am I overviewing this shit it takes years matter of fact Google it if you don't believe me

no I know I know I know it takes years bro I'm gonna be honest with shit this is a tough case bro like and I've seen people like criticizing Brian It's really not a tough case. No, it is a tough case. No, no, no.

Well, I'm saying people criticizing the lawyers, and I'm like, bro. Oh, it's tough to be? Yeah, like, yo, yeah, there's not no, like, based on all the facts that kind of came out, niggott, it's not no, you ain't give you a lawyer a lot to work with. They got to, like, they got to, like, make shit up right now. Like, niggia, the best play was Bonnie did it. You know what I mean? And you, you ain't really get them, like, the best shit to work with, so.

I don't know. I don't know. I feel like a family member died, nigga. I ain't going to lie to you, bro. Can you just, can you just be a friend tomorrow and answer when I call you?

Because I know when you get to tell them on. Yeah, yeah, I'll answer you call like Saturday and after. I need to edit that, that's what. That's what I'm saying. So just... I'm just letting them.

Oh, you know what? Yeah, so just tattoo here. I don't know if you want. Yo, yo, I... What? what? Yeah, bro. So like I said,

um, yeah, bro, so, so just please be, be, because like I said, if he, this is what,

that's why I say don't be biased because if he gets acquitted and beat all these charges, the first first he going to call is me. You know what I mean? So if he get found guilty, answer the phone too.

Wait, you think you're the first. Oh, of course, bro. Everybody's coming to my page. You know what I mean? Everybody. If he gets acquitted tomorrow or charges,

who's the first person you calling? I ain't going to lie. Yeah, I would have probably had Duly Law on the phone with you cussing your ass out. That ain't going to care. Exactly. So vice versa. If it doesn't go his way,

call me too. Man. I don't know. I kind of feel like, I feel like a family member got sick in a family, bro. I didn't know a lot. And I know,

you know, I'm not Dirk's family but like, man, we fuck with Dirk. You know, just like, even as an artist and like somebody who's like really dope, man. I know you obviously and see, see out of eye with him, but... Shit. Yo, yo, just, um, I like this.

What? Just, can you check hear me? Don't troll them, bro. I'm saying. I like these lyrics for tomorrow. I know that they at the, at the crib. Now, I know. know they in they sell going crazy down bad what they had didn't last damn baby

sometimes we laugh sometimes we cry but i guess you know now baby you're a petty guy man you're a petty guy man you're a chat if they can hit me yeah yo have you been watching have you been want let me let me let me repeat it one more time let me they don't know what you're talking about. All right. So look. Look. They can hear me. They can hear me. Yeah, but they don't know what you're talking about. I'm going honest with you, bro. All right. I know that they, I know that they in their cell going crazy, down bad, what they had didn't

last. Damn baby. Sometimes we laugh, sometimes we cry, but I guess you know now. Baby. I can see why Dirk's a better rapper than you, man. Like, yo, Dirk, man, that's just out fire. You ain't. You have a Drake, that's Drake. That's a drink. Man, stop trolling this, nigga, man.

Yo, you should be happy now. You should be happy and doing your thing. That's not Drake's part? Or did I say, please, when I play that little boy in the club? I didn't sing that part. I'm playing Drake's part. Yo, nigga, tomorrow I'm on Verdict Watch. I'm on, I'm going to, you know, send some praise.

is up for smirk uh you know so so so so so dark fans do they are they praying and and like they're praying the muslim prayer or what they praying niggia they did they whatever spirituality they got going on man they go on this shit is tough bro we need to hear something good i ain't gonna lie like part of the trial today bro i just i was sitting there i was feeling defeated nigger like And that nigga trapped, that nigga, Lord Ross, he love reporting the bad shit. Like, he's like, yo, Dirk cooked as fuck. I'm like, yo, bro.

Chill, nigga. That nigga trap love reporting like, yo, Dirk is never coming home. I'm like, God damn, nigga, at least, like, leave a little bit of hope, man. And I mean, bro, like I said, I just hope you keep the same energy tomorrow. Like, if it went your way, you call me. But if it don't go your way, you call me still. Because you're the only person I know that's not biased I've never been biased towards me

Yeah, hold on But here's the thing This ain't an anti-you thing though You feel what I'm just saying, bro You play this When you was going through your shit And everybody kicked your back in Nigger I didn't call another nigga

And be like what you think about 6-9 I was just like yo that's my niggins still Did that I ain't No, come on bro, come on You had Dirk up there say I was smack the shit out of 6-9 And you- That's after you said You're talking about him

Now, but I'm just saying Bro, a nigga can never come Be in front of me And say they smack shit out of academics I'm like, nigga, First of all, no you're not Two,

you don't get no points for that Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, there's levels to this shit, bro Man, I think I'm pretty free But yeah, you gotta have a little bit of heart, bro Oh, I had heart I had heart Oh, I'm almost healed, you heard

All right, man Yo, listen, man Yo, chat, tomorrow, verdict watch. Call me tomorrow. Same way, if he beats it, I just want you to call me. All right, I'm going to call you. I'm going to give you five minutes tomorrow. You're about to wrap this bitch up, man.

Yo, chat, man, I love y'all. I'm only even getting all stream type of shit because I got to go, I got to go take care of my dog. I left my dog at the crib. And I know my dog is like, yo, act, where you went? me so I gotta go go handle my dog but damn oh man hurt my heart

man chat check this one uh boy uh yes sir i would you go right now guilty or not guilty all seven charges on all seven charges based on what i said on what i seen today i cannot put an x on not guilty on all seven of those charges so if you were jurors you might go guilty You might go guilty.

It won't take long. I give him 24. That was the most damn it thing was the satisfaction that Dirk had afterwards. In the interview with academics, they played Bonson. I fucking mentioned my name, man.

What somebody to interview with me? What the fuck that got to do with that? They played Bonset. They played Dirk Sam. I ain't seen any slap in bond no more. It must be something in the water. They played that in court.

They played that to the jury. And that's damning because they look cocky. You can't look cocky in a situation like this when you're fighting for your life. And they made Dirk look cocky. They did. Even though you were sitting in there, what would be, how would you look at it? Would you look at it? Because you have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt.

So the fact that you sat in there and you said it even looks like Dirk wanted, you know what I mean? Dirk wanted. Out of all the charges, they proved that he, He was best friends with somebody that was sliding for Vaughn. All right, man. It's an evil world we live in. And chat, I ain't on cat, bro. I'm gonna be out of here, man.

I gotta go check on my dogs. I ain't gonna lie. I was gonna stay on here as long as I can, but I got to, I left my dogs at home. I can get to like put them up like I need to put them up. So, bro, when I get back to the crib, I might be. I'm gonna try to stream there. After I do with my dogs, I'm gonna try to stream there. But like, if it's still cooked, I should have been cooked, bro.

Like, if it's still cooked, nigga, like, I'm gonna just see ya tomorrow. I'm gonna start streaming nine o'clock. So, yeah, Pluto is stressing. I know Pluto, like, yeah, where the fuck is daddy at? Nah, daddy coming home still, you know? But, uh, I'm gonna see y'all tomorrow, man. I'm gonna see how tomorrow. I love y'all.