DJ Akademiks Live Streams - Lil Durk Trial Day WEEK RECAP. BRIAN STEELE VS OTF JAM. WHO WINNING CASE RN

Episode Date: August 31, 2026

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Could y'all hear me? Okay, looking good, looking good. All right. All right, we're going to live on all platforms. I gave you guys a day off yesterday. We did gamble, but, you know, we didn't do too much. Well, we'll do the recap. You know, obviously tomorrow we're back, you know, back with 10-hour days.

We're doing our thing. I got the recap on the first week of trial. It's kind of ironic because the government claims that they only had about a week and a half of case to deliver. It kind of feels short. There's two more cooperants that's going to take the stand. They probably got a few experts to sprinkle in. I don't know. I don't know.

Obviously, we knew the trial was going to start when OTF Jam took the pulpit. But we thought, oh, man, it's only getting started for Dirk. Dirk about to have belly runs. He about to have palpitations, all the type of shit. He was about to go through it. But apparently, in a few more days, the government going to bring on the rest of the stitches. It's only two more. Maybe three.

And they're going to call it a rap. They're going to say, man, send this nigger away for life. I don't know if they got enough so far to send him away for life. I don't know if they got enough to send Dirk away for life right now. I don't know. Vani is going to turn out to be the MVP. I'm going to score this tide going into the fourth. This is tied going into the fourth to me.

And you got to remember, dirt just has to create doubt while the government got to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. So the government got to do way more. And I think that last thing in the end, we're going to talk about it, where Brian Steele exposes that Vani and Jam have been talking. And what preempted that was Jam telling his baby mama, I'll do anything to come back. home. Watch what I'm fin to do. I'll do anything. That along with talking to the other snitch. The one you called a goofy. The one that you were mad that he was the one handing out guns and gloves on the drill.

And you come back and you say that you were down to kill Dirk because he sent you on that goofy-ass drill. But you get locked up. You are still mad at Dirk, but now you're friends with the goofy you went on the drill with. Yeah, all right. And you're not colloos. You're not colluding to get out of jail? To me, it's hard to take everything he says verbatim. Still nothing that has Dirk dead to rights on him sending niggins to do it. It's clear Dirk probably knew about it. It's clear Dirk definitely won them niggas dead.

Did Dirk offer them niggis money? See, that's the thing. We got Dutty Lowe. He's in and around court. Dutty Lowe at this point might as well pull up to court like Big Worm. in an ice cream truck and just start handing out ice cream. Like, what is Dutty Lowe doing? What is duty low doing?

Dutty low is mentioned in court. He's outside court having the best of time. Dutie Lowe, every time he's seen out of court, he's smiling from ear to ear, big hugs. Dutie Loh, he's interested. He's interested. He's interested. Yeah, the whole industry been calling me,

chat, you know, your act get to LA, man. For whatever reason, they believe that Trapp Lord Ross voice is what's going to determine the jury decision. Yo, now I just think of trap every time you come out of court, man. I'm like, yo, listen, I don't know if it will change much. If I'm there or not, I also did tell them, I said, listen, I think Trapp is making a decision to cover the case in a way. where remember when we saw the coverage of Torrey Lane's case, that shit didn't make sense. You know why?

Everybody who went into court told us, oh yeah, Tori's banking these things. Till we start believing in. Nick, they found him guilty in like two hours. We're like, what? It's the biggest plot to us ever. So I guess Trappler wants to have it a little bit more, I don't know, open-ended.

Even though I do think, you know, some of his biases are getting in there, you know, clearly he's been. triggered a little bit because he's getting trolled and stuff like that. And, you know, I think for that he's like, you know, fuck y'all. I'm going to show y'all that I was right. And you don't want to use that attitude that I told you so attitude. Anyway, I got some details on the background of what's going on here, chat. And before anybody says it, I can get this from nobody around Smirk.

So don't go back to Smirk, try to get all mad. By the way, smirk is, you know, he's from what I hear, he's in. He's at peace. You know, he's, he's confident and he's ready. And he thinks he's in a good position. That's what I've heard. These other things I'm going to tell you, that didn't come from him nor his team.

Just as I know. You know, the thing in particular was, I started doing my digging because you know me. Pocket watch or act is in the building. And I don't know if all this is accurate, but I've gotten a rundown so far of who they claim has helped Dirk out. You know, all these rappers, you know, real nigga this real nigga that so i wanted to know which rappers are the real niggas who are the real ones

who have really supported smirk and um yeah so i i got some details y'all want to hear now i'll say this because i know they're going to clip it but i don't know if this is all true or if this is all false but this was what was told to me so whoever which rapper going to get mad go get mad at i don't know, I can't tell you who will get mad at it, but it ain't me. Anyway, it told me, they said, man, shout to Ye. Not only has Yee shown up to the court hearing, right, which none of these other rappers have, except Machine Gun Kelly and Hancho. Yay sent in quarter million dollars.

Quarter million dollars to Dirk Fund help pay for these lawyers. You know what I mean? Make sure everything is good that Dirk could possibly shake back. He's shown up in person, quarter million over there. Shout to my man. Yay. Real nigger. Real nigger. You get what I'm saying? Chicago support Chicago. Okay. Drizzy Drake. I heard Drizzi Drake is paying the bill for whatever steel is going to charge. So whatever that is, whatever that is. They know they add a steel on whatever that money is. So if it's a million to Drake, Drake holding it down. That's what I heard. That's what I heard. The boy got it. So Kanye, Drake, I ain't going to lie. I heard 21 Savage.

came through, blessed it, blessed it. Yes. Don't know how much, but I heard, you know what I mean? He's holding the gang down. Holding the gang down. By the way, I also saw he gave like 20 grand recently to our Casanova. Real street nigga. Okay, I see it.

Who else? Who else? Who else? Few more names. Lebebebe. I'd be honest. Well, it's kind of interesting how the Lebebebe shit was told to me. They're like, yo, it's like, yo, I'm thinking these guys are getting money.

They're like, yo. And so, yo, little baby will send in like five, 10,000. Like, you'll be like, yo, here's 5,000. Like, you'll be like, you're fucking. Like, you're fucking. I'm like, Nick, he's more of a pussy. Or he might be like, yo, here's 10,000. But like, he not, well, again, this is money shit.

All these guys supposed to have money, but whatever. But it says, you know, baby kind of, here's five for y'all, man. All right, yo, tell that nigga what up, man. Hold his head, you know what I'm saying? Here's 10 right here. All right, you good. You're good. I got to go spend the rest of you know what I mean.

I got to go trick on some holes. Who else? And then these, for these rappers, if they, don't get mad at me, that's what I heard. They said, Thug ain't really come through with nothing. And they say, me can't come through with nothing. That's what they told me. That's what they told me.

It's not Dirk's people who told me this. Absolutely not. But that's the word on the street. I guess everybody's doing the rounds of which rappers is helping smirk out. I hear Kanye and Big Drizzi in the building. Savage in the building. Lebebe is helping out, but, you know, he going to give his strip club money. Like, he's looking at like ties and offering.

Like, you know what I mean? He might be like, yeah, yo, I got, oh shit, I got still got $5,000 in my pocket. Get that niggins smirk that shit. All right, man. Yeah. Oh, yeah. But, and by the way, with the thug thing, I might understand Thug just came out of a trial. I ain't going on out of you.

I'm not calling Thug broke at all. But, like, shit, I know that shit tax the hell out of him. So, you know, I don't expect him to be like. Yo, I got half a million dollars, but he just went through his own trials and tribulations. I would imagine, if anything, he might have did something better than money. He might have blessed or, you know, Brian still damn near like his brother. He might have just said, Brian, listen, I need you down there. Please help me.

Like, smirk, my nigger. But I'm only talking about monetary offerings. You know what I'm saying? So it is what it is. But smirk is surviving. The people are, you know, it looks like the case. after week one, I'm kind of grading it. Like, I think Thug was down, no, not Thug.

I mean, I think Dirk was down 15 points. And they tied it up in the last three minutes. But we're at like halftime or like going into the fourth, whatever you want to say. So they just made a comeback. I think Steele's last day. We're going to read a bunch of like how he did that. But he exposed Jam on a few things.

Just show that Jam is a heartless person. He's a ruthless nigger. he has no remorse despite he says he's snitching because he felt remorse he literally was down to drop his sisters low he was down to get this person killed like yo this guy's not a good guy but as it relates to smirk this idea and his whole little little thing about yeah i'm it was on my conscience no nigger you might have colluded and obviously some of the the the facts aren't really lining up it seems like he may have made certain stuff up at times they ask him questions. He's like, yo, I couldn't even remember. It's been four years. So how can't you

remember this? What you remember this? It's very, I think it started off good for Jam. It fell apart a little bit at the end. But then the government came back around to try to like, sure and shit up. We'll see. Okay. So got Vonny and Keith Jones to go. It's going to be interesting how Keith Jones kind of like, you know, remember Keith Jones is Bonnie's recruit, right? But not Bonnie. I mean, I'm Jam's recruit. that's that's flaca so that's um jams recruit and then we're going to have vani who he's probably going to be a lead and star witness because he's going to have to put this entire conspiracy together okay so jams jams role was never to put the conspiracy together he was the one to basically outline the conspiracy and how he played a part and how there was a clear plan not just a bunch of

random events that led to the shooting. There was a plan. There was steps taken. Vani's job is going to make sure. And, you know, the government is relying on Vani a lot. Supposedly no criminal history. His job is to paint the picture, show how thirsty Dirk was for revenge, how Dirk was planning these things, financing these things,

and telling him to orchestrate these things that he could stay one step apart that hopefully if they ever got caught, he wouldn't get caught. Okay? So we'll see about that too. I'll also tell you this. I kind of foresee Dirk's team using some of the evidence that we got from Vani's dad. You know, Vani's dad was exposing him. And if you listen to Vani's dad, he's only talking about money, money, money, people stealing money.

There's a story allegedly, and I think Brian Steele is going to listen. at this when I'm jam gets on not jam I mean I'm bonny gets on the stand remember the interview that dirk did with me dirk announced he fired his team apparently like that month or the month before this is may 2023 dirk says to bonnie no no dirt fires vony because he thinks that there's some money that came up missing and because of that dirt is untrustworthy of anybody so if the if brian steel could bring that into the story to say, let's be honest, why did you get cut off from Dirk and kind of wiggle it down to, even if it's not true, so Dirk thought you were stealing? So Dirk stopped fucking with you. So Dirk started pushing you away, right? Maybe he could break Vani as well.

Brian Steele has done all the cross-examinations at this point. He's the only attorney up there that's working. Now, obviously, Drew Finland is there and he's working, but he's not doing the examinations, which is telling me that, by the way, he might come out when they're presenting Dirk's case, which is the second half of the trial.

But they have put a straight-up attack dog up there, and that's Brian Steele. And Brian Steele is aggressive. He's aggressive up there. He's aggressive. And I don't know whose idea was that in terms of trial strategy. But I'm going to think that it's working so far.

So having Brian Steele doing the cross-examination for the entire government case, not bad. Not bad. Again, we're still judging off of what we're hearing from Trappolo, Raw, Sedi, Nash, and all these people in court, but it's sounding that way. Okay? All right. I've seen also that Duty Lois came out, and he's delivered a message from Smirk. I'm a little bit confused by, like, no, I rock with Duty, but I am.

confused by Dirk's team a bit. And or maybe they just know something I don't know. Because I think, I'm trying to, I'm trying to say this in a way where people realize that I have zero, I have nothing against Dirk. Like Dirk, obviously, I clearly do. But if I was Dirk at this point, I would ask Dutelo to not show up to court. I think there is such a thing as creating distractions outside. Like, remember when Kanye walked into that court?

You heard that even the jurors just start looking at Yeh. That's why he's only going to show up for one day, right? You don't want distractions. I think Dutti Lo might be becoming a distraction. Not because of what he's doing, not because he tried to hug India. but as people talk about the case more and more, they're going to constantly say, how is one of the co-conspirators outside the court?

It's going to start fucking them up, right? It's like every time, like, he pops up on a video, you're almost kind of looking like, you know what I mean? Like, you don't know, because his name has been mentioned in court a few times. The second thing, and this one I'm saying about, if duty low is co-conspirator four, he's the person or the worst person to deliver a message from co-conspirator 1.

Does that make sense, y'all? In a federal case of murder for hire, during the case, somehow co-conspirator 4 doesn't get charged, but co-conspirator 1 is a lead defendant, Dirk Banks. If he got to send us a message, sending it through anybody but, co-conspirator 4 would be the thing. You have your wife, you have your father, you have other people who might, you know, have your interest. You got to imagine, again, I know the judge keeps saying,

listen, y'all, when y'all go home, do not pay attention to this case. If you think none of the jurors are not going to, like, take an interest to peek at what the hell is because supposedly they've never heard of these people. So me in particular, I don't think Dirk should send official notices through Dutie Lowe.

With all due respect and his wife looks incredibly, she looks, I haven't seen a smile. I haven't seen, that's why I knew the hug thing was going to be awkward. I don't think, maybe she don't fuck with Dutti Lowe at all, but I could tell like she's so overcome with thought. She's deep in thought.

she hasn't cracked a smile, she hasn't waved to fans, she hasn't even, like, said anything that could be like, no, like free dirt, she hasn't said anything. She just walks right from the courthouse, right to the car, right from the car, right to the courthouse. She's kind of usually looking a little bit spaced out, just kind of looking down. Doesn't look too sad, but not like jovial, like, oh, shit is lit.

But all I'm saying is you want to have these messages, I think come through a different channel. Why? Because people are looking at this case and wondering what's what. I don't know why Dutelo is not charged, and I'm glad he's not charged. But it's probably not a good optic that if Dutelo says Smirk told me to tell y'all this,

that the government is, because you know the government's probably watching our videos too, right? The prosecutors, right? They're probably watching our videos, and they're probably like, wait, smirk is telling niggas what? Anyway, I'll play the video. Hey, this is a word from Smirk. Leave Trapp Lord Ross alone.

Let him do him. Everything's in a good space right now. Don't mess it up. Please don't mess it up. We need a peaceful, nonviolent movement. I will be back out there with shirts. Y'all come support. We need a peaceful, nonviolent movement.

Please don't mess this up. Leave that man alone. Let him do his job. We love y'all. Hey, this is a word. Okay. By the way, I think that was the right thing to do for Dirk to send that message out. The last thing he needs is any potential violence at that courthouse.

Again, the jurors, I know you might think they're NPCs, but the jurors could tell if the mood around the courthouse, remember, they got to come from the same building. They don't got underground tunnels. They don't got, maybe they got like a dedicated entrance. but the point is they could feel the energy around that building. And if that energy around that building comes across as threatening, violent, if they hear about violence,

they're probably more inclined to believe that the person on trial is a violent individual. Now, I will say this. I don't think anyone on Dirt's team directly, whether Dutty Law or otherwise, I don't think they're being violent. I don't even think, you know, any really close. the most affiliate of Dirk's team is doing anything wrong. Nor do I think it's any real fans. And I think that's where we got to calm it down.

To the content creators that's going out there, if you like Dirk, I know you're trying to get your moment. And that moment might be like, I'm going to call out this bitch-ass nigger, Trap Lord Ross on camera for Smirk. That message is aimed for y'all. because y'all are giving off an impression that violence that this confrontational attitude is what Dirk is about and promotes or would like.

So I'm pretty sure Dirk doesn't give a damn about Traplow Ross, but he has to kind of denounce y'all by shouting him out. Why? Because y'all are fucking it up. I've seen a bunch of Dirk fans out there. I don't see them over there trying to fight people. Most of the people I see kind of doing a lot, they have a camera in their hand as well, which means their content creators.

And I get it. They probably do like Dirk. But you guys are the ones that potentially could set the tone for the environment and the ambiance and the aura of the outside of the court area to be considered violent. And if y'all love Dirk,

you could say whatever about Traplore you want. Just don't. bring it around the courthouse where the marshals are now on edge, the marshals I've heard, have now taken different type of procedures to make sure that if there's violence that pops off, they could jump in immediately. They're also assessing. You see, y'all, the people are doing too much. Like, if you don't like what Trappler-Ross is reporting, it is what it is, but, like,

kind of whoopty-do. But from what I've heard, they're taking proper precautions, and they're assessing a threat, to see if they need to have more federal agents on on scene. Because here's the thing. Also, that's going to complicate people going in court and out court, them trying to keep an eye on what the fuck y'all are doing outside. Protesting is all allowed. But being at a federal building, intimidating people from possibly going in,

and it would be the same vice versa, if people were intimidating people from protesting peacefully. So I think that's what Dirk was sending that message for. So I hope, and I'm not going to call these people like, there's Dirk fans that's not doing nothing wrong. But for the people who think their moment is to confront the trap, please don't. Okay? Please don't.

You're not helping Dirk's case at all. And God forbid something violent happens. I've also heard that the judge has been trying to not mention this in court. Why? If a nigg is on trial for murder and the judge got to mention violence, outside the courtroom, say when y'all swing on them or do whatever, it's going to make things look awkward and weird. And also, if they have to switch up the, how they, you know, how they let the jurors out,

you know, the jurors leave first, how they let the jurors out, or they bring them into the building in the mornings, you're probably going to fuck up dirt's, you know, chances. But anyway, all right. All right You shout to my man Yay man Yeah man Yo chat ain't Ye a real nigga

Quarter milly down man Quarter million down for yay man Real nigga shit man Real Chicago shit Okay Now There was some updates that we didn't get At the end of the day

And I am gonna go to Trappler Ross But we do have the We have the transcripts for all five days If you're wondering how to find them You go to the academy. blog okay the academy that blog right here and when you go here it's like the second post the second post the full transcripts for all the first five days you guys could read it yourselves they're right here okay so you could this is day one day one's right here okay

go the way down and it's it's kind of yeah it's Goldberg yeah anyway remember um Goldberg did the opening, Steele did all the crosses from when I see, day three, day four, and day five, which is Friday. So you guys could go enjoy that. Now, let me, I'm going to get his recap. Then we're going to go to the transcripts. Okay. There we go. Where is it?

Is it here? No, where is it? Steele, Cull, Morat. No. I think this might be it. craziest things one of the craziest things that's been alleged in this whole thing was the o tf jams baby mama had been murdered now i wasn't sure there was a woman a postal worker no we've seen that already okay so so this is where um this is where we didn't get to by

i think he deleted a post there was a post that was on his page and um you know i think he deleted but but i think he was like yo he was kind of getting that dirk he was saying that dirk was starting to look defeated. Yeah, I think he deleted that. There was a post that Traplor made where he said that Dirk, you know, his clothing was starting to look dishevelled.

He was starting to, you know, kind of look like he was kind of looked like he gave up on it. Yeah, I think he deleted that. I ain't got it. You get what I'm saying? Let me see, Traplor Ross. Oh no, we play this already. Yeah, a lot of people were mad at him because his description of Dirk's body language and demeanor was kind of pretty negative.

So we heard something absolutely crazy from OTF Jam today, right? And I'm not going to lie, all of this talk that he was Dirk's biggest crash out and all that stuff. But Dirk nearly got himself smoked by Jam because of sending him on the dummy mission. Obviously, we heard these reports that Jam was apparently like really pissed off with Dirk, you know, about like being. sent on this dummy mission, being sent on this crash out and basically, you know, having his freedom put a jeopardy when... Now, chat, you know what, I got a better idea. Rather than me just read out all the, all the transcripts, let's do something really interesting.

Let's cross-reference a story told by a nigger in court and what's on the actual paper, okay? We could do it with each journalist in there because a lot of times we're wondering, we're like, who's telling more of the truth? So everything they're saying, we got the transcripts for, because we have all five. days. Let's listen to the story, then I'm going to read a transcript that matches the story. Okay? That sounds good? So we could tell if, bro, that's exactly what happened. Or we're like, nigger, you're gassing. Okay? Let's do that. When he had just done 12 years for doing some other situation with somebody that you didn't know,

but apparently, and it was interesting because, like, the defense tried to put this to Jam's really trash his credibility, but then the prosecution, they didn't shy away and they let Jam speak on it. But basically, Jam had apparently admitted that he had a plan. He was going to kill everyone involved. And that includes Dirk. He basically said he felt like the hit was so sloppy. He might have to go on some Michael Cullione godfather shit and murder literally everyone was involved. And that included Dirk. He said he was mad about the situation. He basically said, look, I thought I should kill them for even putting me in that situation. And he was saying that his girl said that he should go to the police. And then she said it will be cool. Don't kill everyone. It'll be

right and he basically, when he was questioned on this, it was like, you this big, dangerous man, but he was like, look, that's how I was feeling. I didn't do it, but that's how I was feeling. I was so worried about this. And he apparently admitted that to the FBI. Apparently the FBI wrote in one of their reports, you know, there's all this complaining about, oh, there's no reports, oh, there's no recordings. Well, apparently the FBI wrote in a report after speaking with Jam at some point in 2025, he basically said, actually, my bad, I don't think it was that interview, but basically both the defense and the prosecution broke, both brought up the fact that Jam had apparently made numerous statements to different people,

that he was basically, his original plan was to kill everybody who was present, everybody who was involved. He said, yeah, I was mad. That's how mad I was. And basically, the defense says, well, you said you do it to protect yourself. And Jam said, well, look, there was more to it, right? And basically, the cops actually came to the woman, my girl that I told that to. She told me, don't do that, that it's not you.

And basically, he admitted that he told the cops about it in an interview. Apparently it was one of the interviews that wasn't recorded. I don't think I actually had the exact interview that that was. But he then went on to say some other crazy stuff. He had another interview where he apparently had admitted that basically Lil Durk, right, even though Lil Durk could afford private security, everywhere they went, they gave Jam guns. He said that he had real security with real guns,

but that was just for show and that Jam was the real muscle. And there was a crazy moment when they basically said, when you were in Miami, you were at a club after prison. They showed a picture of him in the club with Durr. their defense objected it was allowed and they said to him who encourage you to garret carry a gun he said yes little dirk and he pointed at him and when that happened all the little dirt fans in the court went oh and they got told off all right they got told to be quiet so we okay now let's go find that story you go to the academy dot blog

we go here that's going to be day five you go on day five quick here you get the whole transcripts the whole transcript here chat you got it um i'll just you can actually search words too so that's even good so um apparently i'll just search police police here we go okay here we go see so you said it you said your plan was to kill everyone to protect yourself okay okay all right so we could get into that get into that all right here we go Okay. So this is a story here. Now this is the actual how it was set in court. Okay. All right. So this is a cross-examination by Dedi's lawyer. So they say, so Jamie, I want to go back to something that the prosecutor asked you about yesterday.

You were asked why you decided to cooperate. Do you remember that question? Jammy says yes. The question then says, you said you want to. it to get it off your chest, right? Jamie says yes. He says, you were, you said it was weighing on you, right? Jamie says it was. It says, uh, you felt, you felt it? Jamie says yes.

The question is, you told us it was weighing on you right after the shooting happened, right? Jamie says yes. The question that is, you said it was weighing on you so much. You called up Mr. Banks to complain, right? Jamie says yes. The question becomes that you should have never been. put in that situation, you were so upset. Jamie says yes.

For this innocent person, as you testified to, that was killed. Jammy says he was innocent. Question is, yes, as you testified. Jammy says, yes, all right. Question is, and that weighed, and that weighed on your chest. And so you got home and you told your wife what you had done, right? Jamie says yes. So he told his wife that he did the murder.

Question is, so now, despite all the guilt you were feeling, you didn't go to law enforcement? Right? And he says no. The question is, you told your wife about a different plan you had, though, right? Jamie says, what was that? Well, the plan you told your wife is that the plan that you were going to kill everyone who was present with you, right? Jamie says, oh yeah, right. I was mad about it.

But that's not the only thing I said, though. I said multiple, and he gets cut off. and the defense attorney Harbaugh says, well, I didn't ask you if that was the only thing you said, Jammy. What I'm asking you about is what you told your wife and what you told the FBI and the U.S. attorney is that your plan was when you got home that you were going to kill everyone that was present

when you murdered Robinson, right? Jamie says, that's how mad I was. The question is, well, actually, wasn't that you were mad. You told her it was to protect yourself, though, right? That's why you were going to kill them. See, this is interested. Ah, see? See, Trapp misses this part of it.

Because Jamie seems when Trapp is delivered to us, it makes it seem like he's only mad about it being sloppy. Like, it was a sloppy hit, so that's whatever. It's clear that Harbaugh is kind of like illustrating or eliciting him saying, he was trying to cover his tracks. He wasn't trying to go to the cops. He was trying to make sure he didn't get caught, and he felt the way to not get caught is to kill these guys.

Ooh, interesting. Okay. You told her to protect, you told her, and said, well, actually, it wasn't that you were mad. You told her to protect yourself, right? That is why you were going to kill them. Jamie says, I don't believe I said that. But it's way more to the conversation than you're saying.

You're just putting bits and pieces in there. But okay. Question is, well, Jamie, then Jamie jumps in. Talking to law enforcement came up to her too and she told me don't do that. That's not you.

So his girl told him, yo, don't talk to the cops. Fuck that. So there's more to it. Don't just put your pieces in it. So Jamie's kind of fighting back to say, no, it's not that I was just trying to protect myself. I was even open to going to law enforcement but my girl says don't do it.

So the question says, all right, Jamie, let me go back. So as I indicated, you had this conversation with your, wife, right? Jammy says yes. And then you related this conversation to law enforcement, right? Jamie says yes. And in that conversation, you told him that the reason you were going to kill everyone you had been out there with was to protect yourself, right? Jamie says, I don't know if those were the words, but I'm not sure like the full words, like word for word. I'm not sure.

understood. And as indicated, not all these interviews were recorded, right? Jamie says yes. Now, there's always at least two law enforcement agents that were there, right? Jamie says yes, sometimes more, sometimes four, right? Jamie says yes at different times. Question becomes, you saw them all taking notes, right? The court then says, excuse me, Mr. Harbaugh,

we all know Jamie will sometimes drop off at the end of his answers, but let him finish before you ask your next question. So they tell him, stop cutting the answer off. He says, my apologies. So Mr. Hester, you could finish. He said, yeah, different times, but go ahead, different times, different numbers of people. Yeah. There were always multiple people, right?

Multiple FBI agents? Yes. Taking notes, yes. Either handwriting notes, right? Yes. Sometimes type it on the computer, right? Yeah. And later down the line, they started, that started happening.

So if you have any doubt, if an FBI agent wrote your plan was to kill everyone who had been there, that you said it if an FBI agent wrote your plan was to kill everyone who had been there to protect yourself then you said that right Jamie says yeah I could have said that like I said

I'm not denied I said that I don't know the exact words I could have said it so you said it you said your plan was to kill everyone to protect yourself Jamie says yes I felt that way I felt that way I said that

but I don't know if I said it was to protect myself but I was mad about it. Yes. Understood. So you were, okay, so this was waiting on your conscience after the trip, right? Yes. Why didn't you go to the police in August? So you didn't go to the police in August, right? Nope. Did you go to the police in September? Nope. October. Nope. November. Nope. December. Nope. January, February, March. Nope. The first time you talked to law enforcement was May 2223, right? Yes. When, when were you arrested by Chicago police? Yes. For well, for weapons violation. Yes. On parole at the time. Yes. You had already served a long sentence for shooting a man. Yes. And you specifically knew that giving your prior what a gun charge is going to mean for that prior, right? Like how much time? Exactly. Yeah. And you'd be facing a new gun charge, right? Right. Plus a parole violation. Yeah. That's not a lot of time, though. You make it seem like it was life or something. The lawyer says, so you send the same that you were arrested is when you felt the weight on your chest, right? that's what prompted you.

No, that's not when I felt the weight, you know. My bad, I'm sorry, I'm cutting you off. But that's not when I felt the weight. It's been on my chest. That's when I seize the opportunity. Like, prior to this, like I said, you said I didn't leave out nothing. Yeah, I told him my full discussion with my wife

and what I said about wanting to hurt them because they put me in a situation and all that. I didn't leave none of that out. I told them at all. So what's you getting at? You didn't want to hurt them. You wanted to kill. kill them, right? Jammy says, I didn't leave it out. And you wanted to kill them to protect yourself.

That's what you told the FBI agents. Jammy says, you keep saying that. I don't remember using that word, but he gets cut off again. But you don't dispute it. If they put it in a report, that's what you said, right? I guess, sir. So, Your Honor, I want to object to move to strike the answer. Said the objection is, excuse me, the objection is overruled. The motion is denied. The answer will stand. So the question becomes, now you sent a note, right?

Yep. And you spoke to the agents. I think five times without a recording, right? Once again, I didn't know it was, so this is jammy. Once again, I didn't know it was, look, I don't know when I was recorded. Like, I don't know when I wasn't recorded.

So y'all keep asking me that, like, I don't know their job. I don't know what they're supposed to do, how they're supposed to do it. So if I only know if you're telling me, I don't know. So understood. So May 18th, about two weeks later, you signed a cooperation agreement, right? So I'm not sure about the date, but I remember signing one.

Now that agreement told you the extent of your cooperation would be, it would be made known to the judge who sentenced you, right? Yeah. And nobody had charged with anything in Los Angeles yet. No. Ooh. Interesting. So apparently, Jammi's side.

this agreement, he's not even charged. He's not even charged at this time. So in your first recorded interview, and this is the May 24th, the first thing you raised was whether Los Angeles was going to press charges. Yeah, like, I knew they were going to press charges. I want to know when. Like when, like, was it going to be before? Like, I had done, got done with my parole time.

I was trying to figure out when, not if. Not really if, but when. Now, this is a good line of question. I got to give credit to Dedi's lawyer. They're kind of like almost showing that, this guy kind of walked in there with a blanket. I want to snitch, like motive. But it's not like he had a warrant out for murder.

He actually wasn't charged it. So it looked like he brought this to them. Okay? So I understood, we're just trying to clarify here. And it then becomes, and you said since I'm fully cooperating, will it help me out, right? Jamie says, yeah, I asked question. Well, you actually said this will help me out, right? Yeah, I probably did say that.

You said your situation was asked out, right? Huh? You asked the agent what about where you could be placed, right, in custody? Okay, correct. Hmm. You already in your first interview. you are asking, you're negotiating with law enforcement about where you be placed in custody. See, I guess.

Told him you didn't want to go to a state facility, right? Yeah, not going to a state facility. I said, not going to a state facility? So yeah, you didn't want to be in state custody in Illinois, right? Said, but I was in state. Probably so. I'm positive. I'm not positive.

I don't remember. You told him you didn't want to be in the county, right? You actually asked him to move you to a federal facility right in the very early. days like a week after you signed cooperation agreement, right? I don't remember, but I never went to know a federal facility, so what's your point? I didn't ask whether you got moved to a federal facility. What I'm asking is, did you ask in your first initial interview after cooperating to be moved to a federal facility?

Say, yes, I don't remember once again. And we've heard that it was a four to four and a half hour interview, right? Not once in an interview did you say you were trying to, get something off your chest. Jamie says, I had to use those exact words. The question then becomes, never said anything about this

had been weighing all your conscience or this is why you came forward. You ain't say none of that. Jamie says, probably not in that one, but I've probably definitely said it. Question then becomes, now I want to cover the number of times you've talked with law enforcement who was there.

Now you've talked with the multiple times, right? Yeah. The government's schedule those mean, right? With you? Yeah. other than the initial time, they schedule every follow-up meeting, right? Right. And every time there was a team of people in the room, right? Right. The FBI, right?

Yes. Los Angeles police detectives? No, that wasn't every time, no. But a lot of the time, though, right? Yeah. And specific prosecutors on this case, right? Initially. Question is, at any time, yeah.

There were prosecutors? Yeah, they came. There were federal prosecutors in Chicago that were initially part of the interview team, right? I don't remember that part, but probably so. And these prosecutors have been repeatedly interviewed you? Yes. So what about Mr. Yeniello? Right?

Who? Mr. Yeniello? I apologize. Right there. So, oh, sorry. I'm saying, I'm saying this gentleman here interviews you, right? The one next to you or right here? Okay.

And they're having, they're trying to point out a lawyer. Okay. He says personally interviews you or was present at the interviews. Yes. Was Mr. Weiner present at most of the times? He said, excuse me, Harbour, but you're cutting a witness off. Just let me answer. Okay, Your Honor.

I'll just wait. Was he there sometimes? Yes, he was there sometimes. Mr. Morse. Yes, he was there later down in line. And about 37 meetings sounds about right, right? It could have been. I don't know.

I wasn't keeping the number. and you testified Wednesday that this is when you first testified, right? Yes, okay. I'm going to stop there. I think we got a gist of that, that like back and forth where he says that he would have killed people.

Now, it's interesting. Clearly, Dirk's team or Dede's team, Dirk's team and D's team, they're both co-defendants. They would like the story to be, hey, you were trying to kill people to cover up the crime because you know why you thought it was sloppy but you just wanted to get away with it that's

it you had no conscience you just wanted to kill people to make sure you got away with it in the government's case they're they're trying to say that jam was just mad and he wanted to kill people because he felt like he got sent on a dummy mission so he wanted to take um um he wanted to take uh some revenge there's another part i believe up here there's another part of here there's another part up here where okay there's another part where i believe where i believe he admits that's when they talk about um dirk having a watch because they were saying hey you had contraband right or or not really not contraband you were in a roundabout way you were trying to communicate with o t bani and you had the Jam who brought up that, well, Banks had, which is Dirk. Dirk had an Apple Watch in jail. Like,

I'm not the only one who broke jail rules. Yeah, give me one second. One second. Okay. We'll just go off the videos and then find the corresponding transcript. Okay, here we go. So one of the biggest things that we saw today was a whole bunch of GPS data. They had the cell site analysis. Now, interestingly, they didn't have Dirk's phone. Didn't really seem like it was that relevant, but they basically had everyone's phones, D.E. Voni, all of the shooters, everybody that was in them cars, but they also had Cuondo Rondo's cell site data and the BMW GPS data. Now, what was interesting, okay, I'm just going to keep it real. We heard that apparently the rental car owner actually surrendered that GPS data to the

cops. And the cell site data is not the most accurate. It just gives you kind of an approximate area that somebody was in, but that GPS data that was from the BMW that Voni was driving and driving around and driving to Dirk's house, driving to Kondo's hotel, back to Dirk's house, acting like an absolute buffoon. that was pinpoint location. To be honest, if they didn't have that, it might have been hard to put all of them shooters exactly where did they put them.

Now, what was crazy is obviously that BMW, numerous times it was parked directly outside Dirk's house. It basically departed Dirk's house, went right to Kondo's Hotel, then it went to R-E-I to buy the ski masks, then they went back to Dirk's house, then they went back to take the hitters to their hotel, back to Dirk's house overnight,

back to Dirk's Hotel in the morning, sorry, back to Kondo's Hotel in the morning. It was honestly a mess. are you letting Vonnie use the murder car outside your crib back and forth like that? Dumbest hit ever. Well, I'll jump in and say, in a roundabout way, they never looked at it like the BMW is a murder car. I don't think it was a situation that if it was up to, first of no one in the BMW had gloves, mask, or a gun. So that was always a trail car.

So they thought that, hey, listen, even if people get caught, they're going to only look at the car that the shooters came in and the car that the people that got shot were in. They're not going to look at other cars and probably think it's as sophisticated as there's a trail car that ends up like parking two blocks over as they wait for the shit to happen with the hot car getting there and killing, you know, whoever.

So that's why I think they kept using the vehicle. Otherwise, why the fuck wouldn't you have two stolen cars? They thought that, you know, and this is a dumb thought too. We could have a trail car that's legal, right? Even if the cops stop us, we don't have no guns, we don't have nothing. Right? We have a trail car that's legal and the hot car with the killers that's stolen. So I see why that was driven back and forth, but the thought should have been if you use

a car to stock, you should get rid of the car, but whatever. Anyway, man, something really bad just happened. I'm just so sad to have to report this to you guys, but I was just actually threatened with violence inside the courtroom. And I don't know, this might even be a hate crime. I'm a little bit flustered by this, okay? So I was in the courtroom. It was the break time. There were a lot of Dirk fans in there, especially on the side that I was sat on. And basically what ended up happening was, you know, one of my, one of my colleagues, another reporter from the media, official media, I won't say who, but they went out to use the bathroom. I said I'll keep an eye on their spot,

keeping on their notebook. And, you know, young looking guy, definitely a duck fan, picked up their notebook to move it and sit in their spot. I said, you know, don't touch that notebook. That's not yours, right? Like, I was kind of like, that's not your notebook, is it? That's my friend's notebook. And they basically, like, turned around to me and was like,

you ain't going to tell me what to do. And they basically said to me, I couldn't believe it. They said this in the courtroom in front of a whole bunch of people. They basically said, they'll smack you in your big due notes. I couldn't believe it. I couldn't believe that they said that to me in a courtroom. And I really couldn't believe that like nothing was really done about it.

They let them people stay in there. They was in there for probably like another hour. They were straight mean mugging me the whole time. All right. I did feel a little bit intimidated, but I wasn't going to let them kind of like, you know, threatening me out of the courtroom. I can't believe that threats of violence are even allowed in the courtroom when it comes to the accredited press media.

So that was super disappointing. Obviously, I don't even know. I haven't even been able to check my phone until this second. but I'm sure there's a clip going around where I was outside. Some kind of weird dude was pressing me, chasing me down and, you know, basically screaming in the back of my video and making it so I couldn't give you guys an update. So that guy was getting very aggressive, especially with my security. So we ended up just deciding to come back in.

And yeah, so I'm kind of going to switch up the flow. I'm definitely going to go outside and speak to some of those folks outside there. But we're now in a position where I can't actually give you guys update. I can't actually exercise my free seat. speech or my freedom of the press because Dirk fans are quite literally attacking me and trying to chase me back into the builder. I can't believe it because then people is allowed into the courtroom. It is absolutely insane. I'm honestly shocked. No disrespect to the courtroom staff. I don't think they can monitor absolutely everything that's going on at all times.

But I do feel like, you know, maybe they should just make sure that some of them people that are actually letting into that courtroom aren't there to disrupt, aren't there to threaten the media, aren't there to try and stifle free speech. And I honestly would just be very, very scared that somebody's going to get in there and try and do something dumb. I don't know. I wasn't sure if those folks was going to yell out free duck

or just do something crazy. But yeah, man, I got threatened inside the courtroom. They said they was going to punch me in my big, they said they was going to smack me in my big due nose. I just couldn't believe it. Honestly, I actually was just in shock. And I was just like, I was like asking people around me. I was like, you hear that?

Like, they just really say that. That really just happened in the middle of court in front of everyone. That's what happened, man. Very, very disappointing. But end of the day, ain't nobody going to stop me. I'm just going to go harder. Man, son. I'm not going to lie. Everybody that be saying I'm the police, I think this next part of the Dirk trial is going to be your opportunity to call me out because we're now hearing evidence from some kind of social media expert. They call them an open source intelligence analysis, right? Analyst or whatever. I was thinking I didn't even know they've had those. I was listening to them describe themselves. I was thinking that sounds like me. He was basically saying his whole job is to do a historical analysis of everything on social. media, everything on public platforms, Google, X, Instagram, Snapchat, meta, Facebook. And basically, this person, they introduced themselves that they didn't really get very far. But all they showed so far was they showed a compilation dozens, all right, of tweets on X,

the days before the murder of Lil Pab, rest in peace to him, of people saying slide for Vaughn. They basically showed a giant analysis of all the people that said, slide for Vaughn, and a bunch of the messages. And they showed some of the most gnarly messages of people saying Slide Favon. definitely gave a pretty solid motive, okay? They basically said that one of their exhibits was just a giant batch of all of the Twitter posts that related to slide for Vaughn. It was Slider F-O-R-V-on, not the number four. So you know what I'm saying? There's probably a whole lover back for the slide number four. But from November the 6th, 2020, all the way up to basically the day of the murder.

And there was loads of dozens and dozens of Slide for Vaughn messages. People atting Dirk directly, somebody said, who in the rack fin a slide for Von since Dirk won't do it? At Lil Dirk. look, when you're going to slide for Vaughner, have I got to do it? And basically, they kept objecting to that, that wasn't working. And that was like a bombshell. That was the last thing that they dropped. And so, yeah, I ain't going to lie when they come back tomorrow. I think it's going to be a lot of social media analysis.

It's possibly the part of the trial that I'm the most interested in. I think this is when we're going to see the academics video. I think this is going to be when we see other things. I was thinking for a second, I wonder if they're going to try some shit where they're going to throw one of my videos up. But as far as I'm aware, that wasn't something that was. I think I would have known that, but hey, you never know. You never know, okay? Everybody's saying, I'm the police and your influence in the case. On Monday, we're going to see a bunch of stuff from academics, from other people, Vlad TV. I think we're going to see a bunch of

these things being brought into the court and it's going to be just a social media frenzy, okay? I'm not going to lie, it's probably the part that I'm most interested in seeing. But I will let you guys know as soon as I hear an update for that. That's the last update from me. As you notice, my settings have changed. There's been some unfortunate situations at the court house today. I'm still going to go out and talk to the crowd. Okay. So there was another really wild moment that went down when they were basically talking about Jam being a snitch. Now Brian Steele had basically rubbed it in Jam's face a couple of times. Like basically he talked about his pants saying rats to riches and he denied that it ever said that. He had to admit that he was a snitch and

Brian Steele was like you're a rat, you're a cooperator and Jam had to be like, well, that's what I'm doing right now. But there was a crazy moment later on when the prosecution had their moment back with Jam again and they basically they basically dropped the bomb it seems like jam there's a lot of stuff and evidence that jam hasn't actually seen yet and it seemed like they basically made it clear they said okay so the defense counsel talked about you being a snitch right and he basically was like yeah and he said well what do you think about this they showed him that text on screen where dirk was talking about jam ready to tell blood clear his day they said you ever seen that before he said nah he was dumb found it oh this is the video i found it

He deleted it. I'm wondering why he deleted it. Yeah, this is the video. A video is... And I'm wondering if he deleted it because maybe he felt like he was getting a little bit too personal here. You know, he's been at court and people have been talking about him. You know, they were like, he's just like a public defender. But obviously, you know, he's a reporter.

He's a YouTuber who cares. But Dirk, who you think is a millionaire, I think there was a, uh, there was a, uh, there was showing his outfits while he was doing it. And they said, yo, this guy looks like a public defender. Where is it at? God damn. It's like videos all over the place. Public defender.

Yeah, this is one video where, like, he's holding up the thing and they're like, yo, yo, his fit is crazy. But, you know, he's keeping a hundred too. Like, he said he just went to the mall and grabbed the suit. It was the first time ever even buying a suit. Anyway, I can't find that video. but he did talk about Dirk's appearance and but he deleted this I'm not too sure why

I'm not gonna lie I just got out of courtroom and Dirk looked like trash Dirk had his shirt untucked he had a big old oversized suit on people trying to say that I'm looking like a public defender Dirk ain't even have a shirt tucked in he looked like he'd given up on the whole thing I don't know what That was crazy man And I think you know he clearly deleted this

And I'm glad he did Because this right here Obviously I don't I don't think he should walk out of court and lie to the public. You know, I talk to him. I think there's a bunch of people who are, they want optimism, right? They want to hear like, oh, nah, Dirk coming home. Even if maybe sadly, if he doesn't come home, they just want to hear the narrative like,

nah, he's looking good. Like, yo, he's dropping the rakes while he's sitting up there with his lawyers. Like, yo, he's fucking like, you know, he's doing the slide for Vaughn hand sign. Like, he's smiling from ear to end. They want to hear that because they want optimism. And I know that Traplow Ross has not been trying to report in terms of, oh, okay, let me give some optimism for OTF fans and onlookers and supporters. But when you come out and you say, yo, Dirk is looking like a homeless bum, a hobo.

Essentially, yeah, now people are like, wait, maybe this nigga is cooked. So, like, he put this up for a while they delete it. That was all about, I even, I ain't going to say who, but I even said, So I look at Dirk's shirt and they was just cracking up. The guy was looking like an absolute straight mess. I don't know if he's, you know what I'm saying, if he's getting just feeling down in the dumps about the situation. If, you know, his fans not being able to intimidate me out of the court,

remain working. I don't know what's... See, that's where I thought that maybe he was getting a little bit personal. Because if you're talking about his clothes being disheveled, why would you give maybe one of the reasons as, oh, maybe it's because his fans can't bully me out of the court? Nah, just, you know... And I think he's...

taking that he's taking that course correction where you know the people who are getting at you outside of the court like they think they're doing it on behalf of dirt but even dirt don't want it that's why dirt sent that message out dirk wants they're not saying dirk loves this guy but he wants no one to bully you because at the end of the day this is not going to be the trap low ross and little dirt case this is going to be little dirt case and um he doesn't want anything bad to happen to really like affect him negatively in the courtroom what's going on he's mean mugger me a few times, but I'm gonna lie to his fashion was look. See, this is what I'm saying. This is maybe a little bit personal where he's like, yo, Dirk is mean mugging me.

No, he could be just looking. He's looking around. Yo, first of all, Dirk got him big ass eyes. You get what I'm saying? Them shit's just look like crystal balls, pause. Looking good the last couple days, but today he looking trash. I'm looking way better dressed than little Dirk today. And look, I don't know, man. I don't know. Maybe he's going through. He ain't even tucking his shirt in no more. A shirt was looking way too big for him. You know what I'm saying? I don't know. Maybe he grabbed one of the suits off of the lawyers that was working with him that day. He didn't have his own suit, but it didn't look like it fit in, man. And I don't know what's going on. So everybody is telling me that I need to get a tailor and all of this stuff.

Bro, don't need to get a belt and tuck his shirt in. People talking about belt to ass. Bro, someone tell a little duck to put a belt on and pull his pants up and tuck his shirt in. I'm not going to lie, I just got out of a couple. That was tough, chat. That was tough. Yeah, that was tough. That was a little personal. I can't cap. courtroom and dirt looked like trash dirt had his shirt untuck he had a big old oversized suit on people trying to say that i'm looking like a public defender durk ain't even have a shirt tucked in he looked like he'd given up on the whole thing so all right then all right um a couple more a couple more all right so the defense just ran a pretty insane play and i'm not going to lie they definitely

found a way to completely trash o tf jams credibility one of the biggest things that jamboot are previously and it seemed like he was begging for a little bit of sympathy is he basically pointed out this whole thing of like he was taking his son to soccer practice with his baby mom when he got the phone call from boone mo that basically told him out the blue that he was flying to l a l a didn't tell him why didn't tell him he was going out there on a hit and all of that kind of stuff well obviously that was kind of taken at face value he said that you know he could hear little dirk on some kind of other line another phone and a three-way call and he tried to call Dirk and Dirk didn't answer the phone.

But what was interesting is obviously it was a bombshell that was dropped previously when they basically said, oh, well, you actually called Booney Mo twice before he called you and told you you were flying to L.A., so you really was chasing it with him. And now you act in shocked when he told you was going on a trip to L.A., but you're getting on all these flights. Now, that's very important. That's very important. I'll tell you why.

That's very important. Because remember, Jam's whole story is I didn't know I was going to L.A. I show up because I'm loyal. I get told basically by duty low and subsequently Didi. I'm here to do a hit. I can't really question Dirk. Basically, this was a whole plan, a whole conspiracy. He's not denying that he's part of the conspiracy,

but he's denying that he was a part of this conspiracy willingly at first. He said he did go through with it, but he's also saying he didn't know about this while he was in Chicago. Now the defense is poking holes into that to say, hey, you acted like Booney Moe just called you out. the blue. In actuality, you call Boneymo a couple times, and then he returned your call.

So why are you acting like he was the one who called you? Hmm. By the way, I heard, um, I heard Ceddy Nash with some narrative that that was actually supporting that too. I don't know if it's here. Ceddy Nash, I believe,

has some narrative that support that maybe this is it. This person right here that you were living, you are supposed to be able to say, hey, I need to be moved out of here and all of these places. You were locked up. So that would be next to impossible.

Okay, he's talking about jam and, which I think it's a huge deal. A huge deal. Also, by the way, and I'm trying to figure out the GPS stuff first. Okay. By the way, real quick, it has been set in court. You guys could see this on academic TV. It's probably going to be, actually, we could pull up the whole transcript. right now too. It has been

mentioned. It has been mentioned, right? It's been mentioned that the government is planning to end their case, which means they're done bringing forth witnesses and they're going to arrest their case.

They're going to rest their case supposedly this coming week. So really not long, long drawn out trial. Where do you the fuck? Why can't I find anything? thing with a quick Google search.

Government case, Dirk, this week. Okay. Yeah, this is right what I was trying to get in, okay, here we go. No, this is some other shit. No, actually, this is it. So, I think it's very likely

the government will rest this case on Tuesday or Wednesday, depending on the cross-examination, really the cooperator. So if they get what they need to get, rest case. Okay, okay. Here we go.

All right. So I think this was the end of, yeah, this was the end of the day. And this is the government doing some housekeeping stuff with the court. And it comes to say here. Again, I would like to make sure that that gets done well before the end of this case in part. So you could guide your presentation. For example, for instance, maybe you will ask questions differently. If you have a certain whatever pecuniary element.

definition is going to be. But also just them before the night before the closing arguments, all of you are able to focus on that, especially Mr. Harbour or Mr. Mills. So that's my goal here. The other housekeeping of matter is I would have a, I would like to have a sense of how long this trial is going to keep going. I know the jurors are going to be curious about that as well.

So first, let me ask the government. I know your upcoming witness are through, your upcoming witnesses are through. examiner juang but after that he says okay so i know your upcoming witnesses through examiner wang but after that then of course there'll be the final cooperator as well but who else after examiner juan and the final cooperator are you going to call and you can change your mind i'm not holding you to this although i do expect you to follow whatever arrangements you have made with the defense counsel but right now i'm just asking to get an idea of how long your case is going to take

then said, I think it's very likely that the government will arrest its case on Tuesday or Wednesday, depending on cross-examination, really the cooperators. The court says, sure. It says following special agent's testimony will likely have another special agent testify as a form of summary witness and discussion of some investigation. That would be agent special agent Cody Burke. So they're saying two more agents and then two more witnesses, okay? And then we'll have a series of witnesses that will be shorter related to Mr. Banks. What will frame as his attempt to flee. Okay.

All right. So the government's laid out the rest of their case, all right? Which is interesting because they're trying to use Dirk fleeing or Dirk trying to flee as this idea or opportunity, right? They're using him supposedly trying to book a flight to be like, oh, that's why he's guilty. I think Brian Steele's going to eat that up, but whatever. So the course is okay Then I understand where this is going So four more people it appears

Keith Jones Flaka Oteyavani Special Agent Wong Special Agent and Cody Burke Is I'm not going to ask the defense about this In open court but I would like Mr. Banks to do so Okay

I understand that there at least when I ask There wasn't going to be the intentional Of additional witnesses from other potentially their own testimony. Of course, Mr. Harbaugh called by Mr. Harbaugh or Mills, but I would like for counsel for banks, this could be, I don't know, say by noon on Sunday, if you could just email who it is and this is a loud in-camera communication, it's not going to be shared with the government.

So by the way, here's the thing. Dirk got to prove that his witnesses does not have to be shared with the government ahead of time. Okay? So basically until his case, until their case rests, the government's case rest, he doesn't have to tell who he's going to bring. Anyway, so we just want to know who you're going to call in a rough sense of how long the direct should be so I could begin getting an idea of how long the trial is going to be. And of course, in no way do I expect you to have very preliminary indication to me or anyone, whether any of your clients are going to testify. Again, this is just for my private information on scheduling.

It's not going to be shared with the government or anybody else. Finland says, that's Dirk's lawyer, head lawyer. Can I be heard, Your Honor? Of course, says, of course. Finland says, thank you. So maybe I could say great minds think alike because I was kind of anticipating you were going to bring this up. I have been with my notes. I've been working off the hours you've asked the sides to give.

So respectfully to the government, we kind of need a better answer than Tuesday or Wednesday. we're looking at the hours. So they're saying that, hey, if we need to schedule for these witnesses to come in, we need to know a definitive time when the government claims they're going to be done with their side that we could schedule people to come in. Courts says, I believe, oh, well, he did just say two or Wednesday. Phelan says, I only say that because I appreciate that they have indicated to us that two semi-major witnesses are no longer.

The 404B, the GBI agent and Hollander, will not be testifying. the GBI agent Holland will not be testifying Okay They informed us and the much litigated issue over the officer Or the detective excuse me Kilroy Ooh I've heard that name before Detective Kilroy

Let me see Detective Kilroy Dirk I think that's a Chicago detective Yes right Yeah This nigga's been following Dirk around Chat

Detective Kilroy been following Dirk around If I'm a trip I'm tripping. For a good, like 10 years, I think he also went to Atlanta, too. Am I tripping? So they were bringing in this Chicago detective that was going to break down all the all the nuanced words and slangs and talk about on phoenem grave. They were going to be the expert.

You know how OTF Jam says, yo, after Dini was like, yo, this is your Navy SEALs right here. Smirk, this your Navy SEALs. He says, Dirk, this is your Navy SEALs. He says, Dirk comes. on the camera and he drops the rake. He drops the rakes. He didn't say no, but he just dropped the rakes.

Well, at first, James said he said, go crazy, but then his, on redirect, not redirect to cross, he didn't say Dirk said anything. He said, Dirk just dropped the rakes. But they want to bring in a policeman or a detective from Chicago that could break down what some of these hand signals and stuff might communicate in a way that these Chicago men who are gang members might have communication that the courts will understand. Okay. So he was going to be in the proceeding, but look like he's not anymore.

So he's not going to testify. Also, keep in mind, Dirk's team didn't want him to testify. They actually put a motion to keep him out. So the government has elected not to use him in their case and cheap. Okay? And they said, and you're anticipating counsel by next question to you, which is, in light of that, I assume that then your witness will not be testifying as well. That was what we had discussed.

And Finland says, I'm a man of my word. I think that's what I told you. Okay. So, okay, so, okay, so I get what was, I guess what's being communicated. Let me explain. So, Drew Finland did not want this gang expert, this gang detective guy from Chicago to testify. the judge ultimately sided with the government to say no he can testify because now the government is saying they're not going to use that gang expert the court um a part of what the argument was being made by finland to disqualify that person they were saying it was going to be a moot point because they were going to provide an expert of theirs themselves which most likely would counter everything that person's saying so since the gang expert is not testifying for the government the court's kind of asking light of that, I'm assume that your witness won't be testifying either, right?

So, you know, in court, when you got a lot of money, you go witness for witness, okay? You have one person, Tori kind of did this, but you have one person that says, oh, yeah, that bullets definitely was fired from that gun. And another one says, well, it's 80% chance, but that 20% is a huge thing. We can't really tell. You need a counter witness, expert for expert. So the gang experts out the way for the government, so Dirk is going to take out his gang expert as well. But that's a good thing for Dirk, if you're wondering. That means

Dirk's team is prepared with a witness or expert that is going to match the government on all things that they're going to come with. Probably a guy who could interpret GPS, a guy who could interpret language, a guy who could interpret gang size, a guy who could interpret social media posts. Both sides are going to have them. Now, the government is still going with their social media guys supposedly, but Dirk's team is going to have a social media guy too, which is, you know, They're going to try to make a thing like, so when Dirk told academics this, it links to this, right? And the government's guy going to be like, yeah, of course he was talking about this. Dirk's going to put somebody up there.

It's going to be like, no, Dirk was just woofing. Here's 20 examples of Dirk just chatting. Dirk was just yapping. Nothing means nothing. This is a lot about nothing. Let's go home. So he's just meeting their expert with his expert, which is good. And this is the money play.

You know, we had, we had, um, we had, um, did. he did the same. Did he did the same. When it came to some of the doctors and some of the people who were kind of like even diagnosing these, you know, there was this one doctor they had in the Diddy case that they were diagnosing. They didn't ever have a meeting with, I think, Cassie or Jane Doe. But they went up there and testified saying, based on my analysis, look like they're

going through XYZ. And then basically what it came down to was like, wait, so you made this analysis without ever talking to him? And then they brought their own expert on that explained it a different way, which helped ditty out, obviously, right? Okay, cool. So, all right, that's what we're looking at. Finland said, my man, my word, that's what I told you.

He said, all right, cool. And said, that was the representation. All right, bet. So that's correct, Your Honor. It says, so going by the hours, you know the biggie is that government has two more cooperating witnesses, one of whom I think we could agree, at least with the hours given and cross-examination, it's at least a day. So they're talking about Vani, at least a day.

based on estimates given to us by the government and the other is a good portion of the day and then looking at the time that the government is indicated as they just said, although the summary witness from the FBI is estimated for two hours, but I only say that because to me that takes us through possibly Wednesday.

So we just need to know for the decision we'll have, not in the public, about what we'll be doing. We just need to know the plan. And Your Honor, you told us a great story about when you were defending and having been at 4-59 at the government closing. Okay?

It says we want to make sure we comport with the court's requirement of prudent scheduling so we could get a better understanding from the government. The court says, well, the other thing is you could switch. Obviously, I won't hold you to the order if something has come up, so you could switch the order of the people that's coming out for you. But just to work with the government to see if you could figure that out. See if two hours for the FBI summary witness could be trimmed. and said there is the stipulation, perhaps additional.

Okay, okay, okay. All right. So we're trying to figure out the timing look like Dirk's case is going to start Wednesday. Or maybe Thursday, right? For as long as you want, then, no, no, okay. All right. You're talking a lot by nothing. Okay.

All right. So we do have a understanding of how this is going to take. By the way, supposedly there's a lawyer that's in court or around the court, and he gave this breakdown of the case so far. So I briefly attended the Laurel Dirk trial today because I had a case in the same building against another A-list wrapper. And I want to talk about this case because there are a lot of misconceptions going around the internet from people who are not criminal defense lawyers. I've worked on investigations with the feds as a prosecutor as a criminal defense lawyer against the feds. And I've won on both sides.

And I'll say this is a very hard case to understand from a non-lawyer perspective. What the feds have here is a really tough case to prove. The snitch that they're using to win is throwing his celebrity friend under the bus. And it's undisputed that Dirk did not commit these murders, but what they're trying to prove is that Dirk ordered or knew about the murders. And this is very similar to the Young Thug RICO case, which is why Dirk hired Brian Steele. And the prosecution is going to have a hard time with it. They have to present evidence of text messages, forensics, locations, credit cards to prove that Dirk ordered and paid for these hits. And what they're betting on most is a key witness.

OTF jam, aka Jammy the Bull. The thing is, he's an unreliable witness. This guy is already admitted to multiple murders and in any other situation would be getting life. However, since the prosecution's case rests on his credibility, they cut him a deal. And because they're relying so much on him, his unreliable testimony honestly makes this a gamble. So when I investigated crime as a prosecutor, I'd go after organized crime families. And if this were my case where I had a flipper or a informant like this, I would not feel confident. Um, because the fence is going to be poking holes at every question about the

moat of my witness for doing this. Now, this is where a skill cross examiner like Brian Steele comes in. Brian's averaging a triple double. He's shown in multiple other cases, high profile cases like P. Diddy, young thug on how to expose falls and witness testimony, especially evidence come from the mouths of the snitches. Brian Steele is a snitch's worst nightmare. It style is designed to tear you to shreds.

Um, skill of cross examiner like Brian. still is a nightmare for a snitch like OTF Jam, and he's already working his magic. He's already caught Jam and several trap points, and he's pointing out in the stories of the jury. And while he's doing that, he's going to be setting up extra evidence to catch him lying even more. So allowing Brian still to do this is going to damage to Jam's credibility big time. I myself as a criminal defense lawyer, do the same thing for my clients.

It's about showing that there's a chance that your client is innocent and creating reasonable doubt because all you really need to be the case like this is that. out. And the possibility that jam is lying is all you need. So if Brian Still can show that OTF jam sentence rests on testimony being able to prosecute little dirt, which a guy with Steel's track record can prove without sufficient evidence against jerk, I repeat, despite what everyone on the internet is saying, dirt is not cooked. And if Brian still comes, dirt's going to walk. Now, for my rappers who are watching this video, so I briefly attend.

Okay. Now, I'll add one thing. And I want to make this point clear too. And I've spoken about a few, I spoke with a few people and they kind of all agree with this. Not because someone's a lawyer and they're at the courthouse means their word is more valid or less valid than Trappler Ross, then Setti Nash, then DeNat, or whoever was there. Let me tell you why. You'll notice with lawyers who are defense attorneys. They're never going to say this guy's cook. Their whole job, their existence is to poke holes in a prosecution case

and a shitty defense attorney is going to say it's over. So even if they're delivering a video, even if they're giving their opinion, they're never going to say, oh, this guy's guilty. They're never going to say it. Would you, listen, would you ever get the fucking, would you ever get the lawyer who he's on YouTube or he's on Instagram saying, yeah, I'm going to lie. Can't do done for Dirk here.

you might as well just go make his bunk upstate it's over that's a trash attorney there's there's a popular interview i think it was um i can't remember who it was i think it was a vlad tv interview he was talking about how he picked his lawyer you say he called it as one lawyer and he says listen look here man i killed the guy i don't know if it was a vladd tv interview but he basically said yo i killed the guy and um the person said oh shit all right okay let's work on my plea and he says you're fired get out of here He brings in another lawyer. He's interviewed them.

He's like, yo, this is what happened. Yo, I did this shit, blah, blah, blah. The person said, all right, damn, we're fucked. We could get a deal or we could do this. You're fired. He says he says he gets another lawyer to come in. And when he tells the story of exactly what he told to the other two lawyers, the lawyer looks at him and says, all right, that's cool.

You're innocent. He says, you're fucking hired. You're the one. The one that says no matter what I told you happened. You're innocent. That's the one. So when you hear a lot of times defense attorneys, you get what I'm saying? And even if they say I'm a former prosecutor, most prosecutors, it's like you put in your work there,

you leave being a prosecutor at some point unless you're trying to be a DA and you go work in a private practice because you know what? You get to charge way more because you say, I'm a former prosecutor. You know what that means? that means they know your friends with the ops, your friends with the people trying to put them in jail. You could maybe call in a favor. So at the end of the day,

I do want to just warn y'all about all of these, like, defense attorneys, and I love them all. From lawyer workers to even Bradford Cohen, you're never going to see them take the stance of saying this guy's going to jail. They would never get a client. You do not want to go with the guy who's saying, oh, yeah, I think it's over.

So you need to, you need to like, kind of like take it from the perspective of where these guys biased are and what they're trained to do. They're defense attorneys. You get what I'm saying? So I know when people would be like, oh, here's what a lawyer says. There's no prosecutor that's actually prosecuting for any type of precinct descent third is going to be talking like this. is going to be somebody who's working at least for the moment in criminal defense. Anytime a lawyer makes a video, in my opinion, any lawyer who makes a video and post online, they're soliciting clients.

Even if they're telling the truth, they're soliciting clients. Their reputation, what they say, how they could interpret things, they're getting judged on it. They're not doing it for AdSense and YouTube money. They're doing it for people to be like, yo, look at this guy. every time he's given really interesting ways how people could beat these cases, this and third. And shit, yeah, that's kind of how the rigour role kind of goes around. Okay?

All right. Did we ever go to Taylor? I don't know if she did a video late yesterday. She did not. She did not. So the ending of the Brian Steele, the end of the Brian Steele cross, to OTF jam, it was so powerful.

It required the government to do what's called a recross. So the government had to, no, a redirect, I mean. They had to go back in. Let me see if I could find it. Redirect. Okay, the government made it from here. All right. All right.

Is this? All right. So Harbaugh, whatever. Mills you can stand as well we have no further questions okay so Harbaugh does the majority of the Keith Jones's lawyer isn't doing anything they're kind of treating Keith Jones as hey I don't know much about the plot but I know about I don't know how much about Dirk getting the plot but I know about the murder happening so like his his His lawyers don't ask too much questions

When they're trying to like hammer home Points about the overall plot Why would they want to go kill this guy? The beef with Dave Von Bennett King Von that caused someone to die That they were taking revenge So you'll see Mills is his attorney After Steele goes Harbaugh

Who's um Didi's attorney go Mills just kind of says whatever So it says uh All right the government may prepare for the redirect And here's where we're going to get redirect Now, I'm going to read from this redirect. Well, maybe I should start with the...

Is there a recross? Give a second. So there's two things that I want to read the thing for, which is, number one, there's a separation order and then the GPS stuff, because those were the two wins, I would imagine, that Dirt's team took, which I think the biggest win is showing that you possibly are colluding

with the other SNAPS. niche. So let me go to this, and this where Steele was talking about separation order. Here we go. So the court says, what the witness, okay, okay. So the question was, the question is like, you're aware that this honorable court placed you on a separation order, right? And if you don't know what that is, just say, I don't know what you mean. The answer is no. So, okay, say, can you explain it? So yes. Are you aware that you've been under order, not just you, but you have been under an order not to speak with, meet with, or be around. We'll say Kavanaugh-Grant, O-T-F-Vani.

Also, Flocka, aka Mr. Keith Jones. You know what I'm talking about? Yeah. Okay, and by that, that order has been in place a long time. You got arrested on May 3rd, 2023. Mr. Grant was arrested, and Mr. Jones was arrested on October 24th, 2024. You know what I'm talking about, right? So we're talking about basically two years, fair to say, right?

right and the court orders you got to follow it just like all of us right right i mean if you're going to be truthful right you're going to be a truthful honest person in society you would follow court orders if you know if you yeah true so whether you disagree with them or not you got avenues but we trust the courts that's where we come from or that's where we come to for our disputes we follow the court orders yes and by that separation order it was said you can't communicate even through a third party with Mr. Jones. And the question was,

Mr. Jones? Flaka. Oh, okay, yeah, yeah. And you couldn't speak with or communicate with Mr. Grant. Because, right? And you need to follow that court order because you're also under an agreement

with the government. Objection, Your Honor, incredibly misleading. The court says, all right, counsel, please approach the approach. So, ladies and gentlemen, we aren't going to make a habit of this, but we'll be very quick

so they have a sideball. Mr. Seale says, I'll just subject your honor to misleading. The court says, all right, well, ladies and gentlemen, will take nothing from the language that was just used by Mr. Morris at the bench. And it says, Mr. Steele,

I actually would have jumped in early except I thought you were going to refer to my order that the witnesses be kept out of court. I personally didn't order the separation. It was done by the MDC. Okay? I mean, it's just that they're made. management of the prisoners, so please leave me out of this.

Ooh, okay, I didn't catch that at first. So, basically, you know, Brian Steele, I keep telling you, he's an attack dog. And this is why I went trap Lord Ross was trying to call him a liar. I'm like, he's going to dance on that line as much as he can. You see how he started acting like there was a court order not to talk to this person. Oh, it's a court order jam, you can't talk to Tavani. When in reality, it wasn't a court order. That's a order that's just a rule at the detention center that if you are on the same case with a inmate,

and even if you both are at the same facility, you cannot speak to each other. But that's not a court order. But you see how Steele was acting like it was a court order. That's why I got objected to. That's not a court order. That's the order from the NBC. So the court jumps in and says, hey, listen, don't bring me into this because I didn't make the order. Okay?

Remember the judges of court. He says, okay, okay, I will. And I didn't do that intentionally. Steel is too smart. He did that intentionally, bro. He did that intentionally. Of course, yeah. But the point here is, look, of course you can raise that they have the problem here at some point.

It gets with an attorney-clined privilege. I mean, with the cooperators, lawyers for a. example, I would not hold it against Mr. Hester, so Jams' lawyer, if he just vaguely said, here are the other people who pled guilty, or here are the other people who I understand are going to cooperate. It's one thing for him to say, you had better say X and Y. I understand they're having saying, okay, what do you say? But I'm not going to plumb the attorney-client privilege as to what Mr. Hester said to his lawyer. Okay. So they're saying that he's also dancing next to this

he's also dancing next to this probing of attorney client privilege where if this guy says he doesn't know too much about the court proceeding and there was no official court order the MDC rules or otherwise

the only person who would have said to him don't talk to Vonie would have been his lawyer and he's saying that we're not going to have you even mention something of the sort that Vond, that, um, that Jam just says his lawyer told him, because that's attorney client privilege. Okay. Sorry, it's made very brief. Okay, cool. It says, I think where this is going

just with the course information, despite the separation order and despite the fact that these guys are supposed to be kept separate, the marshal transported them to where they are within earshot of each other. Mr. Steele, this is incredibly leading line of testimony. If he's going to imply that the witnesses is responsible for having contact with Kavana Grant, that is the marshal's fault. Court says no, and that is the point. Certainly, Mr. Steele, you're free to raise the fact that they, for whatever reason, through happenstance or through a mistake, we're together, but you can't imply somehow that the witness has defied me, which I assure you is the last thing on his mind now in

regards to some specific order I made, especially when I never made the order. And I really do think I've got to clean this up a bit, but I will do so in a way that won't prejudice Mr. Banks. And I will do it in such a way that allows you to follow through on this, which you, you know, is fine for you to explore that. As long as you don't try to get into whether lawyers were talking to each other, because lawyers have the right to talk to each other. And they have the right to talk to their client. You can explore whether they were just together. So basically what was being said, they thought that Steele was going to mention or try to say, has your lawyer been colluding with Vani's lawyer and kind of almost relaying messages?

Can't do that breaks attorney client privilege. And also there was no order put in place. So he was kind of scolding Steele here. But Steele set it up like that. Press the line because of one thing. he already had he had proof that there was third party calls

not through lawyers but through their girlfriends and he's going to get to that so Steele says your honor if you would consider rather than instructing the jury I'll clear it up right now all right so basically he's going to clear it up like

no I'm not saying anything with lawyers he's not he's going to do it and Moore says no absolutely not and the court says no I will allow Mr. Steele to clear it up. But if I don't, or if it's not to my satisfaction, I'll jump in. Okay. So now back in open court means the jury's back in. It says, thank you, sir. And the court says, thank you, officer. Ms. Sanchez is moving the screen to make sure everyone can see. It says, this is Mr. Steel said,

oh, I totally misspoke. The separate, the separation orders from the U.S. Marshals, not the honorable court. Okay. And Jam says, okay. But you do know, but you do know, what I'm talking about though, right? That you can't speak with Mr. Cus or Mr. Grant or Mr. Flocka or Mr. Jones, right? Does that mean, I know about it? Like everything wasn't explained to me like from the jump, but yeah, I know about it. So, okay. So did you have any communications with Vani?

Also, Cuzz? While in custody under the Marshall separation order, did you try to? Jamie says yes. says, oh, okay. And so when you tried to, how did you do it? Objection, Your Honor. It's still misleading. Now, this is where I think Steele's scored a point.

Because I don't know. This is why they say you get a great attorney. Let me tell you about attorneys, right? Even though this is the federal case, and I'll tell you about feds and state. The thing with a state district or, well, let's go with a district attorney, right? They usually work in counties or whatever.

in a in county cases every particular case has to be reviewed by the district attorney office it could be okay somebody got arrested for throwing something at their girl it's a domestic violence there's an arrest once the cops ride it up it goes to the district there is no type of discretion there is no type of discretion. They have to review it. They're bogged down with everything. Okay?

Unless it's like ordinance violation, which municipal court usually deals with, right? So municipal court is going to be like, you know, speed and whatever, whatever. Anything that's criminal, you're dealing with county court. And they have to take every fucking case. Now, why am I mentioning that? Because a defense attorney, no, no, no, actually a district attorney, a district attorney like Fannie Willis,

she has an office. First of all, district attorney is usually most places an elected position. So you go in there someplace, I think for like some places, some places, six years or some places like three or, anyway, it's very different many places. But the district attorney usually is not in court. She has an office of people that's in court, and those are the assistant district attorneys. And they are the ones who do the cases. Now, this office could have like eight, you know, in some bigger places, sometimes 12 assistants. district attorneys. But remember, it's by, it's per capita,

which you'll get a budget to hire these people. Why am I saying that? I'm really saying that is that why it's easier to be a state charge than a federal charge is that these prosecutors are bogged down with shit. Bog down. They don't have all the time to use resources. So someone who's really wealthy, who could put 15, you know,

did he had three, did he had three criminal private investigators and three private civil investigators? So he had a team of investigators constantly figuring shit out that his lawyers could use. You're working against a DA in a state case that works a nine to five, maybe has one assistant and a paralegal.

Like, they could be bogged down and they're getting hit with us. a shit ton of cases. You go, you bring them to the, um, you stretch them to the max pause and you bring them the trial. It's most likely that you could bring up stuff that they never heard. Okay.

The feds is different. The feds pick their cases. You can't automatically assign a case to the feds. Even an FBI agent, they write up a complaint. It gets dropped or dismissed unless, and by the way, first of a complaint, a complaint has to be signed off by the U.S. attorney anyway.

So the agent, there's no agent that just could lock someone up. There has to get a signature of the U.S. attorney. And then after that, they have to go get a grand jury indictment, usually because it's serious charges. Okay. Why am I saying this? The feds have way more resources, way more manpower. They could commandeer local resources and turn them to federal agents for just that case.

That's what they did here. There's an LAPD dude I forgot his name That he's testifying as a case agent for FBI But he's a local guy But they deputize him and he's a federal guy So basically they have all the resources they want in the world It's the feds

That's why people don't really fuck with the feds And they pick their cases They could watch a case Being handled by the state They got some more to add to it It's a short slam dunk Hey give us that case They come to snatch the case

The state can never snatch the case from the fans. I mean, they could still file it, but it's not snatching the case. They could, the fans could basically say, kill your investigation, kill your charges, we'll do it. Okay? Now, why do I say it? And I know that was a little bit of a sidetrack for me to get to here. Brian Steele and Dirt's team is clearly more prepared because you know how much hours of audio they had to listen to to find out that Bonnie and Jam were communicating through their bitches, you could tell the prosecutor didn't know. That's why the prosecutor is objecting. The prosecutor thought that Steele, that's why Steele said, can I clear it up, Your Honor?

Because he wasn't going the way that the prosecutor thought he was going. The prosecutor thought he was going to go attorney-client privilege to say, hey, judge. Jam's lawyer and Vonny's lawyer are passing notes back and forth between the guys. And that's not allowed to be brought up. So that's why he's objecting. Steel wasn't going that way. Stealing them put the work in, they listened to probably every minute that Jammy was on the phone,

jacking off with his girl doing whatever, and figured out whatever coded whatever expression they would have to be like, and we're going to hear some coded expression where it's going to, Steele is going to clown jam. he's going to clown jam like yeah y'all are gay but it's not that apparently they were sending they're sending message trying to be coded through their women so they would say stuff like oh love you baby and stuff like that and it's supposed to be it's so it's a weird like you got to understand the terminology but the point what i'm trying to say is that this really important win

for dirk you only get with money you have to have people scouring every single call that jammed and Vonny has been on. You got to go investigate their girlfriends who answer in the call. You got to go put this together to come to court with an info which I think was worth this weight in fucking gold that the prosecutors caught off guard. You know what they're caught off guard? They did not think that Brian Steele was going to say, you and y'all have been communicating through the jail phone through your girls.

You could tell. Mr. Morse, he's like, it's like, objection, Your Honor, misleading. And Watts Steele is going to course correct and says, it will not be. This is insulting. Basically, Brian Steele is outlawyering right now. You get what I'm saying? He's outlawyering right now. The government thinks he's going one way.

He got another way. The court says the objection is overruled. We'll see where it goes. So basically, the court says to Brian Steele, If you go where he thinks you're going and where I warned you not to go, oh, I'm going to strike you, but I'm going to give you a chance. And Steele is sitting there like, you know, he knows he's earning the millions right now. He says, I'll strike it if necessary, but if it's a topic, counsel has the right to inquire about, whatever.

Go ahead, Mr. Steele's. And before, before Brian could even communicate. And by the way, this is another reason why it's so much liquid. Not liquid gold. Why this is so much gold. This is gold because Jammy met with the feds 37 times. You could tell they didn't prepare him for this.

They didn't prepare him like, yo, all right. So when he asked you about why you were talking to this, answer it this way. He's flustered. They finally got this nigger, flustered and unprepared after 37 meetings. Steel is about to hit him with it. He says, tell the jurors how you try to communicate with Vonny.

Now, this is what. what jammy says so when we came when i came to this um downstairs here to get moved to another facility i seen him in passing and he was going with the officers that just brought me from the facility that was at and me being curious i saw him go with the officers so i just wanted to know if he went to the facility i was going with so this before i knew he was cooperating i didn't know he was cooperating you know i ain't know none of that i i know none of that somebody i was cool at that facility you know i mean like uh i was just in contact with him so i was just asked me if he there and he told me yeah you still

See, Steele got him So Steele says So that's the only time You attempted to Or did communicate with Cubs, right? The only time you communicate with Mr. Grant It said attempted to It says yes

Attempted to or did That way like You're like through the other person Like in any manner, sir You could tell You could tell by the way Here's the thing about the cooperation agreement that Jammy signed.

It's not only that he's going to be truthful when he's asked by the fence. He got to be truthful when he's axed by the defense too. So he's thinking he got to make sure he doesn't perjure himself here. He said, I'm thinking. Now, you know, he could use the wise. So what do you think? Oh, I don't recall any other time. He could use that, but he can't lie.

That's why he's doing the I'm thinking thing. Because if he says no, that's a point of perjury, right? Says I'm thinking, talking to myself. Let me see. Let me see. And then Brian Steel says, okay, just when you are. I apologize, you talk to yourself, but just let me know what you're ready. So Steele is just sitting there in court.

You got, chat, this is a beautiful scene. I wish I was there for. Steele is sitting there confident poised as hell. Sharp as fuck, three-piece suit, hand in the pocket. The government's over there sweating there like flipping through nose. Like, what is he getting at? What the fuck? What is he getting at?

Everybody's watching Steele, either he's going to airball or this is going to be a big shot. and all of a sudden Jammy is sweating because he's not trying to lie and he says anyway it's like it's like twice I say it was more than one time I can't say the number and then Steele says we don't need a number

he says uh yo jammy is flustered y'all uh he says we just need to know the circumstance is I'm sorry you're still speaking go ahead oh man steel is on his ass And then Jamie says, the only time I was trying to do Just see if he was there So his whole thing is I was trying to see if we're going to the same facility, right?

I remember one time I said to him, I ain't mad at him or something. Just simple stuff. It wasn't nothing about the case though. Like, I didn't even know he was cooperating. At the time when he first reached out, I just reached out to see where he was at. I didn't even know he was cooperating.

Now, remember, steel is holding this secret that he got that. Nobody know he got. He's going to drop in a second. He says, anything else beside the passing reference? And I'm not referring to anything like the marshals may have put you out in the room because that's what the government knows. If you're not talking about what the marshals did, because he went into it by talking about a court order.

It wasn't a court order. It was a U.S. Marshal order, which is a separation order for two inmates. Okay, or two fugitives, whatever. Right? So the prosecutors are thinking, oh, they must have said something to each other on the bus. And how to steal know this? Either that or it got to be the lawyers.

So the court is like fucking worn this guy already. Okay, cool. He says, I'm not referring to anything the marshals put you through or put you guys next to each other. I'm saying, did you ever try to communicate with CUS? Did he try to communicate with you in writing? On a telephone? in person, maybe a third party.

That's what I'm talking about. Anything from your memory? Anything else? Jamie says, uh, no, it was just through Chris that first time. And then through Ashley,

uh, another time. She deleted him off, um, off the site at one time. Uh, it was just a couple times, but I,

uh, I said this was way before I knew it was cooperating. Oh, okay. Well, let's talk about it. Chris, who's Chris? And you don't got to use a real name.

Who is he to you? I ain't just somebody I got cool with in custody. Like, you know, so one of the officers, right? Nah, nah, nah, it's like my cellmate. Hmm, other people in custody? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, and you already told us about that. That is a passing reference you referred to.

Is Mr. Grant or Cuzz in this facility or what facility? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And who's Ashley? She like a cool female I talk to Is she in custody with you guys? Nah, nah, is she free? Yeah And how did you communicate or try to communicate

Or how did she communicate or try to communicate With you and Mr. Grant? Through Chris, because I had Chris set up like an email thing The question becomes The jurors may not know what you're talking about So you could communicate like you got tablets. You communicate through email. So I had Chris on the email already.

And we was communicating once I left the facility. We was cool. So I had her sign up for the email. And after that, Cud said something like, he didn't want to talk to me through Chris. And she signed up on Cah's email. And yeah, that was it. You see, I still just got him.

So basically, the story doesn't change. Oh, the only time I talked to him was when the marshals had us with an earshot. Then it's, oh, there was another jail person there. We got cool. His name was Chris. I had him on email, and I was just trying to ask a couple questions about Cuzz. And Cuzz said he didn't want to talk. So now we bring in a girl.

Ashley's locked up with you out? Nah. Huh. But she signed up for the kid. email says well you say you didn't know he was cooperating he says i want you to think about when ashley jones is bridging the gap of communication between you and cause think about whether you all both you all both it came out that you both were cooperating or you entered guilty please uh that it came out we was both cooperating yeah that you both were going to

enter guilty please i want you to think about this you're saying you didn't know he was cooperating. I'm trying to help you here. You're trying to help me? I didn't know originally he was cooperating. You're trying to say like you're trying to help me. How are you trying to help me? I'm just asking, I'm orienting you, is what I mean. Okay, that's fine. If that's your answer, that's fine. Now, why would you be speaking or trying to speak with CUS about the case when the marshals have ordered no contact? Why would you break that rule? The marshals are Okay, listen, you say the marshals ordered no contact. Like I said, I heard of this.

Nothing about it was explained to me, like fully. Like, you better not do this or. You know what I'm saying? It wasn't like, it was like brief. It wasn't like a thing being installed in my brain and not to do. I was just curious. I just want to see if he was there. Brian stills back on his ass.

Do you remember setting up times to actually speak with Cuzz or Mr. Grant? physically. I mean, you know, voice to voice. Do you remember doing that? And when I say you doing that, you are your proxy, which means a person who was helping you. Ashley Jones. Hmm. We probably did. You probably did set something up. I don't remember talking to him on the phone, though. I ain't talked to him on the phone. I ain't talked to him on the phone. No, I didn't talk to him on the phone. question becomes you know you never told authorities the federal authorities that you were speaking with and attempting to speak with and communicate with through a third party cause why didn't you do that you said i never did that all right you could tell brian still is scoring right here jammy is not

grinning and laughing no more he's playing dumb he said uh you said i never did that he said yeah you never told anyone right you said i told my attorney i don't know if if if i said to uh i don't know He says, the question is, you can talk about your attorney if you want to, but I'm not asking you about your lawyer. And the judge says, no, he may not. So don't. Please don't tell us what you told your attorney. And the witness said, okay, okay, my bad, my bad. And the question, and now Steele says, I'm talking about the authorities.

He said, my bad, what I was saying was like, I'm not sure about that. Like, I don't know if I did. No, no, I remember saying something to my lawyer. That's all I could think about. But, well, just to be clear, your lawyer did not help. Oh, Steele is pushing it. You remember, they keep telling Steele. Don't violate attorney-client privilege.

He's, so he can't be like, would you tell your lawyer? You know what he does? By the way, attorney-client privilege ends when there's a crime committed. If there's three parties in that, like, if you ever get a lawyer, you'll figure that out. Like, anytime I have a lawyer and I'm like, hey, I'll put my assistant, they'll ask for something. Hey, I'll add my assistant to it. They'll be like, listen, just let you know. There's no attorney client privilege when it's not just me and you.

Okay? That's just what it is. So the attorney client privilege gets dismissed at certain points. So Brian Steele asking a really interesting way. He says, he's not asking what the lawyer said. He's saying, your lawyers didn't help you violate the order, right? He says no. He says, oh, okay.

He says, so this is you and because just getting together about the case, right? He says no. You say, and you're using the third party, and you would try to use other people's accounts so no one could find out, right? He said, no, no, that's not what it was, no. But that's what happened, though, right? Uh, uh, we, I mean, that was, uh, for, uh, oh shit, nigga, they even got a stutter. You can tell you what we, uh, we, that, uh, for what, uh, shit. The emails and stuff is documented.

So if you could show an email, you could get the recorded phone call where we're talking about it. Yo, could y'all put that up for the jury and shit? Steele says, I'm going to mark, Your Honor, and move to admit Mr. Banks 1093. It's going to be 1093A as well, 1093B, C, and D. Yo, I told you, the prosecutor was not prepared. He says, what are these exhibits? What are these exhibits? And so that's the prosecutor, Mr. Morse.

Steele responds. This is him and Cuzz speaking. Jail calls emails. Are you going to object to that to? Oh, man. Now, steal in here again. I'm still with the belt. Steel with the belt right now.

Still got the belt. This might be the buckle. Sidebar, Your Honor, could we have a moment? You may too. Your Honor, we moved to publish 1093. The court says, I haven't admitted it. I will admit it. And you will, and you may publish it.

Oh, man. He says, if I didn't state, I have a series. And I think I said it. It's going to be A, B, C. No, it's going to be A, B, A isn't Alyssa. B as in Barry, C as in Collette. D and it says, oh, he's getting kind of slick with the judge.

I know what A and B are. Just briefly. C and D, there are audios of what in A, right? He says, yes, there are jail calls. So I told you, Brian Steele, when you pay the millions of dollars, is their job to listen to them jail calls for 10, 15 days.

Because you know that nigg was on them calls every day. Every day. Oh, shit. Oh, man. Y shot to Gilly. Gilly just hit me. Hey there. You say, yeah, there are jail calls.

You say, I don't want to say too loud, but there are jail calls involving a young lady and a witness and says, okay, I get that. Then I will admit all of them. While that's being set up, I just want to ask you a question or two. Then we're going to get back to these exhibits. You mentioned Chris. We were not, I was not prepared with Chris's information. Do you know or do you don't have to say it in court, but I'm asking you. do you know Chris registration number of the time.

Now, you could tell, Brian Steele got this info himself. They listened to all his jail calls and they found the Ashley person. He admits, he knew that, he knew Brian Steele had something. He admitted to talking to Chris, then Cousna, I wanted talking to Chris,

then talking to Ashley. So Brian Steele, you know, private investigators are still working. So he's like, yo, do you have Chris's info? Because if he's an inmate, maybe we go look at his jail calls and we might have you talking on his jail call saying some crazy shit too. So he says Christopher and the court says you were just asked if you knew it.

Mr. Hester, he did not have to say it. He said, yeah, do you know it? It's a yes or no question. And GM says, yeah, I knew his name. He said, what facility was this at that Christopher was helping you in Cud's to speak, meet or communicate or whatever the right word? He said, what facility? Nigger, what prison, nigga?

What prison or what jail? He said, where was I at? Or where was Chris at? He said, oh, that was in Santa Ana. And said, right here, Santa Ana? It's like, yes. Okay. Steele says, Your Honor, I don't want to do it for privacy reason.

You said, I don't want to do it for privacy reasons, but I will do it. But my point to you is I would like at the break to get that last name. If you don't want me to do it doing questioning, I'm not going to ask right now. The court says, all right, then we could deal with this outside. the presence of the jury in the audience. But go ahead. Right now, you've just got, you've got your exhibiting. Use it.

Say, okay. You see, all right. Mr. Witness, if you look at what should be on the screen, if you can't see it, and he says, can you pull out da-da-da, all right, okay. Now, Mr. Steele says, now yesterday, maybe the day before you explained to the jury that you didn't really know because, right? Remember that? Yeah, right.

I don't really know. to speak into the microphone, bro. He said, right, I don't. Remember you called him a goofy? Remember that? Yeah. I mean, I called him that to his face. Of course you would call that to his face

with a handgun though, right? Nah. And goofy to you means loser, right? That's what you said, I believe. If I'm wrong, just say it. Just say no, I'm wrong. I mean, a goofy is a goofy. Whatever you take it as, I mean,

The word is self-explanatory. So, well, I'm asking you to, I'm asking for your explanation. You said it the other day. He says, goofy is like a lame. Hmm, yeah, like a lame. You don't respect that person, right? I mean, he cool, but like, you making it seem like, mean, like, it wasn't that, but okay. I mean, you didn't love him or anything, right?

He said, love him? Yeah, love him. No. And, like, and the question was like, like, that's funny, okay? And by the way, still setting something up too. You know what he's setting up with that? He's setting up the coded message where love is used by the girl, but really to conceal the attempted communication.

But when he first says it, it sounds like it's gay. It sounds like, oh, wait, you don't love the guy or none of it, right? And I would imagine the court or people in the gallery are laughing at this point. Let's look at a date. It's all right. Let's look. That's June. You know that?

said there's a time blah blah okay okay anyway so ashy jones a friend of yours right and so when you go to the right it says okay whatever it says you're contacting your contacting is set for one of them with ashie jones all right let me go down a bit okay now i'm going to read it out loud is that okay go ahead it says i love you more three exclamation he says look who is the law from who doing a lawsuit for them look it up and send and look I need this whole case as possible so it can be done because you see the same thing going on with us

ooh the same thing going on with us we getting charged too much more than what they're saying look how fast the money be leaving this law firm is the proof they charging us more and they said

so you said that to Ashley right like that's what you said to Ashley and said that's what you said to Ashley you said can I explain that you can explain that is talking about that this don't got nothing to do with cause Steele says I know

I'm just trying to be fair on the exhibit It's because the word cause Is that word cause is because Right So I'm just saying What got to do with cause though Because this doesn't got nothing to do with cause I'm just literally a lawsuit

I'm talking about a lawsuit So what I'm lost So what that got to do? I was just, you know, okay, there's whatever. Mr. Seale says, okay, let me see, let me see, Ashley Jones. And said, and you wrote, Ashley Jones wrote to you, and I'm going to read it. Cud's been trying to call since yesterday. Ashley sends that to you, right?

You're the receiver, right? Uh-huh. Now, that is Cuzz, right? Yeah, that's Cud. And Cuzz is Mr. Grant, right? Yeah, that's Cud, yeah. And in violation of the order, the guy you call a goofy. right? Yeah.

That guy you shouldn't be talking with, right? Yeah, I guess so. The next issue is a couple hours later, the same date, I'm just going to orient you, okay? Ashley to you, she's responding. She's repeating and she's writing to you. Call me when you get out.

Cause messaged. And what that means? Jam. You tell me if I'm wrong. That means Ashley is speaking with and communicating with. with Mr. Cous or Mr. Grant. You call him cousin relaying the message to him verbatim,

which potentially means that's exactly what he wrote. Yeah, yeah. And what's happening here with the communication that's already going on between you and Mr. Grant? Yeah. Call me when you get out. Some people may not understand what that means. When are you in custody?

Not you. You are at this time in custody. There's time that you're in a cell and there is no way to get onto a tablet. Potentially a phone call, potentially. It's just so isolated, true? So if I'm going to be honest with you, the facility I was in, we could have tablets in the room.

But I told her I could get on a tablet anytime. And the truth is, but I get what you saying. What I'm saying is accurate, generally. It's like that in some facilities, but not the one, but I get what you're saying. And the question and the message being sent from Mr. Grinner, because he's saying is available on this day at this time. When you're available, you have access to a,

to a phone to call him, right? Nah, to call her, not him. Yeah, right. Right. Am I right? Call me when you get out. Cah's message? He's saying contact.

There's going to be contact. He's saying between the, this is still again, between the two of, between the two of you through Ashley Jones. He's saying call me basically so she could tell me a message like he sent a message,

call me, I could tell you what he said basically. Say, right. And I think I'm saying the same thing, but if I'm inarticulate, I apologize. You're communicating with Cuds through a third party, Ashley Jones. That's what I'm getting at, right? I mean, we just said it's like 20 times in a row now. So the answer is, yes.

Okay, the next one. So if this is from Mrs. Jones to you, and it's going to be a day later, it's July 29, 2000, and then I guess it's got to be 2025. His phone going to vo-v-m. So I'm going to say voicemail. If that's wrong, just explaining.

Can't get through. Is that you connecting to because? Is that fair to say? I don't, I can't say. You don't remember? Maybe, maybe not. I can't say. So how many people in that jail got voicemails?

How many people in that jail have the ability to have a phone call made and they get a voicemail. I really don't understand. If you're in custody, right? Generally, are you taking away from your phone, separated from your phone? Like your cell phone?

It's like, yeah. So how do you get voicemails unless there's a phone contraband? How do you get voicemails? And now Jammer's trying to like lit back. Nice try, but look, look though, check this out. If somebody phone for one,

okay, I don't even know. Okay, so I think you might be lost in translation right there. It's now kind of determined that they have a cell phone in jail. Either Jammy, either Jammy has a cell phone or Vonny has a cell phone. Because there's a voicemail being talked about. And they're talking about it on the official system through the intermediary, but there is no voicemail unless you have a contraband phone. He said, for one, I don't know who this is.

And if this is because, and she's saying the phone going to voicemail, she could be talking about the number. She gave, like, his girl number going to voicemail. So basically, this is where they connect his girl. So they're saying, oh, jam talks to Ashley Jones. Ashley Jones might be talking to a girl that is Vonny's girl. So not his personal phone that he got in jail, no, but, like, the picture you're trying to create.

No. So it says to your knowledge, is Cous's girlfriend also involved in the communication to set up cousin youth to communicate? Oh, man. I think it was his girl, but I am positive. But he gave Ashley a number. It was a female. I don't know if it was his girl, but yeah. And then we were going to be on the same date.

I'm talking about July 29th. It's now 303 in the afternoon. Okay. So in a real long way, they kind of come up with that chat. going to lie. That was good. I can't even I can't even lie. That was good. That was good. This is right here. But he. Let me get to the trap breakdown. Chat, I'm going to be honest, man. I'm really, I'm really shocked. There is a serious lack of a lot of outlets do not want to really dive into

this. And I wouldn't say Dirk ain't in a big entertainer, but this kind of comes off is pretty shocking if you ask me. Yeah, this is where we wanted to get to. My sister took my kid and gave her to another sister that I don't speak. Okay, so that's about the family stuff. Oh, it said he don't have a KS on me. KS was a keep separate order.

So, he's hunting for Kroondo with Cuzz in the lead car. To the hotel. They said the FBI wrote a report in 2025 where Dedi said, we could all get out now and fuck him up right now. And he said, yes. And he said, the FBI wrote a report saying that you had said the exact same thing, right? You said, right? And Jam said, look, I know I talked to them about it.

Dedy's lawyer said, you said that there was no giving the gun back. He said, I don't know. He said that you're not from L.A. You didn't have a car or any family there. Yet you're the killer. He said, not the only one. He said, you're the one to be afraid of. He said, not the only one.

And he said, no more questions. So the prosecution had a brief redirect, okay? And they basically said to him, or I'm not going to do an impression of the prosecutors, because that would be a bad idea. All right. I might get in trouble for that one. But basically, right, there's not really,

I'll try to do a little impression of them. Let's be fair. Let's be fair to both sides. They basically said, okay, you said you were prepared to kill everyone. Can you elaborate? He said, I got back, right? I was mad about this situation.

I thought I should kill them for putting me in a situation. She said I should go to the police. She said, be cool. Yeah, that's the part we did read. It's right. I said I should F them up And then the prosecutor said who

He said dirt Because Dirk cars All the people I didn't know I didn't know all of them Right Sorry he said Dirk cause the people I didn't know

All of them And then the prosecutor said Well Didi said I don't know if this is making sense I wrote Didi said we could Oh

They said so Didi said to you We could kill him Like we could get Kondo right now We could kill him now And he's on point of gun him He said yes He said, you said this before. He said, they said the FBI wrote a report in 2025 where Dedi said, we could all get out now and fuck him up right now.

And he said, yes. And he said, the FBI wrote a report saying that you had said the exact same thing, right? You said the same thing. He said, I don't know. He said, do you ever get to read or you read your reports or hear your interviews or watch any of that stuff? Like, do you get to take that stuff back to your, like, do you get to check all these things? he said, no, I'm not an attorney. He said, so now, just about replying to Dirk's lawyer, he said, he called you a killer, right?

He brought up your mom, talking about Brian Steele. He said, you were trying to save yourself. And there was an objection, and basically the judge was like, look, don't mention which lawyer, don't direct at the lawyer, just get to the point, right? So obviously, throughout a lot of this, when the prosecution's talking, Brian Stills throwing objections off left, right and center, and it's not really going anywhere, right? He was getting pissed at this point. He was getting pretty angry.

So, so, Brian Steele, in my opinion, did such a great job towards the end. Like, I think he nailed it with the y'all are communicating. Y'all probably were in collusion. You had messages where you tell the mother, your child, that you'll do anything to come out. That was a really good point scored. And maybe the biggest point scored for Dirk that if I was a. a jury member, if I'm trying to think these guys, even though they're killers themselves, if I'm thinking you're telling the truth, to hear that you're talking to the other guy,

I got to imagine that maybe you guys are also colluding a little bit. So that was a good point by Brian Steele. But then the prosecutor comes back after realizing that Brian Steele about to get the upper hand on their lead witness and they try to like ask the same questions, but in a different way that they could get that answer from. OTF jam that doesn't make Brian Steele's cross-examined

look so powerful. I didn't think it was a good day in court. So basically, after that, all right, he ended up basically saying here's a picture of Durkan Jam in Miami. Now, there was an objection. That was overruled. Brian looked pissed.

And Jam said, yeah, this was us. We was in Miami. This was me after prison. Right? And they said, well, who encouraged you to have a gun? Sorry, who encourage you to carry a gun? And they said, yes. This was crazy. The Fed said, who encouraged you to carry a gun?

He said, yes, Dirk. And there was a bunch of Dirk fans in the court. They were like, ooh, and they all got told off, right? Yeah, they, they was the ones that calling me the J word, which is crazy. I'm even going to address it, but like, it's actually, bro. It's funny when people think they smart and they know something. It's like you don't actually know anything. You're just ignorant.

Your ignorance is so out of the scale. It's not even worth addressing. But anyway, the prosecutor said, so you spent time with Dirk? He said, yes. He said, Dirk could afford professional security. He said, yes. And then Jamm said, look, everywhere we went, guns got passed around, and they always made sure Jam had one.

The security had guns, too, but that might have been for show we was the real muscle. Now, Brian still had an objection. He said, this is outrageous. It wasn't anything. It was not outrageous, right? and the judge said, the only thing outrageous is you saying that this is an outrageous, and that comment will be stricken from the record. Brian Steele was low-key having a little bit of a tantrum on the bench at this point.

Okay, no disrespect to Brian Steele, all right. I have the utmost respect for him as a great lawyer. He doing the best he can with this bad situation, but shouting out this is outrageous didn't help the situation, and the judge was getting frustrated, if I'm honest with you. So the prosecutor said, well, you had a rep for violence? He said, yes. He said, Dirk knew that?

He said, yes. Brian still object every single time Brian still objects objection and the judge okay yeah we're at this is where it says he's reading a verbatim damn there says your honor have emotion this is outrageous okay this is after he says yeah oh they're asking when would when would dirt prefer you to carry a gun said man everywhere we went man no matter where Atlanta Miami anywhere we was at anytime we're there guns was getting passed around and pulled out they say yo give jam that gun man man and give Jam one of them guns. Make Jam got that. Make sure Jam got that. I was like all the time. Security had guns. But I don't know how he looked at security.

Maybe it was like, objection, speculation. It's overruled. So maybe it was like just for show. Yo, Jam's such a killer, man. He's like, yeah, I think he just, I think he had the security with the gun just for show. Yo, he said the security had the guns for show. It's like he's saying, smirk, no, he'd give me.

meet a gun I'm shoot niggas the security man they just got that shit to show nigger um and so objection speculation overruled it said yeah maybe for show but this he said this my muscle this is my real muscle the people around me

and so the question and by real are you indicating that Banks said that this is my real muscle meaning you said now I'm saying objection this objection is okay sustained it said what do you What do you mean by this is my real muscle?

Said like the ones that keep the guns who are going to use the guns. Does that include? Your Honor, have emotion. Yeah? This is outrageous. You'll still be throwing tantrums. He says, council, what is outrageous? What outrageous is that you're saying it's in front of the jury whether you view something as outrageous.

Mr. Seale says, 4.4. It says that comment, ladies and gentlemen, is stricken. You will disregard it. Please sit down, Mr. Steele. I apologize. 4-4 and 4-0-3. All right, then that objection is overruled. I think you were finishing your answer, Jammie.

I guess my next question was, you indicated something about muscle. Can I explain that? Objection, ask and answer. I will withdraw the question, Your Honor. Let me just move on. You had a reputation in the community in Southside Chicago as being very violent.

Is that true? Yeah. Do you have an understanding as to whether Mr. Banks knew of that specula... I'm over here like being a lawyer. I've said speculation. You're always going to object

with speculation if you talk, if someone has to testify to someone else's mind state or feeling. So my ass said speculation without even... Do you have an understanding to whether Mr. Banks knew

of that reputation? Steele says, I will just... And he tried to answer and says vague speculation, overruled. Did you just say yes? Yes. How do you know about your reputation for violence?

He says, I would say the same objection, cause for speculation. The court overrules this. He says, everybody knew it. I done shot people. It ain't nothing I haven't done. I don't rob niggas. I did all the type of stuff in our neighborhood. Like people that have been around for conversations, people see me in action, people know what I do.

They approach. So ladies and gentlemen, this will be quick. Please stand in a stretch if you like, everyone else in the courtroom as well. To steal this up. So, Your Honor, the association has been proven. we never backed down, but this is like guilt by association. This is how I see it. And I'm asking the court just to weigh this because what is going on?

You cannot hang out with bad people, is that you can hang out with bad people or violent people. I'm not saying this crime should not be tried in Los Angeles, but this prosecutor is doing it repeatedly, is repeatedly just doing guilt by association. All right, he's following up on things that were developed in cross-examinations, including Mr. Harbaugh on this. I think is just, and on your own, okay,

to the extent that all right but i will say mr morris is that you get away you did get away on the government's got away in law enforcement all right yeah mrs bryan still is fighting man can we not so jam was like look i robbed people people see me in action they know what i do and then there was a sidebar i think because brian still was objecting so much they were getting annoyed right so they came back prosecution said you have to talk truthfully right if you don't you get a higher penalty or oh sorry you have to talk true truthfully, right? What happens if you don't? He said, I get a higher penalty. They said the government could make a recommendation, but the judge can completely ignore it, right? On your sentencing,

he said yes. And I'm not going to lie, Brian Steele was looking stressed. During this period, Brian Steele was looking stressed. It was a bad day for Dirk. Just hope, probably just hoping that check clears, all right? And this, I don't think Brian Steele is a bad lawyer. He did get a few things wrong. I called him out. I said that he lied and I was, I was a little bit frustrated because Brian still is an amazing lawyer. Yo, you can say he's throwing tantrums in a court to send third. If your lawyer just sit there, you're paying these niggas

3,000 a fucking hour, my nigga. That niggas billing you definitely 100,000 a motherfucking week, especially for this trial shit. If you, if you don't want your lawyer, yo, I want my lawyer to object everything.

I don't want to snitch saying nothing without it being contested. Yo, objection, what the fuck? Yo, come on. Judge, can we, yo, yeah. I want my lawyer to throw a fit. I don't want my lawyer

to just sit there while the snitch is just snitching on me and just act like it's bull like fuck no I want my lawyer to shout hey judge hold on judge judge judge wait judge speculation judge hold on sideball let's hey wait hold on listen if your lawyer don't speak up for you now

your ass going to get found guilty you think oh you're going to wait for him to speak up for you on appeal fuck on appeal nigger I want my lawyer every 20 seconds Hey, hold on, Judge. Could we have a sidebar, judge? The government is doing this. Judge, Judge, objection. Who gives a fuck if he...

Listen, your life isn't in the balance, man. Who gives a fuck if that damn judge think your lawyer is annoying, man? Don't sit there and let them niggas put me life in prison. You think when dirt cutting them checks for these lawyers, he's sitting back on some... Yeah, they could just give me life in prison. And I'll get it back on appeal.

The lawyers just chilling there like, whatever. No! Fight! that's the thing I say about Diddy's lawyers Diddy's lawyers fought People have called me out for lying But not a single soul other than me

Called out Brian Steele for lying And saying things that weren't true So in addition to that, right He was looking quite stressed Obviously a tough day He's clearly a very good lawyer at the top of his game But like he getting wheeled out to defend the indefensible In some of these cases, right?

He absolutely killed it with young Thug But let's not forget Thug played guilty to charges Right He didn't beat the case for Thug He beat the potential 40 years for Thug, all right? And YS.L. Woody was a big reason for that. Ain't really a YS.L. Woody in this case, as we've seen yet. Anyway, the prosecution said, so Booneymo was released from jail in 2022.

He said, yes. The prosecution said, did the studio bounty chat? Did that happen before Boone Mo was released? He said, yes. So Booney won't have been locked up. All right. Boone involved in that. He said, I wonder why they brought out.

They said, are you here testifying falsely to convict Dirk to save yourself? and Jam gave an intelligent answer. He said, look, I understand. They'll portray it that way, but that is not it. It's not that. I'm just not out here trying to get Dirk arrested, all right? He basically said, like, this, this basically, he said that what was the right? He basically said, look, Dirk was involved.

He was involved like all of us. That is the truth. Brian objected every single time. I can tell the judge was getting pissed off. Brian. Yeah. A snitch snitching on me. I want my lord to be like objection. Look, we're going to find that part. They're going to say involved. By the way, the prosecution starts talking about the plea agreement. So you could put that down. He says, let's talk about your plea agreement and you understand that the plea agreement. And so what's your understanding of the plea agreement? And so what's your understanding with respect to your obligation to tell the truth? Jamie says that I have to. And what happens if you don't tell the truth? Then there ain't no deal. Like I get the highest penalty. The question is, okay, do you understand that the government can make a recommendation to the court? But the court could disregard that recommendation? Yes, I do.

Even Your Honor made it clear. What do you mean he made it clear? Could you explain that? Like, he let me know at the end of the day it's up to me. The question is up to the court? Yes, it's up to him. Like, he made the final decision. And do you understand that the court is not going to consider the outcome of the trial?

Steele says, I'm just going to object to lead in. Of course, all right, the objection is sustained. All right, all right. it says whether there's a reference to the court here or Mr. Steele are saying this honorable court the lawyers are referring to me it's just a convention here in court it's like the army if the illicit if an illicit person wants to super formal to an officer they do it in third person just a way they do it here okay so if you're here

and so he's telling the jury if you hear they say the court the court means me okay at some point was boone more release from custody or the conversations that happen in Atlanta about anyone knocks off of Kwanda would be straight. Did that occur after before? So I'm going to object to the phrase in this.

Objection overrule. Okay. I want to get to the point where he's saying. I'm going to get to the part that Traplow was talking about. Okay. Is your plan to get away from those life sentences in order to somehow harm Mr. Banks?

So you got to ask me again. Of course, says, I'm going to say, Mr. Morris, I do not understand. Sure. Says, was your master plan to plead guilty to three murders, sir, in order to somehow falsely convict Mr. Banks? No. Okay.

If you had not confessed to those murders, do you have an understanding as to whether you would be out on custody right now? Out of custody right now? If I haven't confessed to them, yes. So, Your Honor, this is commingling. So, steal. This guy is annoying brat. But shit, you need that.

He said, it is. He's asking the witness's impression. If you think the witness is mistaken or lying, there's an error here. We could explore it on your redirect. Witnesses, I, like, you could, or your recross, excuse me. I said, my bad.

So if you remember the question, Mr. Hess, you could answer. Says, you say, I, if you had not confessed to the murder, do you think you'd be out of custody? For the gun charge? Yeah. Yeah. So, wow.

So, so Jam says he feels he would have and out of custody if he didn't confess to the murders. So you would have completed that sentence. Yeah, I would have completed that sentence. If we could publish Exhibit, the council that talked a lot about you being a snitch. Do you remember that? Uh-huh.

Publish this. Here's a text message from someone named Lil Dude, from Little Dude, Little Brother on August 4th, 2020. You see that? It says, Jamdust us ready to snitch. Blood clear as day. Do you see that? And say, have you seen this?

I don't remember seeing this. Let me ask you this. On August 2023, did you have information that could be harmful to banks? Yes. Did you have information that could be harmful to Wilson? Yes. Did you have information that would be harmful to Dutie Lowe?

Oh, shit. Duty Lowe or they mentioned Dutie Lowe's name. Fuck. Duty Lowe and Booney Mowing everybody in the case. Hang on a lot. Bro, how did they mention Dutty Lowe's name like that? And so yes. Do you have any idea why in August

of 2023, Mr. Banks would be worried about you snitching. So, objection, speculation. To your honor, I'm gonna, oh, is this redirect? Interesting. Brian was pissed. The judge was pissed. Every time they're saying something, he's saying Dirk was involved just like all of us. That's the

truth. Big objection. Judge is like. Yeah, that's what I was trying to find where he says, man, listen, man. Y'all can say whatever, but Dirk was involved in the shit, man. That's what I'm trying to see it to read it myself. because they're kind of asking like,

are you trying to hurt Dirk? Or you're just trying to get out? I must have passed it because this is about GPS data. This whole thing was that I'll just play trap then. Right, bro. Judge is not feeling it, okay?

And I have most respect for the judge. Look, everybody is clearly good at their jobs. They're all at the top of their game. But Brian still wasn't having his way at that point, right? He was having a good time earlier. It was swinging back the other way. Okay, it was time for some get back, as they would say,

They said, so you, the prosecution said, so at that point, all right, you slipped a note and you decided to tell about these other murders. He said, yes. He said, you're facing life for all three murders. He said, yes. They said, did you plan to plea out to all three murders to hurt Dirk? He said, no. And the point they're making is that it's like, you're talking about, oh, you'll throw Dirk under the bus. You could have just talked about the L.A. case on Dirk.

He wanted to get those three murders off his chest, okay? They said, counsel talked about you being a snitch, and this part was crazy, right? He said yes. And they showed that message saying Jam, ready to snitch blood clear his day. And they said, have you ever seen this message? And Jam said, I never seen that. He had never seen the message where Durk and them had worked out. He was a snitched.

Now, they didn't make it clear. I'm going to have to go back and find the date. But I was thinking, was that a long time before he started cooperating? Like, ooh, that's crazy. So that was insane. All right. So after that, they basically said, did you have? No, that was after he started cooperating.

Yeah, because he started cooperating. Wasn't it May, 2023? When did he start cooperating? When did OTF Jam start cooperating? The date is listed somewhere. It was arrested in May, 23. And I think he started May 2020, yeah. Yeah, he wrote a note then.

Yes, May 2223. Information that would hurt Dirk, Dutty Lowe, and others. and there was an objection to that. That one was sustained. And then that was it. No more questions. No more cross-examination. And then the last segment of the evening, all right, this was fucking insane.

Okay. They basically said the government calls the next witness. All right. Timothy. I'm not going to say it. Okay. I don't usually be reading the names. I've said the first name, but I'm not going to say anything else.

Some dude called Timothy who hot shot when it comes to the geolocation evidence. Expert witness. The judge told the jury, look, this is opinion. He's an expert witness. is it's up to you if you accept what he says. He basically says that he works for a big company that provides data records, identity records to a lot of big industries, the legal profession, the government, special investigations. He's a geolocation expert, all right? He started as a patrol officer and his thing is he basically analyzes social media returns like metadata, phone

extractions, records from witnesses, providers. He has detail records of everything that any phone cell phone customers use. He looks at cell site information. He can see, face um he can't see face time calls you you face time call is like a data packet it's not using a cell phone tower that was a very very interesting point yeah listen i know it because any any real street nigga when they call me they call me face time face time audio they can see the call they they can't they can't um they can't tap it they can tap the regular phone tower not not FaceTime. So most people they use this FaceTime audio. I'm not going to lie. I don't condone crime, but all of this stuff about doing stuff on FaceTime seems like all the dirt they did

on FaceTime, lo-key, they couldn't really do anything with. So all I'm going to condone anything, but doing shit on FaceTime ain't the one. No, doing shit on FaceTime is the one. Apparently if you're doing crime, but you shouldn't do crime. Anyway, all right, they said that it only shows data transactions and a FaceTime call will be data. A FaceTime call could potentially be seen as the same as streaming or uploading a video. He said that he analyzed GPS coordinates from the rented BMW as well as the cell tower triangulation records of seven different phones.

So that would have been, you know, Didi, Vonnie, Lindsay, Jam, Flokker, and... Wait, my bet. I had it written down. I had it written down in order as well. It was, it's Vonny, Jam, Dedi, Lindsay, Houston, Cuondo, Rondo, Jones, and the BMW is a separate thing that was GPS. So they made it very, very clear, right? They basically said that they had the info from the rental car company, and what they do is they put this stuff on a map. So the cell tower triangulation is kind of a bit more of a general area, but the GPS of the BMW is exactly where it's supposed to be, which was very interesting, right?

So it's a wider space than GPS when it comes to the cell tower stuff. The GPS is pinpoint coordinates And they basically tracked Everybody's they basically tracked the phones They tracked Voni's phone from Miami Airport Back to L.A. All right, they matched the flight itinerary They matched Jam and Flocker

Fly into California Vonny's car connected to the cell phone tower Close to Dirk's Encino House All right after they landed back in LA from Miami They said the BMW GPS is directly outside Dirk's house And after coming back

all right on the this is crazy this is actually crazy after coming back on 18th right the BMW leaves Dirk's house and goes right to

Kondo Rondo's hotel this stuff was damning I'm not gonna lie this location shit is damning leaves Dirk's house goes to Kondo's hotel and is there until 209 p.m. He then goes to the REO

it's damning but it's worthless it's worthless in a sense that Dirk is not in the car 100% stalking I think Didi Didi gets a stalking charge I think Didi could have Didi if you have Who asked me?

I know we're talking a lot about Dirk here. I think Dedy could avoid the murder for hire, right? Dedy doesn't promise anything, even though they, and if they can't prove the top charge, and even then, Dedy could use what the government's presented and be like, y'all said it. Duty load told that nigga was there for murder, not me.

I never told the nigga was there for murder. I wasn't in the car with the killers. I didn't buy the guns. I didn't, like, if this is the conspiracy, what was my part in the conspiracy? right now of course he'll be like well you said you were holding the gun pointed the day before but it's hard to show him with overt acts other than him making a few calls i store by six four the stalking though the stalking he'll get convicted of though because

he was in the in the bmw following around kwondo we ate to buy ski masks that we used in the crime that we saw obviously previously that matched up with the footage Voni's phone then ping cell towers all the way around town, right? Goes back to Dirk's house by 8 p.m. All right? And then we see in Jam and Houston's phones. They flying from Chicago to San Diego. We're seeing them being tracked by the cell towers.

We see them going to the Hooters. We then see D.D. Jones and Lindsay, their cell tower ping's being tracked from Chicago Airport to San Diego Airport. They then showed the stills from the airport surveillance. so we knew they was there. They then basically on the eve of August, the 18th from the evening, all right, 7.20 p.m. to 9.16 p.m. to 916 to 9.16 to 10.20 p.m. all right 7.20 p.m. to 9.16 p.m. That BMW and Vonny's phone, it went from Dirk's house to Kondo's hotel. It's there from 916 to 1027 p.m. All right. It left Kondo's hotel. Where'd it go? Back to Dirk's house. 10.30 p.m. The BMW leaves Dirk's house and it's at the Sheraton Hotel

where all the hitters are staying by 1132. Then the BMW leaves the Sheraton, goes back to Kondo's hotel, right? By 1158 p.m. right and quando's phone is ping in there too so they're on his ass they're there when quando's there right we saw footage of the cars outside the hotel the bmw then leaves the quondo rondo hotel at like 1235 goes back to the hitters hotel the sheraton at 1 35 am they showed the sheraton hotel receipt and the american express card used was the one connected to dirk's company but there's no evidence now so after that all right basically um they're saying that jams phone Lindsay's phone, they all at the Sheraton at like, you know, between 207 and 2.13.

After, basically, it sounds like everyone got checked into the Sheraton. That BMW, Voni was driving, then drives to Lil Durk's house again. And it's there from 3.22 a.m. So it was a late night out stalking the ops, all right? And then Voni gets up bright and early. So he only has about four hours of sleep, all right? Gets up at 721 a.m. on August the 19th. Damn.

How do you know that direct time? and by 8.30 p.m., okay, sorry, excuse me. I believe he gets to the Sheraton. So I think he leaves at 7.21 a.m. gets to the Sheraton by 8.30. And then gets to Cuondo Rondo's hotel by like 936 or so. I could be wrong. Some of these are wrong.

I wrote this down really fast, but roughly that's the rough area. It went in a hell of a picture. So they leave there. the BMW departs the hotel and it gets to the dispensary around 11.08 a.m. And they saw pictures of the car outside the dispensary. And basically, between 11.08 a.m. and 252 p.m., the phones and the BMW just basically, you just seeing them all spin the block around this dispensary, like for hours and hours and

hours, bro. It was damning. Circling all the... Really? They was just circling the dispensary? Phones clustered together over the BMW's coordinates. The BMW's got six... Hold on. I haven't gone on. I got to go tune in. Boy, Trench's News just dropped one, man.

Nick, entertainers, fuck. Man, he got Dutty Lowe. He got Dutti Lowe. He'd be clowning Dutie Lowe so crazy. You want to support me? Go to Nini Marie 3. Eldon. Here you go.

The neutrons. You're on Trenches News. All right, y'all. We're talking about OTF jam phone call or his voice message with OTF Boneymo. And where is Boneymo? And we're talking about Dutie Lowe. And Boneymo is locked up currently for another crime. They've mentioned them a lot.

in here. It's no, I don't know if they're trying to save Boone Moe Mo and Dutelo for the other gang trial that Dirk has coming up, but it's not really clear why neither of them are charged. We now know supposedly Dutelo's co-conspirator 4 and Booney Moe is Co-conspirator 5 and, you know, Bezo was co-conspirator 6, Bezo is dead, co-conspirator 7 and 8, that's from the other trial, so that's severed, but co-conspirator 1 is Dirk. He's on. trial co-conspirator 2 is jam he's snitching co-conspirator 3 is jason he didn't take the he didn't take the stand but he clearly handed over all his info but that's o tf jason um co-conspirator 4 is is again duty low and he's outside passing out shirts i don't know what the fuck is going on chat

i don't know what the fuck is going on we're talking about the 14 people that was shot and 4 dead man doing last night's events make sure y'all smash that like button so this video get around if you We got Twitter, TikTok, ready, Twitch, Facebook market. This is Booney Moe's Instagram right here, Jay. This is Booney Moe's Instagram. And last we know, he was locked up. Hard times, OTF, we come from that and still found a way.

Still nothing new for us to come back from that. But just know we see all and hear all. He was promoting the song. But he was locked up. School reunion or your eighth grade graduation or the picnics, your eighth grade picnic or your high school picnic. Nick, man. Why you want to go around some people? Hey, do we get a raid? Uh, shout out to Derek. Thank you for the raid on kick, brother.

Appreciate you. Shout to you, man. I see you out there putting the work. See you on the up. That everybody got guns on them and everybody walking around. Then you got the elderly out there just from the buildings and then all that. Hey, we're going to talk about this more on my live. Give me $1,200. But I do want to know where is Booney Mo. Now, I was told that a couple of these guys co-conspirators would be used in a Vite car. So they might not testify on this. They might just made a statement or whatever.

And then the Vicar, they're going to come up. Because they're saying that they're going to wrap this up after Vani. If they're wrapping it up after Vani then, we still ain't heard who number four, number five is. Coker number three, even if they ain't testifying, they're supposed to put them out there, man, which is weird to me. Bo we're from listening to Trap Lord Ross read off the transcripts that was in court, man. Make sure all smash that like button. And Jam was like, okay, well, what's going on? you feed in the block like are there sliders or are there stolen cars available what's going on

with that now booney responded with a voice note and this was really bad news this was played in court um so jam eventually replied to this voice note he said on scud you right but the voice note said this was boonimo saying this and this is i ain't gonna like this is fucking crazy um he said blood said he wants shit to go right he's buying people cribs first he want to know who in charge first he gave out uh he says he gave out five to six hundred k to the streets and he said he wants to know what's going on with shit and positions ain't shit been happening there's going to be sliders

but he wants real structure so we know who to blame when things go wrong no more little boy shit if i fuck up i get to blame if boonah fucks up he gets to blame if jam fucks up he gets to blame that's why unks involved no one can tell cause that we won't know but no one can tell cause because we won't know who got what all so this ain't jam saying this to Booney. This Booney saying it's the jam. I told y'all, if y'all go back and read the paper from the first indictment, it says that Colconspirator 5 told the feds when they told when they

talked to him. He's the one that said that the bounty was on the dirt. Now where's Booney Moot? Because now we know that it's Booney Moot and they still ain't out them. And then what's scary about it that you know that they're going to be using them for something else or another Rico or something in coming, Coker 3 missing. He booked the flights. We ain't seeing him yet. We just heard his name, but we ain't seen him have to face nothing. Yeah, I don't think he's needed, though.

Coch and Spirit 3 did not know about the plot. He only, he did book the flights, but he seems like an assistant. And if he doesn't know anything other than booking the flights, he's not denying. It probably gave over all the records that they need to use. They don't need to put him up there if he has no idea about the plot. Unless maybe he had some information where, He could be like, nah, Dirk told me this was to go slide. If he refused to cooperate or attest to found a little dirt,

we should be knowing that he in jail right now, Coker number three, or whoever then, Coker number four is missing. All these guys that they say that's in this two, I mean, two is jam, two is jam, but he PW1, now that they superseded it. Coker of three, Coker spirit of four, Coker spirit of five, Coke and Spirit of 7 and coca spirit of 8 they all was at i mean coax spirit of seven they all was at million dollars worth a game so they're going to be testifying or if they refuse testifying on that they just going to take their statements but that let me know that somebody was going to get the blame

for what was going on no matter what was going on somebody was going to have to take the hit you know that's why they got them other two guys they called they really wasn't trying to use OTF members But when they ain't had a third guy, they wanted Jam out the way anyway. Jam was killing people. He was just doing shit. And, you know, when you were a killer and you started doing shit, just started killing people and making noise without us doing it. You know, people started to branch out from you.

But I just want to tell y'all this, you can never move around from a killer, man. I don't care what nobody's safe. When you tied in and locked in with a killer, and once that body dropped, you're with them forever. Unless you're willing to knock them off, then you will them forever. And this one thing about a killer. If you don't feed him, he definitely going to tell on your ass. He the one who did the killing.

You got to think about it. The jury will believe the killer before they lead the boss or the person who over it. If the killer is saying that you're the one who sunk them off. And that's pretty much. It's not always true. We saw it Hernandez-Govon. Hernandez-Govon beat the case. He was supposed to be a guy who was the middleman for Juk, Big Juk, in the murder of Dolf.

Hernandez-Govon beat the case. What Jam's saying. But Booney Moe is missing. We got to figure out what's going on with him. We're going to break all this down on live too, y'all, so don't worry. Then we're talking about OTF duty load, the OTF jukebox. He is outside them people placed at a federal building, and he's just having a ball, bro. He there running around hugging people.

like four or five people when they came out of court day one day two day three day four they duty low asked them and i seen the clips that he asked these people did they call his name so that let me know and jam was on the stand so he said and when jam was on the stand hey did they say something did they say my name yet did they say my name yet so we know duty low involved we know duty low you know he was somewhat involved because he even asked did they say his name yet Why would you be worried about them saying your name? I knew it was something else suspicious with Dooley Lo when he went going to courthouse. Don't you want to see Little Dirk?

You might not ever see him again. Don't you want to see him every day that you can, you know? But Dutty Loan wasn't trying to go in there because he already knew that they he was the middle man. Dutley Load, no, he was played too. Jam one line. Dutty No, no. Dutley Lo know that he was used. Like, why you got to use me to get on the phone with them?

You know, Dirk was layering himself. just in case this came up that he was going to be out the picture but vani finn't stick it to him man i hate to tell y'all that vani finn stick it to him but i'm glad that little dirt told them you know to calm down but what he should have said besides but what little dirt should have said besides don't trust trap lord ross just telling him move around bro you don't need that that's black that's bad plebiscity when it comes to you know you fighting for your life man they look at they they're looking at you already as a threat then you got people who are outside with little dirt shirts on beating the music and all that and they're seeing social media

just like we got it they might not have no name on their page it might be a fake page with zero followers y'all know what i'm talking about right so it might be that but i wouldn't be outside no courthouse if i was involved or if the feds even bring up my name it was supposed to be time to run but i don't know what's up with duty low you know and then it's a vicar coming it's a vicar right after this if little dirt do wiggle his way out of it's If y'all want to say that, you know, which I know he ain't because, you know, it's a weirdness. This all it's about. It ain't about no payment.

It ain't about none of that. That's what the fair has been. Yeah, the vicar or the vicar is, it's going to be a little bit tough to beat, but that murder for hire associated with that, I think it's easier to beat than this little pop one. This little pop one, there's just too many parts, you know? Even though supposedly bow shooters on that case would be rolling. So both shooters on that case is rolling on on Dirk. So he got two more snitches to deal with over there. And banking on the whole time.

We're going to stick him. Vani is the star witness, man, because Vani going to be able to tell everything about him. Because Vani was his assistant, right? Vani carried money for him. A picture's worth a thousand words, man. Vani fin to stick it to a little dirt. So, you know, all the phone calls him and jammed, that don't mean nothing, man. It won't mean nothing.

I'm telling you all that. It ain't going to mean nothing. Plus, Liddark had a phone. So if they want to interrogate that and investigate that, then they're going to have to investigate Liddardt too, and I don't think Drew Nell wanted. Now, Fogne, hey, they say he ain't got no record, man. So I want to see what they bring up besides King Vine is his cousin.

King Vind is cousin, and he had more motive to kill him than Lidirk do, you know. So we're going to see that tomorrow morning. But yeah, Dutty Lowe, it's crazy, man. Like these kids, these, the youth. They different these days. You tell them that the feds want it or they're on America Most Wanted or they're on a poster saying that they want it. And it's like they're going to hang around and post up, you know, getting the cops. Police pull up.

I'm just going to skirt off on them, you know, have speed. Like, instead of getting on, man, before it's too late. But yeah, duty low must not have nothing to do with it, bro. He must like be sky free. They must not have enough evidence to charge duty low with the crime. Or they probably, it going off jam word maybe you know and duty load was never a part of anything or they ain't had a proof but it's saying that they got some proof on some guys but they just keeping them

blank like these cocker-spirited like booney mo we know he probably don't make a public statement about little dirt but we already know that the feds know that boone mo is the one who said that dirt got six hundred thousand dollars in the street it was never jam it was boony mo so where There's Booney Moot once again, man. Hey, to the youth. Hey, get out the streets, man. If you don't see this, if you don't see the snake, you're sting and this and all that. Y'all hit them ambulance, man.

Hey, look, though, if you don't, if you don't see this, if you don't get this, that it's every man for their self. Ain't no gang, gang, game, game. People are being used. You're used until you can't be used no more. Always remember that. You will be used until you can't be used no more. And once you go to jail, they're going to try to talk to your girl, get out pregnant.

they ain't gonna see you no money in jail and that's just how it is man hey i'm trying to tell you before you go through it because i know already went through it you know same guy they won't even answer a free phone call everybody get a free phone call 30 seconds and they don't even answer that bro they'd be saying that they don't even know how to press zero man it's crazy man but y'all get in the comments and let me know what y'all think yeah right here here we go say on august 18 2022 co-conspirator including co-spirator 5 ass co-conspirator two to travel the Southern California later that day. So they was time about Booney Mooney Moor.

Yeah, so Booney Mooney Moor got jam. Oh, man, we don't know where yet. What with the city? Your homie could die. Interesting. Hmm. A little sidebar real quick chat. We'll get back into the thing.

All right. Congratulations. I see everybody in media and not getting married and shit like that, you know. Shout to Joe Bunn. I see Joe Bunn. Joe Bunn popped the question off to his, uh, Mrs.

Okay, okay, okay, all right, I see what's up. Uh, congratulations to Joe. And this one even took me for even a bigger shocker.

Angela Yee. I even know Angelie had a man. Angelie getting married, though. Oh shit. I'm still in, Oh shit.

Angela Yee, Joe Budden, they getting married. Oh, I'm happy for them. I'm happy for them. Look at it. Yep.

I thought she was dating plies for the longest. If you don't what I'm saying? Like, I ain't know. I ain't know. This is like a darskin dude. I thought it was Acon for a second. I ain't know. Oh, somebody got the dude right here.

Meek Floyd. This is, huh? Oh, shit. Oh, shit. All right, Angela Yee. I see what the vibes is. That must have been locked in for a while, huh? Nah, this is good, man.

I'm happy for the happy couples. Yeah, how did Angel Ye hide her a nigga for that long? All right, W. N. J.E., man. W.R. Yeah, my man's got to have that one jet pick. You know what I mean? Like, yo, come on now. Anyway. Yeah, congratulations to all of them.

Shit. I can't wait to hear the podcast at the Joe Button wedding. That would be amazing. But anyway, did I want to touch on something else? Bro, I don't even want to touch on this next one. Let me get back to this case. Let me get back to this case. Here we go.

pinpoint coordinate. There's a cluster of phones all moving. Bro, it was absolutely atrocious. 4.23 p.m. to 4.45 p.m. They leave the dispensary and go to BAPE. BMW follows them to BAPE. We saw the pictures of the cars outside BAPE. And this part was crazy. And I'll be real with you. This part didn't quite make sense. It contradicted things earlier. Before you call me a liar, I'm just going to tell you what I thought I heard. If it doesn't line up with a transcript, then I've written it down wrong. If it does line up with a transcript, then maybe the information we heard it earlier on was wrong. But anyway, they said numerous times, and look, I wrote this down. I was thinking this don't make sense. But they said that the BMW left the Bap store and went to

the gas station. Now, I always thought it was the infinity that was the stolen car that was at the gas station. And they was talking about the BMW was two blocks away. Something wasn't quite adding up. No, no, no. The BMW passed by the gas station. So remember they're on, so they're on the phone. Check it out. The BMW, because it's not the hot car, they're driving a little bit closer to the the the uh escalate what they do is they give the last drop to the infinity that was always like a block away they say yo they stopped at the gas station get them but literally the BMW drives by the gas station and sees or they see actually the escalate turn into the gas station they drive by they confirm it they stop two blocks up and then they

They tell the infinity who was kind of like a blocker or two behind and be like, yo, it's at the gas station. So they spin into like this little alleyway. And that's when they kind of peep them. And Brown eyes is out the car first or is a flock of one of them. And they run and go try to do their thing. So yes, the BMW did go to that car. I can't talk today. The BMW did go by the gas station.

It just stopped two blocks away. because they kept saying gas station, maybe it was a slip of the tongue, maybe it wasn't correct before, because I was thinking it was two blocks away and they saw Cuondo's car speeding off. But anyway, maybe the BMW got to the gas station and then went to the other location. We didn't really hear much about that. All we heard, and the way they said it was kind of slick. They basically said it goes to the gas station, and there was a photo that we basically saw of the cars splitting up. So it was like the infinity was taking a left and the BMW was going straight.

But again, it was just a little bit confusing. It split off from this intersection at like 5.17 p.m. And then we saw the picture of the infinity at the gas station. Again, it wasn't the BMW, but it was just kind of like, okay, didn't quite add up. So basically, obviously the murder happened. Surveillance video of the shooting was shown once again very quickly. Just say this is where it went down. After the murder, they start speeding in the infinity.

Jam tells them a slowdown, calm down. They basically go somewhere and abandon that car. and then they all jump in the BMW. So it ends up being four niggas that came out of the hot car with Didi and Vani who are in the BMW. Apparently, I think it's either Jam or somebody like just jumps across all of them because it's four dudes in the back of a sedan. And then they drive somewhere and then they hop in an escalate.

And then they go to, I believe it. in and out and then they're done the GPS again the BMW goes to the in and out restaurant jones houston dd all of their phones pinged off at a gas station and bear in mind there were gaps where phones weren't pinging where either or no you have to like send a call make a call get a text not a face time not data but like an actual so there were big chunks where it was like okay this person obviously didn't get a phone called make a phone call send or receive an SMS text message during that time i message doesn't count either that counts as data so same kind of thing There were gaps, all right?

So the times they were like, look, we could only see these three phones being tracked, but like, brother, there's not credible alternative for where they could have been. So anyway, the BMW goes to in and out. In these cases, they rarely argue this type of forensic evidence. Phones is on the GPS triangulation. The only case I've seen them do a lot of argument on it is the YNW Melly case because the argument is about when he got out of the car, was it before the shooting after the shooting to their matching.

matching the phone stuff with the ballistic stuff and it becomes a lot. This Houston and Dede's phones were pinging at the gas station, right? Imagine that you out here killing somebody at gas station, your phone's getting a text and you ping the cell tower. It's crazy. So the BMW is this is what didn't make sense. They said the BMW departs the murder scene at 529. Now, I don't know maybe if that was a colloquial term that they were using for actually like the BN. No, the BMW is two blocks away from the murder scene.

W being two blocks away and that being the murder scene full. I don't know. Okay, okay, so he's sent it to me, yeah. That contradicted what I saw. Don't call, he's a liar. I wrote down what I heard. I was thinking that didn't quite out up with what I heard before. Anyway, all right, after that, let me skip forward.

Basically, after that, all right, they go to the in and out, and then basically Heston, Wilson, and Houston's phones, they travel to San Diego Airport. We see them traveling, all right? Hester's Jam. They see the picture of Jones with Jam at San Diego Airport. Houston's there, and they've got another picture. of him that's got a different time on it just like within a few minutes and then basically all

of the phones all ping off and land back at chicago airport so there's not really a case to be made that oh well this person's phone didn't ping off on the way to sandy echo bro they all right so apparently at two 15 to 239 a.m all right back at little dirk's rental house it originally seemed like vonie had driven the car back to dirk's house now i believe where this was probably wrong in my notes earlier. I'll be honest with you. I'll just be real with you. I think that earlier when they said that the BMW had gone to the level hotel right back to Dirk's house,

I don't know if I did or if someone else did. I really can't remember at this point. But I think an assumption was made that, oh, it went to the hotel and back, it went to the murder and went back to Dirk's house. Well, obviously found out that when it was involved in the murder, it was then parked on a random street and Voney got a Uber back to Dirk's house. didn't matter because back at Dirk's rental house Voni's phone is pinging the cell tower in Dirk's rental house

So it doesn't matter, right? And that was the end of the presentation So there was a little bit of cross-examination They talked about cell site connections at Kwondo Rondo's hotel You know, the different people that were connected at different places The dispensary pretty much had everybody Everybody pinged off and had texts in that big long period of time spinning the dispensary

And basically they're saying that there was a connections at the gas station to, you know, D.D., Jones, Jam, and Houston, okay? So the people you thought were there, allegedly, all right? So cross-examination begun. Dirk's lawyer got up there. It was the female law. I think it was, is it Christy O'Connor? Apologies if I've got that wrong, but obviously, you know, Brian Steele, the big famous lawyer,

Drew Findlin, Young Boy's lawyer, it's like they got the aura, but, you know, I don't want to put the ladies down. Let me, you know what I'm saying? I believe it was Christy O'Connor right this is her website so shout to her man if you need a if you need a good lawyer you're probably an expensive lawyer you know what I'm saying you might want to tap in with her

right hopefully we'll never need that anyway she got up there she did her thing alright so you know it's not just all the blocs not just a big man fest right we got the ladies representing too basically said let's just focus on jam and I think what they were basically trying to do was just be like oh look it was jam

jams everywhere let's just let's just point the finger at jam and just hope for the best right and bear in mind they didn't have Dirk's phone records for this. So they basically said, we're going to talk about his location on the morning of 18th. They caught up with him in Chicago. And actually, no, this is where it got smart, because this is where they trashed his credibility. They said at 10.30 a.m. They went back and forth about what different type of time it was. There was time differences. I think it was more like six something in the morning that the local Chicago time was. But that's irrelevant. What's relevant is

that they basically said that there were records for Jam's phone from T-Mobile. I said if someone is in one place and they're not moving, they tend to just be pinging to one tower location, all right? They said the outgoing call that Jam made, right? He did two outgoing calls to the same number, same cell tower, and the third call was an incoming call to Boone Mo. So he was talking about Boone Moe caught him blindsided when he called him to get him involved with this murder. Well, turns out he'd call Booney Moe twice.

But the even more damning thing, right, they said the longer call where Boone Mo answered and told him about you need to go to California was 200. 167 seconds, so like four minutes and changed. He said that there's no other cell site and that Jam's phone only pinged one cell tower. And there was apparently nothing to indicate that Jam was in a car driving to his son's school, right? That was confirmed. That was crazy. They said you wouldn't present something that's unreliable.

You're an expert, right? End of cross-examination. So after that, the judge asked for some details that he basically explained that voice and text is different. Data is different. FaceTime is data. Video is data. a voice call, an actual cell phone call, and a SMS text message is different,

and they ping the cell tower. Data doesn't ping cell towers. That's not how that works. So Christy O'Connor actually got up and asked a couple more questions, I believe, and said, could you see a FaceTime record if you did a full cell phone extraction? And the guy was like, well, my extraction license expired

four or five years ago, I don't want to talk about extractions. I'm not here to talk about extractions. And they basically said, well, did you ask about this? And they said, well, look, the info comes from cell phone providers. This isn't an extraction. We're not here saying that we did an extraction of their phones. We're here to just show the cell phone locations. Then Dede's lawyer got up and did his thing, right?

He basically said, you showed the BMW leaving the Sheraton at 916 and it arrives at Cuando's hotel at 936 that morning. And he said, by the way, he just wanted to make it clear. Scrolling Instagram doesn't get logged as any type of data. You could be scrolling Instagram on the hit. And I guess you might not ping a cell tower. But they basically said Jones's phone was at the Sheraton's. Jam was to like 838 in the morning. and then eventually they were at Cuando's hotel, right?

They said that Aza Houston's phone also went downtown and they said no one else's phones pinged, right? Voni and Cuando's phones were seen at the level. Houston, they said it was only Houston Grant Hester, not Lindsay and Jones. And then they said the dispensary, all phones were there. Houston, Jones, and Lindsay. Yeah, I mean, it's kind of interesting with this GPS data

because no one's actually, The defense has yet to counter or even try to say someone wasn't where the feds have accused them of being. So this is more of overkill, kind of just making a complete case. The government probably had it in their arsenal in case. In case one of these guys wanted to say, oh, that wasn't their phone, this and third. Oh, they didn't have a phone. They have this info for that. But Brian's stealing them.

They're not dumb enough to do that. And by the way, Brian still winning. care. Dirk wasn't on the drill. When it comes to Dede, his lawyer is going to care a bit because remember D D DD is in one of the cars, even though it's a car that it is not, it's a car that has no shooters in it. But you got to remember that car supposedly picks up the shooters and also remember the stalking element, which is still a charge. So these phones were only there after midday. And then basically like he said that there was cell activity more towards like lunchtime. and they said basically that

Vonny would like this kind of was interesting because this guy was like oh I want to do like stats a stat sheet on these who made the most calls and this was loki irrelevant and he made it not made this up but he created this graphic himself based on what was in the report so he said as far as each person making

the amount of calls and texts that they made Vonie made 34 Houston made 132 Dedi made 59 Jam made 89 Jones made 42 and Lindsay made 44. And basically the expert was like, look, I don't know where you got those numbers from. Sometimes T-Mobile doesn't ping for text. Sometimes it does.

So they could be missing or duplicate messages. So these totals that you've given, like, are not reliable. I'm not backing those. I'm not authorising those. And basically they said, look, these are like Vonnys and JAMS phone numbers. And then Didi's lawyer was all wrong.

Oh, my God. Oh, so tired. It's been such a long day. I might that didn't overdo it, didn't make it, didn't grandstand, just got to the point. So respect to David Lindsay's lawyer on that one. He actually did a good job on that one. So from there, yeah, David Lindsay's lawyer, which is brown eyes, you have to realize that number one, it's kind of odd. Like his client is pretty much the most dead to rice.

Like, nigga, you're one of the shooters. The other two shooters are testifying, and they're all corroborating that you were the other person. he seems to be just playing along with the strategy of let me not fight the actual murder let me just go along with what the strategies of Dirk which Dirk is saying we know a murder happened I wasn't there

and because I wasn't there the only thing I can say is that I authorized people to do it I didn't D D D D D D D has to just think about the stalking aspect because he didn't do the money murder either either. All right. No more questions.

The government redirected. Nearly done. It's over. This is the last page. I'll stop with the yawning. But anyway, so after that, all right, they said the prosecution had a chance to talk some more. They said, all right, well, just briefly, right? So we can't

see anything from FaceTime messages, eye messages. What about signal, telegram? None of that can be tracked. He said it's true. He said there could be other ways of tracking people, right? He said, yes. He said, we saw the phones and they kind of followed the BMW all around the dispensary in a cluster, right? We saw all the cell phones together, clustered around for a three to four hour period right by the BMW, all in the same area. And they said, just because you don't get location data from a call record, it doesn't mean that a phone isn't in a location. That was it. They basically was just like, just because the phone

didn't ping for a few hours, doesn't mean you're not there. Yes, that's it. So the last thing they did, that witness left the stand. They introduced a new witness. It's not going to say who they were, but they were with the LAPD robbery homicide division, and they also, I don't know how it works, but they also worked alongside the FBI task force. They've been 23 years on the cause. I didn't know this was a job. They are open source intelligence agent. They get all of their information from the internet.

People saying that I'm the feds. There's actually a Fed that actually does this job and find stuff on the internet. They talk about I'm the feds, right? But this was actually the Fed. I was low-key thinking, you're thinking, bro, I need to get some tips from this guy because I bet he has got all the info. So he did open source research on social media as well as websites like Cash App, anything that's on Google. They have industry standard tools. I wrote down the tools.

I might have to use some of these. They said they have something called Hunchley, Fireshot, Penlink. They basically have different ways that they can gather information on the internet. And he said he did an open source investigation for the FBI. And he said that basically Google and others allow you to do a different date range search. I'm very familiar with this because I'm an expert researcher gang. and I have used the Google date search tool, which they've tried to remove, but there's a backdoor to still get it if you really want to know, right? So, you know what I'm saying?

I'm sure the feds don't need that sort of advice. But there is actually still a backdoor to get Google date search. And it is actually disgraceful that Google is actually trying to hide and get rid of the date search function because that's so important for open source intelligence. Because otherwise, just like with the YouTube algorithm, have you noticed you can't really, when you type stuff on YouTube now and you scroll through, you don't eventually see everything. They'll just serve you the same shit over and over again that they want you. to see they're hiding stuff that you'll never see again. Anyway, all right, they showed a giant search of dozens of Twitter posts from November the 6th, 2020, King Von's death, to August 22, August the 19th, the day of Lil Pab's murder.

What was the search term? Slide for Von. That phrase had countless posts of people saying slide for Von, many of them ating Lil Durk, some of them acting Lil Durk and duty low personally, right up until the literal day on hours of the murder. they showed some of these one of them said who in the rack i'm fin a slide for von since dirk won't do it another person said at little dirk when you're going to slide for von or have i got to do it now there was an objection that was overruled but they basically said consistently people are ating little

dirk saying slide for von and there was dozens of messages they showed now i am going to wrap it up there that was all the main notes okay and uh let me just talk to the peoples for a second okay I am not going to stop covering this trial. I do not care, okay? I might have to move different, all right? I might not be able to do everything in front of the courthouse. I was getting harassed today. You know, some YouTubers was acting like they ram me off the block.

They were screaming in the back of my video so I couldn't record a good video. And I would rather, like, rather than just let these little clowns get their little clout, right? Because some of these guys is nobody's, right? And they are out here basically trying to come up off of me. and a lot of people are jealous and a lot of people are hating because I'm getting a large amount of coverage. Perhaps I wouldn't say the most.

I'd say academics is number one and he's been number one for a long time. But I would say, look, I'm up there and he's shown a lot of love. I spoke to act on a phone before I made this video. And a lot of people are hating. And I just want to make something clear. It's all well and good coming,

like harassing me outside the courthouse. But like, I do, I think there will be consequences. I think all of... Nah, no, they're mad. it this thing about that look Danat made a video I think Danat has a whole thing did you see this

he has a whole thing the Traplor Ross exposed yeah him and Trappin kind of going in yeah he has a video coming up on Trappler Ross I think Settie Nash's kind of critique Traploreau Ross as well I don't know what's going on with that either of these folks that are thinking that they you know saying that they're saying that

going to punch me in my due nose inside the courtroom, you know, harassing me and chasing me, you know, it's all one thing coming up to me with your freedom of speech and saying you disagree with me, but chasing me off location on courthouse, on federal courthouse property, you're going to have a problem, okay? You're going to have a problem. And I think there will be consequences. I am a civilian. I'm not a gangster. I'm not a member. I'm not a Bede, I'm not blood. I'm a civilian. So I don't abide by any of these stupid rules, all right? You will see what happens, all right? You'll see. So I just want to let that be known, okay? I know. Yeah. So that Dirk thing was well-timed. I was starting to hear that the temperature

with Traplow Ross was increasing. And I called Traplor and I warned him. I said, I think somebody's going to try you. Okay? And even with Dirk saying this, I still had to warn him, don't get a little babyed out here. When a nigga tell you, yo, leave him alone. That's when the back door come, ass Tye Lil, nigga, trust. Okay? Now that supposedly there's word from Smurk saying leave him alone, nigga, keep your head on a swivel. Now it's time to worry.

Okay? I learned that one from a little baby. When you squash the beef, that's the time to worry. Okay? Trust me, chat. trust me. So from what I heard, you know what I mean?

Again, not from Dirk's people, but I heard people were going to try to take a shot at him just to see if they could go viral or whatever, which wouldn't help Dirk, obviously. But trust and believe, if I'm Trappler-Ross out there, whether he's reporting for Dirk or against Dirk,

I wouldn't take my chances, man. I will not take my chances. Do not let that thing rock you to sleep. We're like, oh, Smirk says, let everybody leave me alone. Yide. God. Be fucking careful.

I know who did what. All right. I see you guys. I took a good look at everybody, okay, that was on nonsense today. So I'm hearing all type of threats. I'm hearing people. Everyone's calling me, right? I would say just stop calling me.

There are people that have reached out to pass on threats, attempts to do certain things to me. You are fucking idiots, right? You're going to get yourselves. There was one video that kind of like popped up. There's a video that popped up. New Balance on, look. Come and talk about me.

That's crazy. Outhead, that's about me. You're not even from me or caught ice on the... Oh shit. Oh, he's back. He back. He back.

Hey, come on, man. What is going to? You've been hiding like a... I'm right. You look, guys. Look at you. You ready to... You ready to walk?

You ready to walk? Ready to what? You ready? Say again, you ready to? You ready to what? You're ready to what? Why you're writing Doug, man, so. You know what you,

D-writing D-Duck? Why you did writing duck? Bro, I'd never heard of you in my life, bro. I ain't never heard of you in my life, you don't even know the laws out here. I ain't never heard of you in my life, James. You don't even know the laws, bro. You don't know the laws, bro.

You was a brand of-brow. Bro, I, bro, you're here for me, you a bitch. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. right now. Why would I do that bro? I'm not a fighter, bro. I'm a journalist, I'm a journalist, bro. You're a nobody. You haven't done anything. Well, why are you here to talk to me? Why are you coming, why are you coming out here to talk to me then? You're not working. Why are you out here to come talk to me? This is the type of this guy that they talk about the internet.

Look at this cloud chasing, man. These guys come out on a Friday night. Bro, this guy is on nothing, bro. Come on man. This guy's not. What is he doing, bro? What is he doing? He put a big, gonna be smacking. This is right outside the courthouse building. This is how they're acting. This is how they behaving.

This is how they behaving out here, man. On the federal court house ground, bro. It's pathetic, bro. It's pathetic, bro. They out here do a court house property, bro. Can anyone tell me who this guy is? Can anyone tell me who this guy is, bro? What are you? Who are you, bro? I'm coming when I'm ready.

You want to have a conversation? You want to have a conversation? Or you're just going to be a personal? You just go to my own? Bro, you're making me money right now, bro. You're making me content. You're making me content, bro. You're out here following another man around, bro. I got one point seven. K in my chat right now. Off of me. Offer me, bro. You ain't getting that without me. You ain't getting that without me, bro. I've seen your chat on my life, bro. I ain't never said a shit in my life. Bro, I'm right here, bro.

I'm right here. I'm here. Ninja turtle looking. Say your thing. Go on to say it. Hey, by the way, by the way, when Dirk gets freed on Wednesday

when they dropped the case, you go take your shit back to England. Yeah, this guy's so funny. You're going to case Wednesday. You can't come back to the United States. Okay, so I can't come back to United States. Hey, are you going to say something reasonable?

Let's talk. Let's rap. Because they got to beat some holes and be your security. But I'm from Chicago and you're a straight bitch. Hey, so you, you heard

about me in Chicago. I'm not there. I'm not there. You heard about me in Chicago? I swear your security can't say you. Call me a bitch. And what's where to have? Who are you, bro?

Call me a and I'm sweating. Can't say you. Call me a fucking. That's right. I bet you want to come. Who are you? Who are you? You're not going to call me why?

Because I'm sick of it, bro. This is free content for me. Keep running it up, right? All you do is talk about people killing people with shit. That's all you do. Hey, what it's good? This shit kind of seemed like a skit.

This is the most peaceful, most aggressive thing I've ever seen. And, you know, this is what I was saying is not Dirk fans. I'm pretty sure they do like Dirk, but like these guys are streaming too, right? So they're streaming and their numbers are going up. They're even bragging about their numbers. They're not realizing that people are categorizing this like Dirk sanctioned this. Like Dirk sent them over there. You get what I'm saying?

which that's not true. Like these guys are trying to get their own viral moment. When this case is over, you're flipping patties. You make a toast. You make a bean a toast. You get me a, get me in your burgers, fuck, man. Australia, man. These guys are litter up.

Bro said Australia, bro. Bro said Australia, bro. Look at them shoes, bro. Them Gucci's, boy. Them Gucci, bro. Come on. What are you wearing new balance, bro? I'm wearing Gucci.

That's what it is. He and the new balance. I'm in the big, big, good stepers, bro. I'm wearing big, big stepers, man, come on. He got a mic. He got a boehler. You ain't even got a bag. You ain't even got a bag. Oh, I'm the reason. Okay, I'm the reason.

Big guy is sued. That's shit. Br, I got big feet. You know what they say about big feet, right? You got tiny feet. You know what they say about small feet, right? You know what they say about small feet? Is that why you're right?

Look at the tie. His tie is so goddamn. This design a drip. He looks like a cartoon character. Bro, this is a full wins or not, bro. You need to learn about fashion shit, bro. This is a full wins or not. You probably going to...

Bro, we're talking about I'm eating a sugar size. I'm eating good, bro. I'm eating good, bro. Why would I do that? I don't fight. I don't fight, bro. I don't fight. You are dumb, you're illiterate fool, bro.

I got a scrubby. You can't even grow a beard. You can't even grow a beard, bro. Hey, grow a beard, bro. Come back when you got a beard, bro. With a new balance on, bro. With a new balance on, bro. Academics, my homie, you're begging it, you begging it.

Academics post you the best day of your life. Come back with five security guards on Tuesday. Bro, do whatever, bro. Now he got to get another one. You guys out here, grown men making videos about me, bro. You're all my d'i. You come back with five security on Tuesday. Bro, you do, you do whatever, bro.

What you're gonna do? Say what you gonna do. Why you want to see Dirk like that? Tell us. I want the streets of LA to be safe. The streets of LA. Yeah. You're from London.

What the F*** you know about the streets of LA. Hold on. Oh, what the f***? You know about the streets of L.A. You're not the- What do you know about the streets of L.A.? Where are you from? You don't know about your-

shit. What me if I start? What-be-for-start? What-be-for-start? You're talking about who-h-h-hly-sliding, who's killing you. Who? Who? Who?

Who? Name one. You know what you started. Who'd I start. You was egg in that stone. You was egging that shit. I started for V. Bron, these guys don't have a clue what they're talking about.

We all shit. No ass. Hey, he knows what's going on. Yeah. Infamade off. Thank you for the 10. You're right. The two dudes who you're talking about, yeah, that's them right here. That's them that's pressing them. He started that city.

Now, come on, try again. Try again. Who else? Who else? Who else? Oh, they're part of Cuffham's BAU group? Oh, that's why. Okay, okay, okay, okay. That's why. 100 bodies. Bro, go home and do your homework, bro. I'll be honest. You know I give Trap a little bit of credit?

He's out of here. He don't got no friends. He just has two security guards. He got to film the whole thing. He's kind of like doing everything. He's multitasking. Can't lie. A couple of good, bro.

You talked about you. A young boy, 40 body. Trying to get the fucking locked up. It went 40, bro. It went 40. It was 19. It was 19, bro. He ain't good nothing to say no more.

Come on. Come on. Come on. What else? Go, move. Bo. What else? What else, man?

Come on. You was a. Name one of the... Name a beef I started. Name a beef I started. You can't name a single one. I'm gonna read your tweet. Dirt's just blaming everything on Vonny. What the f***. Yep. That's what happened. You were there.

Was you there? Was you there? Why you said that? Why you said that? That's what happened. You weren't there. You weren't there. You weren't there. You weren't there. You weren't there.

You're cute. You're cute. You... You... Hey, what happened to your teeth, man? I thought I was the English guy. What happened to your teeth? your teeth man hey i thought you had dental care out here you got more money than me why are you out

here doing this i got more money to me bro come on let's not be silly bro i got one point a k in my chat right now hey hey hey i i i got more money to me bro you look broke look at your pants look at your shorts bro you talk about more money you got you got you got stained on your shorts jean you got thing on your shorts i'm not touching him bro i'm not touching this right here but i'm not touching this what beef did i start you ain't answered what beef did you start what beef did you start you're doing a bleeders you're doing the bleeders you're doing a folka trade beef you're doing all of that i so i started that i started that oh my mom who got arrested nobody got arrested for why you you don't know what you're talking about why you're talking about why you're talking about why you're

talking about why are you here talking about dirt you talking like little dirt snitching little dirt didn't snitching why you're not rocking no designer well you're not rocking no designer man Where your t-shirt from? Where your t-shirt from? Where them shorts from? Hey, Lord, I got a question for you. Yes. Yep.

Yeah, to the content creators out there, man. Listen, remember, it's hard to notice who is who, especially when you're going to have duty load passing out free dirt t-shirts. We don't know who's fans. No, it's not even me. It's about the jurors. The jurors don't know who are fans. People don't know who's just coming there to get some calls.

They don't know whose content creators. The jurors are going to think no matter what's going outside, it's because of these guys as the defendants. And that's going to prove to us that they're violent, they're confrontational. And it's one of those things is going to say, yo, someone's going to say, man, whatever they said these niggas did, they probably did it, man. You heard what that one jury that got dismissed said? The juror said, hey, they look guilty.

That's what guilty dudes look like. Now, that person probably just didn't want to get on the jury. But regardless, when you're dealing with middle America that doesn't understand this culture, they don't know that, yo, even though Dirk is in their battling for his life, y'all pulling up in black trucks, smoking weed on the court steps, bumping songs, y'all got a boom box, y'all playing federal nightmares. They don't know that, you know, that's a unique way of kind of urban, you know, protesting. They're looking like, nigger, that's usually, when we see that, we cross the tree when we're walking with our kids. When we see that, we move out that community because that shit is ghetto. So he's got to be mindful of this.

You know, there's a lot of guys who rock with Dirk from the rack. Obviously, maybe they don't want to come to court. But they know that maybe it's better they don't show up at all. And that's what I was saying about, not boo-im-mo, about duty low. That's why I kind of, I'm questioning duty low a little bit because it's like, hey, listen, if you're not going in the court peacefully sitting down in the family section where his mom is sitting at, where his dad is sitting at, where his wife is sitting at, if you're just outside kind of adding on, even though we get the idea of protesting, it's probably better if you just support Dirk from home, right, to support him from home. That's what I think DJ Bans is doing and a couple others. So why are you not neutral?

Why are you choosing some? I am neutral, bro. I'm telling you what happens. You're not neutral. Wait, hold on. You're not neutral. If you're neutral, why are you trying to pitch it on Dirk? What do you mean?

I ain't trying to pin nothing on him. You're making your own opinions. I can have an opinion. I can be a journalist with an opinion. Why are you making your opinions? Now, this is where like, you know, if this guy was a little bit calmer, I think he could have like a legit conversation with trap lore on camera about neutralness versus having your opinion and reporting the facts.

that it might either slant it or you could give your opinion and it still comes across as, okay, that's his opinion, but here's the facts. Like, again, this is new age journalism. So a lot of times people are going to have their opinion. The opinion shouldn't just taint the facts. I guess that's what I'm saying. Hello journalists have opinions. Just report.

Hell of journalists have opinions. You mad, bro. You mad because I got a motion, right? Because my reporting's good. You're mad because my reporting's good, right? Wait, I said booty mode? No, stop it. I said booney.

Stop it, nigger. Because my reporting is solid. You ain't going in, bro. That's not the way in, bro. You don't know what you're talking about. That ain't the way in, bro. Yeah, well, you ain't going to. Yeah, well, you ain't going to, bro.

Go away. Go home, bro. Go make some money, bro. I will say, though, like, yo, these guys are not trying to get the trap lore rolls. Like, these two slow-moving security cannot stop nothing. You know, if it was a real situation, they would have got Traplora out of there. Yeah. Do my dogs have sisters?

Um, yeah, nothing's happening here. I'm making money right now. Yeah, more than me? How much you make it? Hey, how much you make yesterday? How much you made yesterday? You don't want to know. Oh, God.

I do, bro. You don't want me to know. You wouldn't even believe. I wouldn't, because it's going to be kept. Say it. If it's so good, say it. You won't even believe it. You wouldn't even believe it.

You wouldn't even believe. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not, nigg. What you need, bro? You're like what? What you mean? What you mean?

What you mean? What you mean, no, what you mean? What you're talking about? I don't mind off in the test. Old ass. No, we don't mind off in the test. Why don't we have a civil conversation? Why don't we have a civil conversation?

Don't even work no more. Why don't we just have a civil conversation, bro? Let's have a real conversation. What do we have an interview? Why do a real interview? Why don't we do a real interview, bro? Why don't we actually talk? You're hysterical.

You emotional, man. Hey. Yeah, so confusing about, about, like how empty it kind of looks out here for this huge trial. Get your, you need to go home and upload so you can make your money, man. I don't know how you sleep at night, gang. I sleep good, bro, on a big ass bed. You probably sleep on a single, little futon.

You're on a futon. You're in the, you and the futon. You're on the warm mattress. Everybody's for me, bro. That's why you're here. That's why you're here, bro. You're out here clout chasing. They got to try popular. Bro, you have no idea, bro.

You have no idea, bro. I got no jubber. Don't you got no jumper. Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah. Everybody in a fucking walking no jumper at interview.

All right, cool. Cool. I was just at no jumper. Oh, my mama. So then what's so bad about no jumper? You was just there? You was just there? Let this wrong with no jump on.

What are you talking about? What are you talking about? You ain't made no good points. Try again, ma'am. Let's have a convo and have a good point. Make a good point because I'm here willing to talk to you. Uh, talk. There's nothing to talk about.

I don't want to talk about. Oh, nothing to talk about. And why are you here? Go home. My home. that boy go home i'm gonna hear the same way you're here i'm just chilling you're in there writing on your notebook hey what can you summarize what you're mad about summarize what you're mad about summarize what you're mad about what you find across the country

you got kids you got no kids you got nothing you don't know that you don't know any you literally don't know anything go start a family shorts bro man what you're wrong with you bro oh my mama bro you got family This is miserable is a bitch. Oh God, all you do is just talking about blacks on YouTube. That's all you do, gay. You see the video I did on Cameron Terrell? You see the video I did on Eminem? You ain't see the video I deal on Eminem?

What do you do? Hey, go watch the video, bro. You don't, you ain't done your research. You ain't done your research. You ain't do your research. Yeah, because I do videos about other stuff. I do videos about stuff other than gangsters, bro. By Donald Trump.

This is talking about how many murders you're doing and all this shit. You're trying to get locked up, bro. No. Why the fuck you talking about him boy then? He got part of by Dennytoe. He's my favorite rapper. He ain't in North Korea. He's my favorite rapper.

He ain't in North Korea, bro. You have no idea what you're talking about. You have no idea what you're talking about. Why are you talking about murders? Why are he rapping about murders? Why are he rapping about murders that they're involved in? Hey, this guy's smart. I want to talk to you, man.

Give me your opinion. Hey, tell me what you think. Rappers should stop happening about murders that they're involved in. I agree with you. I agree with you. But let's go further. Rapper should stop doing murder. They should stop doing murder.

You're going to murderers, right? Yeah, you're a smart. Hey, we got a smart guy out here. We got a smart guy out here. Hey, I appreciate you. You can rap about anything until the shit starts actually fucking . Bro, this guy's smart. Hey, what's your...

Nailpaws, they got to do with that. Hey, what's your name, bro. Hey, broskey. You got on your shit. You got on your band. You come on your band. You're being a cool right now. Hey.

He's just smart, bro. He's just intelligent. You got new... Bro, he's smart, bro. He's smart. He's the only one with some brain cells right here, bro. He got all the brain cells. Oh, it's all going to be me.

It's all going to be me, yeah? That's my fault. That's my fault, yeah? That's my fault, yeah? That's my fault, yeah? That's my fault, yeah? That's my fault, yeah? Hey, let's talk, man.

I like this guy, this guy's smart. I'm trying to talk to him. What are those? What the fuck? Bro, those is trash. I can't lie. The gray new balance is crazy. What are they, these?

What are they? The numbers? The numbers say otherwise, gee. The numbers say otherwise, bro. Number say I got hell of fans, bro. Try again. That's it. Because I'm tired, right?

All right. I'm holding my phone. Bro, I've been holding my phone up. You ain't holding a phone up. All right. Okay, okay. All right. I'll take a little break from this.

We do have, actually, I've got something else for this. What is it? There's some lyrics that we wanted to get to. We had some lyrics I'll get to, but I'll get to in a second. Let me see what else is popping in hip up. Chat, we got to talk about that fake 49 player. That guy's a legend. I low-key want to say free him.

You know all these women, man. They love scammers so they get scammer. Where am I scamming ass niggas at? Now they don't want to talk about it no more. Okay, what's whacking Adam talking about? Oh, should we react to the Nori shit? It started on my platform. Okay, I'll react to Nori stuff real quick.

Vlad, this is Norrie. Let me see. And then Nori responds to Vlad. So let me actually react to this whole thing real quick. If you don't know, I interviewed DJ Vlad not too long ago, and he had something to say about Nori. He said this. He's going to fucking screw you.

Nori's about Nori. You know, his word don't mean shit. He's a snake. That's the way I look at it. I don't fucking Nori anymore. Last time I was in Miami, like he told me he's going to do it, but then just wouldn't give me a time.

Let me tell you. Vlad takes his interviews mad serious, man. Wait, wait. Yo, news flash to anybody. Vlad will hate you more than the Nazis, my nigga. If you tell him you're going to do an interview, you don't do it. Vlad going to air you out. Vlad might call you a bitch.

It's better off you tell Vlad. I'm not doing your interview. Okay? Don't string Vlad along. And I guess that's what happened with Nori here. So listen to Vlad talk about how he was strung along by Norris. Told me he's going to do it. Then just wouldn't give me a time or a date.

And it's getting close to the end of my trip. And I'm still getting the run around. And it turned into like, we started basically talking shit to each other over text. And at the end, he's like, you know something, man, I'm sorry. You know, you my friend. Like, I'm tripping. You know, you're right. You know, when I come to L.A., we're going to do this.

Whatever else comes to L.A. More than my fucking calls again. And then I've seen him do a media run with like Tony Ayo and them and like do like a bunch of smaller. Doing a bunch of small podcasts. Yeah. Doing a bunch of small. And I was like, man, fuck this, bro. Fuck this dude.

And me and him, we got into a big fuck you back and forth. He's going to fucking screw you. Okay. So basically, he got into this really bad argument with, with Nori. Because Nori promised that he would do his platform. And then Norie basically gave him the runaround. He was in Florida. Norris is down there in Florida.

Nori was like, oh, tomorrow, this N-third didn't do it. then he sees nory in l a Vlad lives in l a lay and basically norie does not do his platform so here we are now with norie who is responding to Vlad and I ain't gonna lie Nori did not hold nothing back

he went in on Vlad he said this I might dress this real quick I didn't want to dress this in front of y'all but I will I will Vlad TV I don't front on everybody I fronted on you. I did to you what you do to our culture.

I bent you over and I fucked you. Yalom me. Because you know what? I was going to do your interview. And you flaked on. Guess what? I'm a grown man. I have a right to change my mind.

Facts. Right. And then y'all is just too small. He's too sharp right now. Yeah. And I start to see how I start to see how shit is changing. I start to see how you actually. Put Rick Ross.

You actually try to put Rick Ross in jail. That is my world. You're a rat. Yeah. You're told. Yeah. You benefit of a black drama. You do.

You are Jerry Springer. Now. He was like, you guys, charge him because he's not going to do your interview. No, I'm not doing yours. I don't like you.

So guess what? I played the game that you've been playing for years. Welcome to the motherfucking party. Make a lot Okay I give my thoughts I kind of

I defend Norie's right Not to do it too You know I rock with Vlad I think the thing with Vlad is I think he's really big on You know especially in the media He feels he has these relationships With these people

And you should notice about Vlad Anytime Vlad talks about Julio Fulio Vlad was like man I just man he was such a nice guy man, I gave him this advice. You know, Vlad, you do not know that nigger, man. Like, I know you did an interview with him. You do not know him.

But I do think Vlad takes these relationships. And he really takes it serious, especially when, you know, maybe he's done something for someone or he asked you, hey, will you do it? And I think the normal industry runaround, Vlad hates. But that happens a lot. You get what I'm saying? Like, Drake gave the runaround to every one of these podcasters who hate his guts now, right? Like, yo, no, we're going to get one in.

We're going to get one in. They ain't getting one in. They ain't never getting one in. You know, he just lied to them. And, yeah, I think that's what norie did. Here's the uncomfortable truth. Vlad, while having one of the most popular platforms, a lot of people still feel that way about Vlad.

You get what I mean? They don't want to be a regular on the show. They don't have that innate respect for him. They can't ignore him now because he got wild numbers. Like he's like his his he's put up the accolades and he's now so cemented They can't like there was a time like he's like niggins like Joe button Joe Bunn used to like ignore him and talk down on him Then after a while you realize he's just flat out one of the big dogs They don't ignore him no more but they kind of don't want to be on a platform

You know and that's what kind of came across to me with um norie shit Norie don't mind having Vlad on his platform he don't want to be on Vlad's platform Now, if you ask me, I think Norris should have told him no. Norris should have told, you know, he asked Norris should be like, I'm good. I'm not doing your platform. But I do think the way how Vlad deals with stuff, it makes these, I'm going to say, it's hard for niggas to tell him no, man. And that's why I say like Norwich should have said no. Nori don't want to do it.

But the thing is, you see, and I think I encourage Vlad on this, though. because we were talking about the Boosy thing. I encourage Vlad to be like, you know, if we all in media, like, yo, if they do your platform, you just do their platform. So Vlad does the breakfast club. Remember, Charlemagne didn't do his issue.

Charlotte Man ain't do, um, Vlad shit in mad long. And then Vlad did the breakfast club like twice. And I think he could in front of Charlott man. Like, oh, what's good? Like, nigga, like I'm doing your shit. You haven't done a Vlad TV joint in a while. And then, you know,

Shawman was like, oh, I think something happened. when people were like mad at Vlad, but they eventually came back. The reality is, is something about Vlad's platform. I think it's about a lot of what people say about him. It's okay to be in the cool club when you're interviewing Vlad on your platform, but to go on Vlad platform, people don't really want to. And I think Vlad should know that. Nick, it's the reason why you're the one who pioneered,

I can't speak today, pioneered paying people. but I do agree with Vlad he should have told him I don't think no one got to do an interview with Vlad they don't even really got to give him a reason why

but I understand like a nigga kind of like dragging you along like I rather you just say no right like nigga you're a grown ass man Vlad's a grown ass man he's not about to

pull your pants down and spank you if you don't do an interview just don't tell him you're going to do an interview and when he texts you don't be like oh nah I'm gonna do it soon bro, just be like,

your brother, I'm not, I want to do, you see, they can't say they don't want to do an interview because he's going to see them do other interviews. Just tell the Nick, exactly what it is. Like, I don't want to be associated

with your platform like that. But I'm going to lie, that's going to look incredibly fake because you should have had him on your platform. Just like how, um, if you're saying that, oh, it's because he slapped Rick Ross

and that makes him a rat, you had him on drink champs after that. So I think Vlad has made it clear, but when Vlad asked you out for interviews, just tell him. know. Right? Just don't tell him

no. Because I do think Vlad went far when he was like, yo, Norrie's a bitch. I don't think it's that serious. But I do understand

somebody feel like their time is wasted. But yeah. I don't know Norie at all, but I don't got nothing against him. He just should have

told Vlad no. And Vlad should have been able to take that no. Anyway, I think Boosie responded back to me. I don't even want

to do the back and forth to Boocy, but like should I, should I even I think Bousie like responding back to me and shit like that. I don't really want to do it back and forth to him.

I want to talk about this fake football player, though. I'm not going to cap. That's the, that's the dopesest story I've heard this year. Where is this Bousie clip? There's a new Bousie clip where Bucie is like responding back to me. And I don't know why Bousie,

every time he addresses me, he's like, first of all, he says my name wrong. But he basically says that, I'm just picking up for Vlad and I'm like, nigga, I don't give a fuck what type of shit

you got going on with Vlad, bro. Like, all right, here we go. DJ Academy. Sure. The Boosie's like, he's at this point,

but this is why we love Boosie. We know he's like purposely mispronouncing my name but it's dope. It's Boosy, bro. He kept telling this friend don't pay no bad. Boosie.

Vlad fucked up the entire interview game. You see, Vlad, let me tell you the story of Vlad. Let me tell you how this shit goes. This idea that y'all thinking, listen, Vlad created this ecosystem. That's why I'm laughing at Busy. Boosie, if you go on most podcasts, they're not painting outside of hip-hop. Vlad single-handedly created this because he was making that much money.

In general, you've been on the breakfast club, Busy. Does the breakfast club pay you? You know why? You don't got to ever be on my platform because I ain't paying you a fucking dime. The breakfast club never paid you and I for sure wouldn't pay you. Okay? So if they're not paying, but that's what hip hop is, right? So historically, let me give the history lesson for people who don't understand.

You don't get paid from a breakfast club interview and you don't pay to be on there. It's what's called, quid pro quo. It's almost an exchange. They have a platform. they have people who are watching and you want to promote something usually an album or music I've taken that

I have built up hip hop fans I have a hip hop platform if someone wants to sit with me I think that's a fair exchange I'm gonna have my audience tune into you you basically have a giant interview two hours of advertising

whatever you want to do if you want to tell stories about you in the streets go do that if you want to tell personal stories go ahead but that's what it is. So I don't personally believe in none of this payment shit. Now, let's really talk about what's happening. And I'm not speaking about you directly, Boosie,

but I'm speaking about why everybody starts doing these paid interviews. First of all, rappers are extremely fucking broke. The top, like, six media niggas make more than probably every rapper not named Drake, Little Baby, Future. Like, there's about like 10, 15 rappers that make a lot. The rest of them rappers are dead broke, bro. So these days, rappers don't even want interviews to sell music. Matter of fact, Boosey don't even promote his music.

So when Boosey was doing interviews, he would gain more traction for speaking on other people, not speaking on himself. Let's be very clear here. So remember what I said. A interview used to be a way to promote yourself, and it was a exchange. These days, you niggas just get online to talk about other people, but you don't want to build your own YouTube channels. Y'all not even talk about music no more. Boosey don't even talk about music in his own fucking interviews.

Boosey's talking about street politics whole time. So how do we get to that? So Boosie, so let me tell you how it works in media. So historically, when an artist is coming out, all right, you're in New York. This is why I kept a studio and I still have a studio two minutes from New York. Oh, they'd be like, all right, you're going to go by Hot 97, you're going to go by Power 105, you're going to go by Double Xcel, and people do what's called a press run. Press runs don't exist anymore.

People think they're too cool. They go to one outlet. They give one podcast the interview. Usually those aren't paid, by the way. If they go with Gillian Wallow, that's not paid. Shannon Sharp, he's not paying. If you go with, basically, things have changed. from a press run.

Now, this is where Vlad comes in. When there were actual press runs, when every artist that would go to Breakfast Club would go to like double XL and Hot 97, when that happened, nobody was fucking with Vlad. Vlad literally, and Boots, this is going to hurt Boosie's feeling,

but Boosie, they could clip this and send this to you. You know why you blew up back in the, like, the zeit guys of motherfucking, like, the popular go-to social media person here. Vlad couldn't get popping current artists that would interview with him. Trust me.

My nigga, I'm the one who brought him to Young Boy Show. I would tell him, like, well, he shows up when I'm interviewing him for this shit that he just talked about with Norie, nigga, Atlantic is begging me.

I don't know why the labels don't fuck with Vlad. They, I think is the stigma. So labels beg me. They beg me to talk to their art. You think they would offer me money to talk to their fucking arts. I don't want to talk to these fucking bum-ass niggas. Vlad, for whatever reason, they hated him.

They wouldn't even give him the bottom feeders. Remember how he got into an argument with NLE, chopin even sweetie? Remember he said, how can't I get a sweetie interview? These labels don't offer Vlad artists. They don't treat him like he's a top platform. Okay? So what Vlad did and Busy, you could feel offended by this or not,

he took the irrelevant niggas and made them all popping, including you, including you. The niggas who had no motion, he took them, made them repeat guests, and they caught on because some of y'all are great. And you, you're a legend, of course. But, nigga, before the Vlad TV interviews, all we knew you for, at least with me, other than like you came out of jail, this and third, blah, blah, was your Instagram getting deleted, nigga?

That's about it. Vlad TV took niggas like you and did whatever with. I'm explaining to you why Vlad started this ecosystem that I've never liked. So Vlad couldn't get the interviews with the... I remember when I told Vlad, yo, Vlad, yeah, oh, yeah, oh, Dirk hit me up to do an interview. Like, man, it's like, man, you think he wanted to do an interview with me? I don't know.

Dirk don't want to do that interview with him. Dirk want to do it with me? Yay. Well, apparently, yay, wanted to do one with him afterwards. but they wanted, I don't know why they want to fuck with. I don't know why when artists are at their peak, they don't want to fuck with Vlad. I don't know.

That's how it used to be. I think it's changing. So Vlad start getting these guys. Look at the first group of repeat people he got on his platform. They were damn near irrelevant, my nigga. Like, I don't even really want to call names out because niggies are going to get in there. Nigel, why do you think Airy Spears up there? Niggas was damn near like out of it, bro.

Like the niggas had, the niggas that Vlad make like kind of like popping. Bro, nobody was checking for what they thought about nothing. And maybe I should bring back irrelevant with Boosie because Boosey always been popping in that little circuit down there. He always been popping. That's the shit. It's always been... And what I mean irrelevant, I'm just talking about Boosey on a talk platform.

Like, nobody was running to hear Boosey talk nowhere. So Vlad starts doing that. The meta changes. Artists are so fucking boring. People start watching streams without the artists. People start watching content. podcast without the artists or the celebrity issue is done so now nobody wants to watch a artist interview that's where you get the j main's pop and the charleston whites the personalities who are

dope boozy also he blows up from that then y'all look at him y'all you start charging charging um flat i really don't got no it's not my business model like what y'all do is not my business model so I really don't have that much of a input on it. But I've always said Vlad fucked up the whole game. Because Vlad started giving y'all the money. And I'm going to tell y'all why I think that's fucking up the game. First of all, you know, I think Boo C's, I'm going to finish playing what he's saying. I'm not hanging on y'all getting money.

First of all, if y'all keep running to Vlad, Vlad's a competitor of mine. Boose, you could have been made a YouTube channel. Nobody hate on you making money. You could have been made a YouTube channel. Actually, what I'm saying, when I say that Vlad fucked up the market, it's not only for interviews and shit like that, it fucked it up for you too. The nigga got 10 years of interviews with you,

and now you try to leave his plantation, and you can't get nothing started. The nigga had your 10 years of most iconic moments, best one-liners, craziest facial expressions is on his platform. You try to leave the plantation, 11th, you can't get that off the ground. That's what I'm saying. What y'all should have done when y'all realized that this is a different ecosystem,

y'all should have built your own channel. Instead, y'all leaned into it because you know what it is? Y'all niggas love a job. Y'all love a job. Y'all love a job. So, Vlad, come with the money. Y'all all take the job. I told Vlad, I said, Vlad, you know what it's going backfire on you.

I came up with some artists who I interview for free. Vlad called me up and he said, how much you have to pay that nigga? said, Vlad, I'm not paying these niggas, man, are you crazy? I told Vlad, I said, Vlad, you, listen, and Vlad broke it down to me. You said, act, listen, if I'm making money, these guys should make money. Vlad's ain't no cheap. But this is what I said to Vlad. I said, Vlad, let me tell you this about, like, how this shit going to go.

These niggins will never be happy. Boosy's the exact definition of what I'm talking about. Vlad literally tells him, nigga, I pay you $25,000, and my profit is $5,000. and he's looking at it like, well, give me that too. I want everything. I told Vlad, I said, Vlad, it's not going to be sustained. I said, it's going to be for, Vlad was trying to get the guess that he know we couldn't get. Remember, I'm telling you, there's no guess.

I'm getting guests you can't pay for. Vlad wasn't getting him. So Vlad's like, I'm going to put my money on my mouth this. But I told him, I said, listen, when you dealing with these niggas, you keep calling him your friends, and you got to pay him. bro, the day you stopped paying him, bro, the day they stopped fucking with you. And what happened?

The day he couldn't give these things a raise, the day they stopped fucking with him. Facts. So when I say that, I told Vlad not to pay. I told Vlad, I said, Vlad, you're creating this ecosystem. I'm not in that ecosystem.

No jumpers in that ecosystem. You got no jumper in the ecosystem. You have Cet's in the ecosystem. You have Vlad in the ecosystem. Camp Capone in the ecosystem. Art of dialogue in the ecosystem. this is what y'all going to do y'all going to get in a arms race with these guys who have zero understanding of youtube business and they're just going from left to right just trying to charge y'all

ridiculous amount of money not realizing you know what a youtube video for for you to get paid $25,000 how much views you got to get you know how much fuck it he has no fucking clue so i told them they were fucking up they fucked up the market shout to casper but i got to keep correcting Boosy because I've never been in the yard game. I'm not paying out one of y'all nigs. So when it said that I told Vlad not to pay y'all, I told Vlad, I don't think it's sustainable to be paying for interviews like that.

I just don't think, maybe like a big interview, but what happens is you realize that after the Boosie thing, every one of the people who were getting paid by Vlad, they all stopped. That's why Boosie, like, came back to people like, I don't charge Boots. No, no, not, no, boozy me. I don't charge Vlad.

He's relying on like his frequent guests that don't charge it no more. So anyway, let me keep that. These niggins go out of their move on you. You're mad. You're pissed. You're just being a friend, bro. Like I told you at first, bro, ain't nothing wrong with being a friend. Yeah, Boosey swears I hate him.

Nobody's... Ain't nothing wrong with being a friend. You pissed on. Why does Boosy, let me tell you. Bousie, I could tell he's a tough nigga to be friends with. The moment you don't agree with him, the moment you start falling out with him. I hate people like that.

The moment you don't agree with him, the moment you start falling out with him. I would have wish Bousie had, when he quit Vlad, he had gone and did some shit and showed that he made like $40,000. And then I would have been on his side and be like, you better up that money. Get that nigga with what it is. but I'm gonna just stop talking about I really just don't give a fuck about Vlad business like that

I think he really think I care about Vlad Boosie we're gonna tell you the truth I'm out of the matter if you like it or not nigga you play yourself out of the money nigga to go do Ricky Smiley for free all right you do Breakfast Club for free I wouldn't pay you a fucking dime maybe you could go get St. Cheese to pay you a dime

you basically fucked off a bag for nothing and I guarantee you and be up there at breakfast club smiling and grinning and if you if you think that breakfast club has more reach than a Vlad TV or academics or something like that, well, good luck. This is where you come from an oldest generation.

Good luck. You do their shit for free. I look at myself. I think I got the biggest platform in the world. Yo, a nigga tell me he wants me to pay him, nigga. I laughed that nigga out of the building. What? Yo, I was about an interview finance two times one time.

I think I asked me to get a flight for him. I think I'm going to type L-O-L. L-O-A-nigger. What? The fuck are we talking about here? Like, L-O-L-L. What are I? Yo, what?

Boosie, we love you, man. But stop it, man. Cut it out, all right? Cut it out. Anyway, why happened to that too? I haven't heard from a little bit. All right, all right, all right, all right. Boosie, yeah, Boosey, I still love you, bro.

I still love you. Okay? I love you, I love you. I don't want no interview. So, you know, I got nothing to gain from you. I don't want no interview because I'm going to still cover you. You're part of this shit. I'm going to cover you.

Don't, don't, you know, whatever. All right, all. Okay, that's, let me, I got like two more reactions, and then we're back to this. I got two more reactions. Don't you worry. Thank you, though, chat. Ooh, we got to get, oh, my God, this is my favorite topic right here. I got two more reactions.

Maybe I got to go grab my dog before they are doing the most. Okay. What am I doing? Oh, two more reactions. Okay, we did the nori, we did the boozy. And then, um, oh, my God. Yo, I haven't go a lot of you. I fuck with Charlemagne, but this is just sad, bro.

Yo, this is sad. You know, we had a dirt thing going on. I had to wait until a weekend where I had some time, but this one was sad. I'll just play it. Fucking YouTube journalist. YouTube fucking journalist. I need you.

I want to hear y'all talking about this YouTube journalist. This is Attorney General James Uffmeyer. As Florida's Attorney General, I enforce our laws to protect consumers from illegal schemes that. take their money. Companies are operating online casinos that are illegal under Florida law. Sites like steak and is run by VGW market themselves as sweepstakes or social casinos. No. But they offer real gambling. You like a people, man.

Lock the jaw. They've raked in hundreds of millions of dollars. What? From people in our state. No. These websites do not follow those safeguards or provide consumer protections that are required of licensed casinos under Florida law. No.

We filed lawsuits against the operators of these sites. Shit, no. Along with their financial facilitators. What? The promoters? Go to the speedy, Mormon, knows how to read. What? The Florida's gambling recovery laws.

What the fuck is going on? Under our consumer protection laws for their deceptive claims. What? These companies cannot hide illegal gambling behind a sweepstakes label. No, no, that's AI. This is a. That's AI. That's AI.

It says Florida AG sues stake VGW over sweepstakes casino operations. That's got to be AI. Can you YouTube journalists get on your job? I just want all the YouTube journalists to get on their job and tell me if this is AI or not, bro. Florida AG sues stake over what? Over sweepstakes casino operations? I don't know, bro. That's kind of crazy.

Damn, bro. He's on the Rock Nation paper. too? He might be on Rock Nation payroll. That's great. That's great. That's kind of crazy. Let me look and see if I see any signs. Let me look. I ain't look in the background of the video. I don't know. All I'm saying, I just want the YouTube journalists to get on their job, okay? I want to hit the YouTube. Charlemagne, I'll cut you off. There's no journalist that even needs to get on the job. I'm sorry. Maybe your audience on the breakfast club is as dumb as a box of rocks. But at least,

my audience, really smart than the average bear. The point is you've moved the goalpost so much I don't know, maybe got hit by the landslide in Nepal and that's what's going on, but you've moved the goalpost significantly. First you claim

that there was investigations going on into George, Aiden Ross, steak, and Drake. Then you said that, oh, it was about politics, then you said it was about narrative, then you say it was about smearing people. Then you said it was about botten streams that was supposed to do with some lawsuits. Now you're

saying that it's about solely stake. You've now eliminated anything to do with Drake, George, myself, Aidan Ross, Charlemagne, I think you think we're retarded. And unfortunately, I hate to see my guy really looking like a shell of his former self, but you're up there just not doing it right, brother. You know, like no one's buying it. And I'm not going to give you the 30 minute, like, last. like I normally do when it comes to these topics because I like to stay with facts. But the clear, what you read this time around isn't AI. I'm glad you actually read something that's legit and you played a video that's legit. However, this video got nothing to do with the people.

There was no one coming for the defensive stake. It was the people who you were mentioning. You were mentioning Drake and Polymarket. It's not in this video. You mentioned that Drake made a rap about Polymarket. You mentioned about crypto. You said that people, there was these investigations. That was a lie, okay?

Charlemagne, we're looking unfamiliar because you're looking like a liar. I feel like I'm doing this in the style of don't care today, but I still hold you in so much high regard. I would never say you deserve Donald King today. But Charlemagne, come on, okay? You've changed everything you normally said. And now it's about steak. Well, here's the thing.

No one's defending steak. state got their own issues going on with whoever and whatever precinct they deal with, okay? And the same with call sheet, the same with Fandu, the same with Draft Kings, the same with MGM, the same with all of these places. That has nothing to do with the initial topic, but I see that slight a hand. But I'll do a little journalistic integrity because either you're slow or whoever's handing you this stuff to just like play because you lack context.

They're slow. I'll show you where that battle is coming from. Nothing to do with Drake, nothing to do with Aiden, nothing to do with George, nothing to do with me, nothing to do with any of the individuals you started out attacking. But that's a gambling issue. Okay? I'll pull this up. Okay, so the person you played as the Florida Attorney General,

and by the way, this is what's called journalism. So the Florida Attorney General, his name is James Uthmihr, okay? Listen, we don't have to dig too much deep into this, but is it ironic that he's calling out stake, right? But if you don't know, the Attorney General is a position that you could see the, there's a transparency USA where you can see about all Florida candidates when it comes to like politics. Well, here's a thing, okay? When you go to transparency USA, right? Again, this got nothing to do with the original people. You've moved that goalposts long time ago.

But if we're wondering why they're talking about steak, I don't know. Let's go look at the people who have, like, contributed to their, they got $10 million in contribution. Okay, let's see who's there. Kalshi's there. Didn't Shultz do some shit with Kalshi? You're not talking about that. Okay, all right, let's go over here. On a second page of this, all right?

On a second page of this. Oh, Seminole Tribe of Florida. Oh, do you know what this is? Seminole Oh, it's my phone That's top five call me Seminole's tribal Florida That's the hard rock casino

And those casinos around it That's where I believe Offset got shot Okay, so that's a casino That's donating money Okay, what else? Oh, Las Vegas San Corps What else?

Fan duel The point is this What this got to do with Charlemagne You don't want to discuss or your range or intellect ain't deep enough to discuss. This got nothing to do with the initial people you start talking about. What this is politics as usual.

This guy is attorney general. He's funded by every other casino. Of course he's going to make a stance against stake. The peep, the casinos we're talking about, they're competing with steak. This is not my fight, though. I never ever said that I'm here to fight all stake battles. I was here to fight why you claim that there was a wizard behind the curtain, which you came from an AI website,

that you claim there was a trumped-up allegation based on stake, buying streams, bought in, crypto money laundering, and all these things. And you threw out all the names that were mentioned in frivolous lawsuits that I talked about them getting resolved through arbitration or them just being frivolous in general.

You didn't want to talk about that because you used the AI website. But of course, the website has since then turned into some other stuff. You don't want to talk about that anymore. And then also, you don't want to talk about these lawsuits anymore that you claim that was the source of these things because all these lawsuits have goddamn almost got dismissed. I don't know.

I don't know. Charlemagne, it's okay. I was down to just ignore it and let's move on. I'm assuming the Rock Nation attempt and this is not Rock Nation. I think this is her ego. Whatever that was, I'm down to ignore it and let's just move on to some other stuff. You know, it's okay. Like we caught you hand in the cookie jar.

You can't. not men in black. You can't do the phasing thing and we just all forget. We seen what you tried to do. We caught you. It's okay. We give you a pass. It's fine. Let's move on. But please, stop trying to, like, hang your hat on this last bastion of maybe, like, integrity when all you're doing, you're confusing yourself. Okay. If you want to get a, if you want to get a state deal, my brother, I could get you a stake deal, okay? Or maybe my man George could. But if you are now changing this to be something that got nothing to do with academics, nothing to do with Drake, nothing to do with Aiden, nothing to do with George. It seems that you're discussing this

at the wrong place. Seems like maybe you should use, I don't know, a consultancy position at Fanatics or wherever else to make that case against stake and Yaka fight it out there. But what you're doing right now, I think, you know, there's a little bit of hurt ego and lack of integrity. You're just digging a whole deeper though. Okay. Again, this right here, politics as usual. Get $10 million in donations. A lot of donations come from gambling. Of course, they're going to talk about gambling

that may be the people who contributed to you. That's their ops. Exactly. Anyway, politics is usual, if you ask me. I'll move on from there. Do I get to get to my favorite topic yet? Oh, my, I can't wait. I can't wait.

Oh, man, I can't wait. Chat, you know what, fuck it. Chat, this is too good. This is too good. So, Chad, there's this guy named Dejan Love. He has been arrested after Fennyson, swindling. Over $1.3 million out of the pockets of over 26 women across multiple states. They're calling this almost like a Tinder swindler type of method.

Instead, this guy wasn't a guy just promising love on an app. He used regular platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and social media in general to basically convince women who were on the hunt for athletes. You ever heard these girls say, I got athletes in my DMs, I got NFL play. Well, yes, he prayed upon those women who needed the validation of dating a millionaire or dating an athlete or at least having their attention. and what he did was show them a life of luxury, a life of opulence, and basically hoodwinked them into believing they could share in such life or they could at least share in such wealth if they went along with his strategies, which usually depended or resulted in them giving him money,

supposedly for investments that later then turned to a fraud. He used all that money to fund the lifestyle, and people are now in awe after he's gotten indicted. How did people fall for this after he convinced so many women? There's people coming out left and right that he was a former 49ers player. That's the NFL team. And some of these videos are a sight for sore eyes, y'all. It's a site for sore eyes.

Here we go. Let me get the news article first. We have the indictment. It lays everything out. But I'm not going to lie, Chad. This is too good. Here we go. Tim, Dejohn Love claimed to be a wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers.

Prosecutors say he created a fake Instagram account and a fake bank accounts as well to trick women into believing he could invest their money for massive returns. The alleged scheme went on for years until Love and an alleged accomplice were arrested on Tuesday. Okay, so I'm on my way to get my mom. I know I get a lot of fans who want to be. to know how football works or, um, yo, this video is great. He's going to be like, yo, oh, my bad, I'm just into McLaren.

Look, how I got involved in the league. That's Dejan Love. Federal prosecutors say he faked being a San Francisco 49ers player as part of a scheme to convince women to give him money. This Instagram account cited in court records. Hold on, hold on, hold on. I got to see this shit still exist. To be continued.

Oh, it's down. shows love wearing 49ers gear and playing catch on the beach. He also posted stories, free agency, year one, and Super Bowl, all in the same week. Now, I hate to even pause it here. And I love my chat queens. I'm not talking to you, beautiful women, but I am talking to the rest of the scallywags out here. I do want to tell you all this. If you're looking for sympathy, click next on this video immediately.

Let me tell you this. When songs like, where my scamming ass niggas at, getting that money fast, $150, yeah, he's in your go-yard bag. Yeah, he's in his go-yard bag. That's what he was in. When he was lying to y'all, he was in his go-yard bag pulling out his helmet from Amazon.com and finessing you, motherfuckers. Honestly, here's the thing.

If you're looking for sympathy on this video, click to the next one. you'll get somebody who will cry with y'all. Man, I keep telling you, I always say this. You know, whatever you want to think about, whatever I'm worth or whatever I'm not. I learned an important lesson, okay? Because I've seen women who either I've either pursued or, you know, seeing them hang around circles of people who have something.

Women, there's a misnomer that says women like niggas with money. That's actually false. women like niggas that spend money that's why they're attracted to scammers drug dealers and people who usually it's not about getting like a woman will take a nigger worth a million dollars

as long as he spends that million dollars every year right over the nigger that got 10 million dollars that only spends 100,000 in the year you see women like men who spend money not just have money. So it's easy.

With that in mind, you get how you could attract a woman. You attract her with the very basic things. You don't attract a woman by showing her your portfolio of investments or real estate, your real estate thing. Like, you just cap about that. You show her things. You show what you've bought. Ah, yeah, I'm in the McLaren right now.

Hey, this is just my 20 million Dublin home. They like a nigger that spend money. Women love scammers. Usually scammers have a high turnover ratio, right? As soon as they get it, they spend it. And you know why women like niggis that spend money? Because most likely when you're with the nigger that spend money, he will probably spend it on you.

So you see how if you have that understanding of women, you could create a life that attracts those women. Okay? It doesn't have to be one of true wealth. It could be one of fraudulence. It could be one of, you know, deception. Because at the end of the day, most women are uneducated about true wealth. Most women would not even, you know, they like to act.

You know when Barack became like, you know, president, they're like, oh, man, I wish I would have met him back in college. Y'all would have fuck Barack in college. Most women, the guy they fuck now ends up being the bad chick. You know, in high school, the baddest chick in high school fucks the guy who five years later is the biggest bum. We all know that. Right? same way in college. The baddest chick fucks the biggest loser,

but the guy at the time knows how to appeal to them. So this idea of like feeling bad for these women is that it goes both ways. Women are acting like they're just, no, they like scammers, but they don't like when the scammers scammer scam them, right? Where am I scamming ass niggas at? If you're a scammer, you dating young Miami, who do you think the best person to scam would be? Exactly.

So again, it's very ironic, and I don't really, you know, obviously I'm not going to co-sign this guy's crimes because they are crimes. But this is a byproduct of the culture. Women, it's a reason why niggas go to, and for everybody who's condemning this guy, for everyone who's condemning this guy, obviously he did too much and he went criminal with it. But deception is used every single day. You niggas go to Miami and all four y'all. pitching to rent a Corvette for the weekend. And he drive it, then he drive it in and the other niggins. Deception is all within what's going on, especially in a Dayton game.

Okay? Homeboy just figured out a way how to get $1.3 million out of it. Most niggins, all they want is pussy. He at least figured out to turn into a fucking business. Okay? Now, again, I know I'm ranting here a little bit, and we want to cover this. I always say most women don't know what true wealth or don't really know what a guy with actual money looks like. They wouldn't understand.

That's why women tend to think, like I was talking to someone today, they call me a complaint about some bullshit. They have a guy. So I asked them, I said, you know, whatever. Does your guy have some motion? You know, a little colloquial talk these days. Say, yeah, he got motion. I said, what does he do? She asked her friend, what does so-and-so do?

What would you say he does? Like, what would you say is his job? I'm like, it's your man. If you can't describe your man's job title, you probably date the scammer, or you're probably being scammed by what he's fooled you to think he's doing. So she says he's an entrepreneur. So whether he has a football,

whether, obviously this person who I'm talking to, they're not talking about the football player, bro. But I'm saying whether a nigga got a football helmet on, just capping, or he's doing some other thing. I'm telling you, generally women love scammers, love deceivers, and usually they're being fooled anyway. So I don't feel that bad for him. And also, I've always said this, when scammers go to jail, like there's a couple big, I ain't going to call out the rest of the out scammers that's still free. But there's like five niggas in New York. they are scamming like I didn't go a lot of you

they are these things is scamming they probably scam like at least like 100 million dollars when they get sentenced to jail and at some point they probably will because they all fall and come back you know who never goes to jail the bitches who got the burkins who flew on the jets who got the cars

so that's another reason why I can't feel bad for these women if when the scammer boyfriend you got gets locked up, you gotta do some time too? Because you spent that money, right? You hear what the song says. Where my scamming ass nigger at. She, so you're down to spend the scamming money.

You just don't want to go jail for the scam. You see, women are like children, right? No accountability. You know, they want to enjoy the profits of the crime, but they don't want to go to jail for it. So when it comes to this and somebody says, fuck it, let me scam the women. I'm sorry. What do you want me to do? Just say, oh, oh, no, no, no, no.

To my women out there, before I show the examples of this fraud, maybe you download an app called Zillow. Okay? Maybe you actually know some shit about finances, okay? Oh, shit. This is your real estate profile? Who's your broker? Who's, hey, oh, oh, shit, who are you?

Y'all just know the little things, man. Who are you banking with, man? You got Chase, what you got, man? You got B-O-A. Y'all has no dumb shit. Oh, what's your mortgage set up looking like? Have you refinanced? What's going on with that?

Y'all women should just put a little bit of effort into having some financial literacy. A nigger like this could never finesse you out the pussy or even worse, finesse you out the money and the pussy. Let's keep it going, though. Prosecutors say love used dating apps like Tinder, Hinge, and Facebook dating to meet women and entice them into fake investment schemes, mostly between 2022 and 2025. They say they found 26 women from Oregon, California, and Washington who were defrauded out of more than $1.3 million. Agents arrested love and an alleged accomplice. So the dude had like this 19 or 18 year old like kid helping him.

That would, you know, he would be like an assistant that would help the women kind of get the money, quote unquote, for the investment. It got to the point that they would lie to the women and be like, hey, if you don't got the money, just take a loan out for the money. By the way, this is another thing too. You see, if you know, you know.

But half of Miami is this. Half of Miami is just smoking mirrors. Chat, I told you, when I went to Miami, I looked around in the club. This is when I bought my first chain? I said, is everybody in here rich? nigger i was the only one without a chain nigga i went to the jeweler the next day i think i spent 90,000 niggas to get two pieces yes come to find out i learned the miami game none of these

niggis own nothing nothing it's a bunch of finesseers finesse is the game everybody's playing there's 0.1% of people really that got it and everybody else is caping trust me but with niggas you don't feel success, you don't feel, you don't fall susceptible to that. Well, I mean, I guess I did, because I was trying to keep up with Joneses, but I realized, yo, when I went back to Miami, I was asking some things, I'm like, yo, we got, like, so I show up to the club, I see as well, we all, why I chain that? Now, I don't wear that no more.

Show me don't wear your chain or more. Come to find out, these things, this is least in the chains, bro. This is, you know, this is least the chain, though. I'm like, what? These things is least the chain, man. This shit's crazy. Anyway, can't hate the, the, player, hate the game, huh? Taylor Chan at the Boise Airport on Tuesday, they both face wire fraud charges.

Court documents show screenshots from fake bank accounts and fake investment accounts. In an Instagram story, he used Google's AI overview, likely pulling from fake accounts he created, to try and convince people he played in the NFL. Okay, so those two screenshots posted, and that's Google. That's not me. That's Google. Love promised women their money would quickly double or triple if they invested with him and Chan, prosecutors say. Chan, who acted as a financial advisor, called Love a vet manipulator, according to ICloud messages, published in court documents. FBI agents found no evidence that Love or Chan invested the money they got from dozens of women or repaid their loans as promised. When the victims had no more money to invest or asked too many questions, Love blocked communication with them and kept their money.

The FBI believes there are more victims beyond the 26 women they found who may have been defrauded by love and ask for... Listen to some of this shit chat. I am going to lie to you. I ended up gaining respect for him. I ended up gaining respect for this nigger after realizing the finesse this nigga got. This was him right here. First of all, my boy highlight tape was him on a beach. I'm not kidding you, Chad.

Part of his highlight tape that he would send these women was him with a 49thous hell. Yo, this is it. Yeah, this is him running. Y'all, chat. This is him running around, bro. This is him running a post route, chat. This is him running around, bro.

You know what's crazy? Yo, the nigga had the audacity to have, yo, he had, yo, he had the visor with the tint, bro. He had the visor with the tent. The niggas in his fucking boxers on the beach and the nigga got on a full helmet like somebody's about tackling, bro.

Why? Yo, come on, bro. Yo, come on, bro. You know what's crazy? This is the highlight tape, so these are the catches he caught. Imagine the ones he didn't, bro. Yo, this isn't working out, chat.

This is it working out right here Look at this, Chad. He got the big ass chain around his neck. Yo, he got his bust down Cuban around his neck with a pendant And he's working out And look how he's holding football, chat. This is how, this is what

He's showing that he's working out of this. Ice. Look at this shit, Chad. Look at this, man. Nah, this next one's going to be crazy. Chat, you got to see this next one. Oh, no, no. Where's the one where he's doing the other shit?

shit. Hold on, hold on. Nah, this is too crazy. They say was exposed back in 2024. He was trying to get with a 17-year-old claiming he was 21. What the fuck? That's crazy. Yo, the nigga was so ill.

He was telling these bitches that he got traded. The nigga had it on the Rams shirt. He told a chick he got traded. Yo, the dude traded himself in his finesse, bro. Yo, this nigga, my career. on Madden is bananas. This nigga traded himself.

Chat, he traded. Oh, shit, I remember your ass now. Yo, this thing is said, oh, shit, I remember your ass now. Acting like he wasn't having a one-sided combo where her, she finally responded. He acted like he got mad options. Who the fuck is this?

I remember your last four of your number. That's a scammer vibe anyway. You remember the last four of what? I was trying to fuck with you when I was fucking with ass. the 49ers in the bay. But now I'm in LA playing about to play with the Rams.

So that's crazy. It's been a minute since I'll talk to you. I was trying to fuck with you. And what's crazy is I guarantee you you're still doing the same shit. If you would have been fucking with me, you would have been in a whole other ball game by now at this point.

You know, so that's crazy. But it's crazy how I remember your number and I don't even got your number saved. But my offer still stands. you know, I still think you were attracted. We were to look good together. You know what I'm saying? Yo, this thing would remind me a loose cannon.

That used to be on no jumper, bro. Like, yo, this thing reminds me a lose cannon. Yo, this is the NFL version of lose cannon, bro. And so let me know what's new with you and shit like that, because I know we ain't talked in a minute. So, yeah, let me know what's new. Hopefully we could jump on a FaceTime call or something and catch up. Nah.

Yo, the nigger had a. Fake? Yo, bro. He had a fake contract signing. Sign this contract. How you feel? I'm ready. Ready for the season? Sign that bad boy. Who's your decision? Nine. You already know the Niner game.

Yes, sir. Iced up. You know what I'm saying? Be good to go. Let's get ready to start the season. Anything you got to say for the... Yo, whoever recorded that shit, they got a lot that first enough too, man. wherever recorded this shit I get locked up, man. This is some devious shit right here, chat. Fans. Look out number seven.

Last name, love. Six five, two, ten. I'm out there. Yo, this is crazy. I'm number seven, six, five, two, ten. I'm out there. Yo, football is the only sport you could do this fuck shit with. Because, like, yo, all these bitches that be

going to football games, bro, they don't know how these niggas really look. Like, oh, I'm looking for number seven. there's probably really a number seven on the Niners. Let me look. Let me look. 49ers roster. There's probably a number seven on there, bro.

How do we see the number? Number, all right, here we go. Let's look for number seven, y'all. Let me see. I'm number seven. Yeah, there is a number seven. Yo, the number seven is a receiver. Ah, nah, this thing is too good, bro.

Oh, man. Nah, there is a number seven. Oh, man. Nah, this thing is too good, bro. This thing is too good. This is... On my way to get my mom. I know I get a lot of fans who want to know how football works

or how I got involved in the league and stuff like that. I know it's difficult now since switching teams and stuff like that. But I just want to give some context. Yo, the nigga always got some gear on. I know a lot of people don't understand how the NFL works. But if you know me and see me in person, I will explain this is for the kids. This is for the people who want to understand more about my story and getting another. Nah, this shit was devious chat.

I ain't going to lie. This shit was diabolical, bro. Yo, watch this workout, bro. Nah, this guy was. Nah, this guy right here. Oh, oh, oh, man. This one took me out, chat. Look at this.

I own a $15 million home in Malibu on the beach. What? I own a $20 million home in Beverly Hills that I just bought in March of last year. What? That's 35 mil. I also own a beach house in Southeast Miami, Florida, and I own a penthouse on Billionaires Row, downtown Manhattan, and New York.

Billionaire's Road is not even downtown Manhattan. But listen, look, billionaires row penthouse for say i don't even know if you'll even know if you'll find it nigger i don't even know if you'll find that shit oh man can we find any of these now i'm talking about a real look billionaires row literally penthouses are going to go for like 20 20 mil at least bro at least on the actual billionaires row so billionaires row is like it also sits you see right right here Central Park. These are really, it's no,

nothing is blocking the view. It's like the best real estate you could probably have. Okay. Like, this is a $12.2 million dollar condo. Okay. And yeah, it's probably,

it's on the 41st floor. It's definitely not no penthouse. Pennhouse, penhouse we're talking about like $50 million. This thing is said, billionaires roll, bro. My doubling home, um,

he got doubling home too? I'm going to show you, little bit of it. I just bought it. So a lot of things are still getting sent over. I'm not here a lot. So I'm going to show you some stuff in this house. And like I said, this is the house that I recently just bought. So you can only imagine how my multi-million dollar estates look. And this house is, you know, really new, brand new community. One of the safest communities in California. And for me being ripped, you know, take this everything so i'm going to show you some stuff and uh we'll go from there and i'll show you some of the car on the fact i got my keys on me so this is my Lamborghini hurricane hurricane

evo this car is $340,000 it's worth more than that now this is my zr1 corvette that's 190,000. Here's my hell cap charger red eye. That's 140,000. And then here's my AMG binge, AMG 63 S. That's about 200,000. So this keys here is probably worth about a million dollars close to a million. So I love vehicles. I love jewelry. This bracelet is about 20,000. The ring is about 10. The pendant is 30. The chain here is 40. The chain here is 40. 4.000. Or no, it was 50, 55. The one that the pin in his own, which is right, which is right here. That was another 20.

The Richard Mill is 300,000. This ring is about. The Richard Mill, 15,000, I believe. And I'll show you all some more shit here in a second. I love jewelry. It's been my thing. I got veneers in. It's another 50,000.

But I might go get tires Put on the Whips So that's why I'm going to show you the whips too So what I'm going to do is I'm about to just flip the camera So this is my bed This is about an $8,000 bed Yeah this is crazy

This is my TV This TV is about 8,000 I love horror shit So these these dogs are about 2K They give us these For football And these are about $2,000 each. And they just give us that shit, you know, for recovery.

And then here is my bathroom here. That tub is critical after, like, working out for sure. So, well, I'm going to do it. I'm going to flip the camera because I don't want to be flipping, doing all of this other shit. I'm going to send this video, and I'm going to flip the camera and show you some more shit. And if you got any questions, you ask you whatever you want, I'm going to open book. Damn.

Hey, send us one of the girls. Listen to this. So I have three really, really good friends who play in the NFL right now. One, his name is Tyreek Hill. He plays for the Miami Dolphys. He just got traded last season from the Kansas City Chiefs. One of my best friends. John Brown, he just was all over the league last season.

But now he's with the Buffalo Bills again. He was with them before. And he's also my personal chef's brother. And Antonio Brown is another one. my good friends. Now, Antonio Brown's a Hall of Fame where I received a Super Bowl MVP. He's not in the league right now because he'd be going through other shit. But long story short, I was born in Switzerland.

And I met these guys through business. And I'll explain what kind of business later once I tell you the football story. So regardless of where I am on the planet, whether I'm in Switzerland, Italy, French, wherever I am, We always work out off season, no matter where we are. If I have to fly in Miami, if they fly to me, whatever, we find the football for them, we work out. So when you play football and the off season is the time for you to get better or relax or get a bigger contract or whatever. So say for instance, if you sign with a team for two years and then the first year and the first season, it went okay or whatever, smooth, whatever.

And then the next season, before the next season, you practice, right? You might have new plays coming in. you might want a bigger contract, you know, you might want to get better at your routes. You might want to get faster, whatever. So whatever the situation that you want to be in for the upcoming season, you're going to do, you're going to have film, right? Because you want to correct the mistakes that you're making on film, you know? So anyways, by them having film, you know, you watch film with agents, with coaches,

or trainers. So they was wondering like, yo, who was dude? Like, talking about me. Like, who was that dude? That's like, well, that's my boy, John. like, you know, he from Switzerland and Boston. He was like, dude can play. You know, these guys is top walkers in the NFL.

They're going to be Hall of Fame. So they, agents is like, I can get dual paid for sure. So we had the conversation back and forth, but I was like, no, I don't really want to play football. That shit too dangerous. Like, I don't want to be having to go to practice all the time. And he's like, nigga, you work out all the time anyway. Like, what the face ain't going to be no different?

Like, you're not working out hard, heavy during season. You do that shit off season. So I'm like, yeah, I guess that's true. So the first two years we talked about that shit, I wasn't with it. I ain't all. I was pushing it off. But this last six months, it's been all type of motherfucking teams calling me. The Raiders called me.

The Seahawks called me. The Buffalo Bills call me. The Ravens called me a bunch of teams. And I went and worked out for all of them. But San Francisco was the best team out of all of those teams. And they offered me the most money. So I'm like, shit, San Francisco They and she hunts

Of winning the Super Bowl Yo, you gotta see This video right here This nigga took his helmet off in a car It's like The nigga was like Like he just came from practice, y'all The nigga took his helmet off

In a car, nigga Nah, this shit was rare, bro This nigga took his fucking helmet off In the car This nigga is like Top tier, hold on. Nah, that wasn't it. Here we go, here we go.

Nah, this ain't it. Where is it? See that? Oh, look. Chad, he took his helmet off in the car, bro. Okay, so I'm on my way to get my mom. I know I get a lot of fans who want to know how football works or how I got involved in the league and stuff like that.

I know it's difficult now since switching team. Yo, listen this. Oh, shit, I remember your ass now. Then I could have him put it in an expedited account to where it'll make. make you at least that money that's your friend. Now, this is how you would get money from them. That's that you borrow to where you can pay them back. And then you'll have an account set up based off of that equity and momentum.

That's the only thing I could think of because like if it was actually your money, you could just leave it in there. But if you borrow money, you're going to have to pay them back. You know, that's why I say like, just tell them like, yo, you got $5,000. Just borrowed for four days. Like, say whatever you have to say. to do it because I guarantee you in four days you'll have that money back if not I'll pay for it myself

because for me it's all about if you said you're gonna do something yo this thing it was so good he finessed his barber y'all nigga how you finesse a nigga give me a haircut he finessed his barber and his barber was like asking you know niggas talking to barber's show I was like bro how you not listen on the team he sent him his long-ass voice don't explain why not you on team a M type shit bro I uh ended up going to bed at like

seven like a.m. type shit last night like real late but um so anywho I was gonna talk to you about that whole comment shit because I know we ain't have a lot of time so the thing is bro I don't need me personally I don't address shit like that but I

know it's on your social media and as you might be in my dog for a while now I'm gonna go ahead and explain how that shit go even though I don't like doing that. So the thing is females don't understand how any professional sport work, especially a man sport like football. Most men don't understand how the NFL or professional sports work unless you've actually played

for a duration of time in a professional sport, more specifically the NFL. With the NFL, bro, it's more to being on the roster. There's waivers, there's petitions. What a waiver is is there's three parts to a waiver. There's a physical part to a waiver. There's a mental part to a waiver, and there's an emotional part to a waiver. So the emotional part is making sure that you get psychologically analyzed to where you're not no crash out. You're not going to kill none of the teammates.

You're not going to bring a gun. You're not going to be on some crazy shit unstable, flashing on the fan, getting a team suit. Just making sure your mental health is right because it's a physical sport. You're getting banged up, all that type of shit. So boom, that's number one. Number two is the physical part of it, which means that you have to clear every waiver. You can't have no ligaments torn. You can't have no broken bones.

You can't have fractures, dislocations, any sicknesses, which could be health, heart problems, anything. You can't have any issues whatsoever because you can sue the team for wrongful death or whatever the case may be. The last part is that so there's a physical part. That's an emotional part I explained. And there's the mental part. So mental ties in low-key with the emotional part, but the mental part is making sure that you obviously somebody who can understand how business work, how franchises work. What? So if you don't clear those three situations, you're not going to be on any roster.

Even if you do clear those things, they might put you on practice squad. They might put you on unclear waivers. Me personally, I didn't clear the physical part because I had broke my finger dislocated it the year I was supposed to sign. Still signed, don't get me wrong. But I couldn't play or have a roster spot because of that injury before the season started. So what happened was that they had me sit. They had me dress, travel with the team, practice with the team. They had me stand at the team hotels or buy them by all the team rules, curfew, everything, bro.

Women don't understand that shit all they mind go to is if I don't see your ass on the TV or if I don't see your ass on the roster nigger you're not on the team I'm like bitch you don't even know how to fuck a slant route a post route a double move you don't know none of that shit So how the hell you gonna tell me how the NFL roster work So that's what that shit come from bro for me personally I'm not no nigger who explained nothing to nobody I let you believe I'm a goddamn Boeing 737 if you want to believe that. But I know you, my dog, like I said, that's why I'm explaining that to you. So it made more sense because most people will never notice, bro.

99.9% of the world will never notice. So like I say, no, this is diabolically, y'all. Look, nah, this thing was the W. Fennesse's still. I can't even lie. There's women on TikTok who are all sharing their stories. one of them said like she she knew some shit about sports so she confronted him like nigger like yo what's good look woman on tic-tac look

niggins sent her a picture of diamond ring man this nigga is legendary bro this nigga is legendary dog this nigga is legendary for pretending to the internet I haven't know why nah bro I know people mad at him I'm not even that mad at him y'all

I'm not even that mad at him y'all I'm not even that mad at him. Right now. Yo, he went off on his chick that was a stripper. He said, yo, you could have been an NFL wife. Yo, the nigga was doing a drill. Look at this. It ain't no fucking way.

Yo, when you realize that girls was falling victim for this, man, nigger, y'all, I'm gonna be honest with you. Chat. I swear, I've seen that bitches was falling victim for this. And I realize I'm keeping it too real, nigga, like, bro, I could be doing a lot more, like,

I'm telling too much truth. I'm about to start capping, bro. Now, this was crazy. Now, there's some women who are speaking on. I'm trying to get... I think live bites might have it. This nigga is a whole legend to me. Bro, there's one of them.

He gets on a shit and he says, yo, dog, they got me on a curfew right now. He's like, Roger Goodell got me on a curfew. They said when bitches be saying they got athletes in their DMs, they told my niggas like that. There's a few videos. So hold on, I got you. Yeah, this is the video he sent her.

He thumbing. Just be playing just to fucking play. Like, if I'm a play, I want to play the win. So whatever, so whatever the situation is. This niggas is a legendary finesse, man. I respect it, bro. I respect it. Ain't fun when the rabbit got the gun.

This nigger is a legendary. Let me just find the videos. Boy, ain't no way, man. There's a girl that was telling her story. She was like, I met him. She was like, I was from like Oakland. I told him if you want to come see me, he could come, come here. He told me the NFL banned him from coming there.

He said the NFL banned him from going to Oakland, bro. That niggily was a G. Yo, so the Chinese nigger? You always need a Chinese nigga, you know what I mean? To finesse Google. So that's how they were able to finesse Google that when you Google his name, like it would come up on the AI. overview. Yeah, she was trying to get his ass to go to, like, Oakland. Where is it at?

Where's Shority at, bro? Oh, here we go. Y'all wanted a story time, so I'm about to give it to y'all. Okay, so we met on Instagram. He texted me on Instagram. We started texting on messages. He said, at that point, he was in San Jose. I'm in Oakland, so you feel me? We're just texting. We hop on FaceTime, the first time ever. well actually before we hopped on face time he sent me a video message right he sent me a video

message of basically him showing his new house in san jose that he just bought so i'm already like okay um he was just talking about how he's about to bring his lamo up here and all this and that and you know just just popping it for real like he was really just flashing everything in that little video if y'all want that video i could post it too so he basically facetime me he was asking me if he could pull up on me and I was like okay like come to Oakland he said oh the NFL said he can't go to Oakland like that's one of the places that the NFL said that he can't go to because there's a lot of violence and you know a lot of gang activity over here so you know we're on FaceTime I'm asking about like you know what he does and everything like that

he said he's currently a free agent for the 49ers and and that's why he's buying a house in San Jose, and he's thinking about playing with them again and all this and all that. I'm like, okay, cool, whatever. So we hop off FaceTime. Honestly, I don't talk to him again. I don't talk to him again. So I'm like, whatever.

But he still follows me on Instagram. And y'all don't know, but I day trade. So, you know, I post a lot of day trading content and just, like, me trading and making trades and all that. So yeah, I post a lot of day trading stuff. He know what girls to get at. He hear that beep in the background. He know what girls to get at, bro.

And he would always reply to my day trading shit. As soon as he hit that beep, he's in that DM, niggas. But I wouldn't really take it too serious. I wouldn't really, like, reply to him because you're a millionaire. Like, you're literally posted on Instagram every day and you're Lamborghini or different cars. Like, what do you need to learn about this for? So, April of this year, he finally texted me.

He's like, hey, text my phone, so I texted him and that's where he sent me that video of him going to the Rams and saying that he was back in San Diego or something like that. So after that, he said FaceTiming, so we hopped on FaceTime and y'all, this is where I never talked to the man again. Never talk to him again. Um, y'all seen that video he sent me, obviously went viral, right? He sent that video where he said that he, y'all heard him, I know I'm not tripping, I don't watch that video back like 15 times today, okay? He said he was now playing for the Rams. We hop on FaceTime and that man says, oh, I haven't, I haven't played for the NFL in like two years. I don't think I'm going to play again. I'm just focused on real estate. What? Yeah, my face was literally like this.

Like that's all I could say to that man on FaceTime because maybe I couldn't say nothing else. Like what, what? What do you mean? Oh, and just a little like pre-low thing in there. So when he sent that video, right, I was like, okay, the Rams, like he's saying he's currently playing for them. So, you know, I had Googled him back in the 49ers, but he said he was a free agent. So I couldn't really find anything, right? So the Rams stuff, mind you, he told me his name was Jordan.

Dejan, I don't know who Dejaun is. he told me his name was Jordan so I got Jordan I know other people got Dejan or whoever the fuck else he was pretending to be um but my character was Jordan so anyway so Jordan told me that so I'm going through the Rams like like you know their list of who is playing yo I'm looking no faces popping up mind you they have pictures of each of their players he is not so whenever I hopped on the FaceTime call and he said that I was like Yeah, something may end up right here. He kept trying to have me come down to San Diego.

And I was like, are you trying to kidnap me? Like something weird is going on here. I can't put my finger on it. Because I didn't know exactly like what he was doing. I didn't think he was scamming, but I definitely thought he was like trafficking, kidnapping bitches, taking him to Mexico.

I don't. Yo, chat. All this to explain for five minutes for you to realize that, listen, he ain't the problem. She's a fucking problem. These bitches want a nigga in the NFL so damn bad to flex on their friends and told my I got athletes in my DMs, bro. Listen, after you realize you can't even find a nigga with the name he gave you,

he's telling you bullshit, you're still FaceTime at him, still trying to link up. Are you kidding me? They said there's another nigga. Here's another one, chat. Here's another one. He probably up like $500,000 right now. But they say he got a YouTube video. He flexing APs, he got workouts.

Look. The craziest part these things is work out in the local park. Yo, yo, I go, yo, this thing is not even that committed to it, bro. Oh, at least he got on, like, the Dallas Cowboy. Like, a nigga don't got a helmet or nothing, nigga. He's just working out of the local park, bro.

Yo, these, y'all, I go lie. These bitches is stupid as shit. Yo, a nigga could be on the jungle gym, nigger, as long as he got on a, fucking New York Giants like Jersey be like, oh yeah, he's on a team. It's Claire he's on the team. Got on, yo, the niggins on a jungle gym, bro. Oh, hell no.

Look at this shit. The niggins just took bitch it with security. Shout out. Yeah, Miami, Atlanta. Yo, chat, it's incredibly, it's incredibly, like, it's so easy. To, like, fool women. I feel bad, bro. I feel fat.

Actually, I don't, nigga. Fuck out of here. Like, yo, your women fall for any. Women got to stop going after material things, bro. They got to stop going out after material things. Or at least just know the real worth and who really got the shit. That's probably his homie's jewelry. So my y'all, I just came out of ice blocks.

It ain't on being this shit like I'm a hip. That bitch, me. Oh, play with a mic. Man, this thing got a whole, like, got a whole tape. Look at the chicks. He was finessing. Damn, they're not even that bad looking. Apparently it was easier for him to go after white women, too.

White women and Asian women. He said these businesses were dumb as rocks. He said them chicks was dumb as a box of rocks. And then he would invite these businesses to go to Dave and Busters. Listen to this. I'm not down here. There's a lot of women who. There's a couple who turned it down.

He traded himself. He was a regular David Busters. This is this shit. You already know how I get down. But the matter of fact, you don't. Because I'm in the NFL now. I don't know if I was in the league when I was fucking with you. Or I was almost in the league.

So now I'm in the league. Last year, this was after me and you stopped talking. I ended up breaking my pinky on my left hand. and I didn't clear waivers before Yo I said shit Hey niggers, so I read The hell?

What the hell is that? Have you guys seen that post that went viral about that man Who scammed 26 women Because he was pretending to be An NFL player on the San Francisco 49ers She's one of the women Story time of when that man approached me I want to preface this by saying

I am not one of those women that got scammed. I never entertained him. We had just met once and I'm literally coming on here to laugh at this man because I cannot make this shit up. Rewind time to 2024. I was in a really long-term relationship and we had broken up in January. I moved into my own place. I was like fresh out. Okay. Imagine being with someone for that long and then finally being single. So I'm at the gym one morning and I just remember seeing this man and feeling this man like staring at me. I was really shy around men and I was really awkward. My friends will tell you I have the worst eye contact ever.

Like being in the presence of any man that wasn't one of my friends, I would just get really shy and awkward. We've come a long way since then. So I'm done lifting and I go into the cycle room to finish my workout on the bike. There's usually nobody in there. This man follows me into the cycle room. Sometimes people work out in there because it's away from the crowd, so I get it.

I didn't really think twice about it. I noticed that he's talking to me. I have my headphones in and I'm like, sorry, what? He was telling me that he noticed me. He was calling me beautiful. And I'm over here blushing like, hmm, thank you. So awkward. So embarrassing.

He was making small talk with me. He shared that he had a house in Dublin and he was selling it to move closer to work. Okay, I didn't know what work was. I didn't give a fuck. When I looked at him, I didn't really notice. I was kind of just like frazzled. Like, oh my gosh, a man is talking to me.

This is so weird. He was wearing a black 49ers hoodie with this big old obnoxious chain. And I didn't even notice it until he's just yapping away. And I take a look at him because I'm like, who are you? This man is a smooth talker. He is flashy. He looks like a walking red flag, to be honest. With his attitude, his energy, he was very, very pushy.

He's asked me questions, my ethnicity. He's asked me about my family. We're having this conversation and I'm on the bike. And I'm not stopping my workout He's like, oh, it was nice to meet you, can I get your number? And I was like, uh, hesitant. And he goes, are you single? I was like, yeah.

What does that mean? I'm newly single. I just got out of a really long-term relationship. And he said, how long is long? It's like eight, you know. All right, I think Shorty thinks she's like the main event. Shorty, you're just another bitch who almost got finesse, man. Like, stop it, man.

Here's nine years. He was like, damn, what happened? I'm like, oh, you know, caught him doing something that he shouldn't be doing He was like, listen, we could take it slow We don't gotta do nothing crazy You seem really into your health and fitness We can go get a smoothie

Okay, this man is pressing me I just don't think I'll ever see you again I'm never out in this area And I would hate to miss out Oh my gosh, clearly this man is not going anywhere Until I give him my number Like I promise we can take it slow And in my head I'm like I'm gonna give you my number

And I'm never gonna see you again I'll let you do your thing I don't like to be bothered when I work out I'll hit you up like it was so nice to meet you You're so beautiful blah blah blah blah blah okay the whole thing so I'm texting my sisters and I'm like you guys this man just asked me for my number and I gave it to him it was a big deal okay I don't be giving out my number like that he said he was on the Niners but I don't believe him if you were really a professional athlete why are you at the gym that I pay 30 bucks a month for what are you doing here but laughing about it so I'm running errands I think I'm like at home goods or something because I'm still furnishing my apartment because I just moved it I get a text from this number that I don't know and it's It's him. I can't make this shit up.

He sends me a four and a half minute long video of him in the car on the way home from the gym Just yapping away telling me his whole life story. I didn't ask you okay, so I send it to my sisters But I'm still running errands and I'm like oh my gosh look what he sent me Haven't been single in a long time. So my brain is like is this what people do? They send videos like this because I've never had this before when I was single dating apps weren't even a thing. The culture shock was crazy. And the shit he's saying, it's still the running joke in my family. I have to show you guys.

So what's up, Francis? Like I said, it was a, uh... What is his... Enough. Enough, man. This nigga's full of shit, but hey, cannot to hustle, man. Cannot not to hustle if you ask me.

Oh, man. Going back to KU, NIL. We got all the money we wanted. We're getting back on a full scholarship, bro. Long time coming, man. Happy to be back with the Jayhawks. Yeah, but it's not like Vegas hot. Like, it's hot is like doable, but it's still hot.

But yeah, it's hot. I'm about to get some water, some food. I'm going to go to the hotel and then get ready to see either I leave tonight or I leave her. in the morning, one of the two, so we'll figure that out. But I just want to say this. So clearly you're the only girl that I'm dealing with because that's just how I do things. I'm a very efficient person.

I always believe in efficiency, making things work smoothly and efficient. That's just how I always am. That's why. Yo, chat, if you've been talking to a girl and, like, she catches you in a white lie, and she's now calling you a liar, just, just, Just remember, man. There's always worse. It's always worse, man. I'm at this level of success that I'm at now.

So obviously we're going to meet tomorrow. I'm going to let it play in the background. I'm going to pull up the indictment. The indictment is on the academy.org. So I got the indictment on there, but listen to him in the background. We don't, you know, sit talk, vibe, all of that. And then I want to make sure that either we leave knowing we want to move. forward 100% exclusive and all of that or we don't obviously we'll hang out all okay all right let me go over

some things real quick i know we we had some fun already but let me just go over some real things in the indictment um he was indicted before like a couple weeks ago he just got on sealed there's two people in the indictments dejean lebraia love and taylor jamie chan he's actually 18 but suppose he would do all the fake stuff, and by the way, the guy's 35, he created a fictitious persona to defraud numerous women he met primary online on dating platforms. He falsely portrayed himself as a wealthy NFL player for the Rams. No, no, not for the Niners. And a real estate investor from Switzerland. He convinced many of his victims that since they were in sincere relationships and it was financially savvy to gain their trust, love advertised, non-existent investments,

which could generate massive returns to his victims. Victims sent love and his co-conspirator money believing they could invest in a legitimate means, okay? Love would easily pay, he said, Taylor Chan, okay, okay. Some victims also loaned large amount of money believing he would pay the money back, neither loved or never Taylor ever invested in money or returned the money.

The victims gave in full. He's used numerous name as John Love, Dejaun Love, Avril Little Love and Jordan Love Taylor Jamie which is a co-conspirator is this Chinese nigga right here is an 18-year-old man a co-conspirator he falsely portrayed himself to the victim as a Love's financial advisor to gain their trust

and convince them to invest their money in bogus investments and part of the scheme Chan and Love Exchange investment related electronic communications where Chan falsely portrayed himself as an investment advisor Okay. Love sent numerous screenshots of these communications between Love and Chan in which they discussed fictitious investment opportunities. They also engaged in a three-way face-time calls with victims during the calls, Chan showed the victim's falsified investment gains. So this guy knew how to use

like AI and chat GPT and like Photoshop. They would Photoshop bank accounts that people could see like, oh, there's a lot of money here or Photoshop like an investment portfolio that look like there's a lot of gains. So he was, the Chinese guy was doing all that. Okay. So love and Chan devises scheme, okay, from at least 2022 to 2026. They've identified 26 women. They met most of women on Tinder, Bumbling Hinge, and Facebook dating. There's something called Facebook dating. He deployed romantic relationships with many of them and told him he wanted to sell down and build wealth with them invested together. He portrayed himself as wealthy and successful to his victims to entice them to place her.

money into non-existent investments and also loaned money. With some victims, he posed as a NFL player for the Niners and with some, he said it would be a wealthy Swiss real estate developer. He falsely purported himself to be, Chan said he was the financial advisor in furtherance of the scheme. He crafted a lifestyle online which created the illusion of exceeding wealth. Love also sent his victims photographs and videos showing love wearing what appeared to be expensive jewelry, designer, clothing, accessories, and driving exotic cars. He falsely told some of the victims that it was a wealthy 49-nors players to encourage him to invest in the scheme. Okay. Some victims became suspicious of love and searched for his information through the internet due to his false social media representation, search engines, and artificial intelligence.

occasionally it stated that he was a bona fide 49ers player in January 2026. Investigators entered Love's first and last name of search engines and found the results did in fact sometimes depict him as a player for the 49ers. Investigators observed similar Google search results on a Instagram's social media account believed to be controlled by him. This was the account. Okay. This was the account of his Instagram in 2026.

This was the how it looked when you typed his name in with the 49ers. It actually came up as a 49ers roster. As far as the scheme, Love created a fictitious bank and investment account balances by using phone applications such as fake bank account pro. What the fuck? There's an app called fake bank account pro which allow users to create and edit fictitious bank account balances. He showed victims these fictitious balances. To deceive them and to believe he was extremely wealthy. In one instance, Love falsely claimed to a victim to have a bank and investment account balance over $30 million.

Here's one of the screenshots. Oh, my God. Screenshot taken from a video sent by Love showing his login screen for Love's alleged bank account. Investigators believe the application is Fate Bank Account Pro. Pitchard is below is the Fake Bank Account Pro website obtained by Investigations. from an internet search. Wow. Investigators identified numerous

electronic communications between Love and Chan regarding their scheming. Communications, Love and Chan frequently referred to victims using derogatory languages, sometimes calling victims ugly bitches

and their intent to defraud the victims. Sorry. One message regarding a victim, Love told Chan, shit. I ain't did shit with him or her. Whoever it is, I need the cash.

No issues with taking money from Amanda, pause. Love for the Axe Chan. Would you talk to a tranny? Ha! Would you talk to a tranny for 12K? God damn.

Investigators also identify electronic communication between Chan and associate regarding love and Chan scheme. In the two messages, Chan stated, these are girls that's like very ugly or all right, look at who got some bread. A lot of the pretty girls, they be broke.

Yo, it's crazy because there's mad girls coming out right now like, yo, he tried to bag me too. Yo, he finessed me too. You realize he was calling all, yeah. His type was ugly bitches. These chicks don't really, yo, you see why they got finesse, right, chat? They're all dying tonight.

I'd be like me, me, me, me, I'm one that got finessed. You realize he was literally saying the type of girls we need to finesse are the ugly bitches. And y'all are raising your hands and making videos. One of the victims identified and interviewed, none reported have receiving any proceeds, returns on their principal, blah, blah, blah. Okay. Okay. 10,000 here. Oh, what?

8,000 here. So, oh, somebody lent love, $20,000 here. Love, oh, okay, so Love did repay a little bit, $13,000, because he got loaned from somebody else. He used that to lease a quarter million dollar McLaren. At that point, he was making $50,000 a month. He leased the McLaren with $20,000 in cash with a $15,000 check and I charged the card.

After making two-monthy payments, AT realized she was being scam Love returned to McLaren to AT who returned the car to the dealership AT paid $30,000 to break the lease and some... Oh, it's a girl that rented Oh my God I wish I could find a bitch this dumb

Like these bishops got to be up there With like blue faces girls Yo chat when I see a genuine stupid chick Like I don't feel bad for them I envied I'm like damn I'm getting the chicks that could use Google. Like, yo, these businesses are stupid.

So AT met Love 2020, dated until 2023. Love present himself as wealthy. You could tell us this is a fat chick. No disrespect, but come on now. After dating for approximately one month, Love told AT that Chan could invest her money in an expedited account

which would double the money and would receive a check $600 every two weeks. AT transferred $20,000. Is she sent a nigga $20,000 after a month? I got to respect it To his Chase account And Gave love 20,000 in cash

And sent an associate of love 5,000 For, oh my God Chat, don't you wish you found a bitch this dumb A month in? You know it's crazy All the women who are like so upset There's niggas that do this And can't sue. We just laugh at the niggins

And call him tricks You tricking ass nigger You tenders We laugh at niggas who do shit like this. But essentially, this chick met him, $45,000 in a month and said, A.T. never got another $600 checks. Love showed AT would purported to be a bank account statement, showed that the investment was growing. When asked about the checks or the lack of the checks, Love created excuses for delay. AT later loaned another $20,000. God damn. Because Love said he needed money to help

his family. He eventually Love repaid $13,000 of that loan through another loan from an associate. And around January of 2023, Love asked AT to help him lease a quarter million dollar McLaren. AT did not have the income to support

the leasing on the vehicle. So Love had a fake payroll check made for AT. So she didn't realize that he was faking everything. He made a fake payroll check for you. A fake payroll check made for AT which showed AT was making. $50,000 a month.

AT presented the payroll check to the dealership to secure the lease. Love leased the McLaren with $20,000 in cash, $50,000 a check and $5,000 charged to AT's credit card. After making two payments, AT realized she was being, oh man,

she was taking the payments too. Love returned to McLaren to AT, who then returned to a dealership, AT paid $30,000 to break the lease. She lost $87,000. Damn. All right, this victim IH lost 7,000. That's barely any money.

Okay, 30,000. That's a good lick right there. Good lick. This one looked like she was only losing. What? How much money is this? 8,000. Look like it's 8,000.

Here's some of these messages. God damn. All right, this one right here. This shit, chat. Look at this. J.M. met Love on Bumble. Love told J.M. that he was a wealthy man from Switzerland.

He played football for the Niners and showed an alleged bank account with $30 million. The $30 million man is on Bumble. Got you. After Love and J.M. went on several days. Love told J.M. that his financial advisor, Chan could get J.M. to invest and create financial security to quit her job. Love stated he started to invest with Chan, with initial $300,000, which grew to $17 million.

Love also stated that there was a new investment opportunity called expedited an account that J.M could invest in and double and triple it up in months. J.M. invested $4,000 via Apple Pay. She expressed concern. Held a FaceTime with love. They showed that the money was starting to grow. She then suggested he invested another $2,000

and that he could withdraw the $2,000 a couple of days. Jim was hesitant and Love offered to match. so she did it 1,500 and supposedly Love match 1,000. Love showed JM off the alleged account balance. It was like 7,000. And Love stated that J.M. had already made a sizable profit. Love then suggests J.M. take out a loan of 4,000 to 5,000. J.M. became suspicious of love and asked for some of their investment back,

but love stopped communicating. Jesus. Yeah, a lot of them were like, spoiler. investments. He hit one for 80,000, but everybody else looked a little bit low. A didn't have cash on hand, took out two loans worth 17,000. So I got A for 17,000. Oh, and they, ah, that's how they caught his bitch-ass thing. So they put a confidential human source. CHS met Love in 2025 via Dayton platform. Love told CHS his name was Avrilito Love and that it was wealthy from Switzerland.

After a few days, Love spoke to CHS about investing. The fact that Love drove nice cars this and third made CHS believe that love was wealthy. Okay, how much money they gave him? So this is a confidential human source. It's basically the government plan of this person. How much money? Okay. Yeah, Love stopped communicating with CHS when they wouldn't invest in any money.

Okay. TA invested 15,000. Okay, 15,000 lick right there. BS B S loving person And gave 20,000 Okay, that was 20,000 right there

Okay M. M gave 10,000 Yeah, he's running it up He's running this shit up, man All right Holy shit This guy's This guy's one of them

This guy's one of them, man All right Shout to Dejaan, man Feel bad for the women but okay chat give me a topic give me a topic give me a topic

why is everybody watching me eat pizza shit chat was this diabolical chat we have uh court tomorrow I will be starting very very early so don't you worry we are back in the game tomorrow oh yeah you know what yo chat

did y'all hear the uh the spin that remix okay Have y'all heard the spend that remix? Listen to you. Not even want some hating stuff. Lebebebe needs to stay in the get ready with me music. Keep copy and gonna.

I'm gonna be honest with you. I was actually surprised this was kind of that garbage, the remix. I know she wanted Drake on it. But to have Lebebebe on it and it was this trash, I thought he was like, I know people might think I don't like it, but I thought he was going to kill it. You know why? bro, he's like one of the biggest tricks in America

Like this is this would be like his fucking anthem This should be his alarm clock every morning Spend that shit Like I would listen You only need James Harder and a little baby on the remix That's it nigga For one of the biggest tricks in America To be on this goddamn remix

And fuck it up Man I ain't gonna lie man He need to stick to copy and gun him bro Straight up But I'll say this yo Yo Miami I think you fucked up with this remix This remix if a nigga

Unless maybe Boston Richie Because Boston Richie top five tricks too Boston Richie maybe he would have done a better job If not Young Miami you should have put You know you should have put on this Lotto Lotto

Cardi B Lottie B sexy red or something shit like that It should have kept it girls Should have kept it girls Should have kept it girls Can't even lie to you There's another remix

with Davido? What the fuck? Yeah, well, this ain't the one. This ain't the one. All right. Let's look at what's going on right now in the Yellow Bezzi trial.

We have been out of this for a while. We've been out of this for a while. The Yellow Bezzi trial. So the Yellow Bezzi trial is taking like these interest in turns. One of the main things that's kind of like popped up. By the way, remember, Yellow Bezzi's in there for murder for hire.

apparently the killer, we find out so much about him. So Mo 3 got killed after leaving a young woman's house who apparently her baby daddy was the one who chased him down on the interstate and killed him. They apparently identified this nigger by the dirty draws he had on. Okay? So this nigger refused to change his drawers. And that was one of the distinct, that was one of the distinct way that he got identified.

Check us out. Do you see the individual entering the house at 1348, 45 with a backpack? Yes, sir. And do you see his pants and his underwear? Yes, sir. See that individual walkout carrying something? Yes, sir. This video, the day before the murder, the FBI testified,

about home surveillance video showing a man with a rifle and wearing blue underwear. The day of the murder, the same man returns to the home with a rifle with the same color underwear and then goes to burn some items in the backyard. The murder of Melvin Noble, also known as Mo 3, you see on this dash camera video, the shooter had light colored underwear, possibly blue. Ooh. And first, once you look at this video. Exactly. So those are the two things. This is where the baby mom of the killer basically testified that Mothra was at her house 30 minutes before.

Yes. What was someone through your mind when you found that out? I just knew it was just something fishy because he was leaving my house and I just felt like somebody had something to do with it. I asked my son had he talked to his father. And if he asked if he was there, because he had been asked him, can they, he take them out? So my intuition clicked in. In trace phone, that's how you were communicating with Devin. Is that right?

Um, I didn't communicate with him. Um, I don't believe through his phone. And we wasn't on talking terms. Did you later go to the Dallas Police Department? And did you remember bringing your phones, uh, both your phones and your son's phone? Um, I felt like my address was given out. I felt like somebody had bought. him from my house where I feel like I mean anybody would think that's something

you find out what happened to Melvin yes what was going through your mind when you found that out I just knew it was just something fishy because he was leaving my house and I just feel like somebody had something to do with it I asked my son had he talked to his father and if he asked if he was there because he had been asked him, can they, he take them out? So my intuition clicked in. In Tracebaum, that's how you were communicating with Devin. Is that right?

Okay. We haven't really tapped into this case as much as we probably would have normally if we weren't that consumed over the case for Dirk. But essentially, trying to give you a good update here. Remember, they're saying Mo 3 did this shit. No, I'm tricking. They're saying Yelabizi order this murder, right? From what I'm seeing, and, let me see it.

This is the victim's mom. Kiwan White is the first of three men to stand trial and what prosecutors say is a murder for higher plot. Rapper Mo3 was shot and killed on a Dallas interstate in November 2020. It happened in broad daylight. Prosecutors say Kiwan White chased Mo3 down on I-35E near the Dallas Zoo and shot him to death. According to them, Yellow Beezee, another rapper paid White to kill Mo3.

Jurors heard from the first witnesses yesterday, including drivers who saw the shooting unfold and were shown video of a gunman chasing Mo three along the highway. We also heard from Mohery's mother, who told jurors Mohery was known for his jokes and for how much he loved his family and kids. She also said she did not know about any riffs Mo3 had with people or sang about because at home he was not the rapper. was her son. You know, I'm old, so I'm not listening to rap. And so I didn't know, again, when he's at home with us, he's not the rapper, he's not Mo Three the rapper.

He's Lemelvin, he bubba. So we didn't have to worry about none of that at home. White has pleaded not guilty. His trial is expected to last roughly two weeks. And after that wraps up, Yellow Beezee will go on trial next, the other defendant. Ah, wait, so Bezzi is not on yet. So I guess, okay, they're going for the shooter first.

I thought the shooter was like cooperating. Give me one second. All right, let's try to figure out what this is. And hawked them down and killed them on the interstate with an assault rifle and ran and got away. So three trials are going, or there's going to be three trials. So unlike the Dirk case, all three of the defendants, a guy named Kowin White, who's the trigger.

man who's on trial now uh yellow bezy and then a guy forget his name but his last name's brown the supposed middleman they each separately have homicide cases and mo three was an artist some you may remember he mean he had a hell of a run he was very popular people really liked mo three he had you know like kind of like that ride wave what they call the the pain music and every you know uh i don't believe how big of our I heard his ride wave. I didn't know he was like the biggest. All right, come on, brother.

Trap boy Freddie maybe. I'm sorry. Kowan White, one accused of hawking him down and following in the car and doing that crazy shit with the ski mask guy and banging him out. In front of, I mean, a lot of witnesses, but with the ski match guy, he had a pending case for shizzuting his. boyfriend who dresses as a woman. Attorneys for Dallas, right? Yes, that's what I said. He's somebody that by the age of 20 he had already had four or five.

All right, we got to get to this quick. So today is the day that I realize Key One White is 110%. So this is a shooter. He's so-mo. His trial is first. Cooked. Now, what do I mean by that? Listen, they show just two.

They're still showing evidence, but two pieces. of evidence today I think was enough to just seal the deal the whole case and I'm going to get into it with y'all right first of all they said key one white was super far i'm talking about months behind on paying his bun right he going to the bun well he ain't even checking in you know when you're out on bun you got to call and check in and you got to pay like the little premium prices well buddy was super far behind because he ain't had no pay able to do it right but the day the very day that mo three was shot and killed buddy walked into his bondsman coming Not only did he pay all the back pay that he owed and paid the rest of it off like weeks and weeks and weeks in advance

But also he's finally a hitman that finally got paid we realized he's hitman ain't getting paid right He looks like he's a hitman that did he also had four pockets full like he just signed to a little baby now They said he walked in his money was busting out of his pockets now listen bro If you go on talking about you post a late low what do what push like? I do you push like a little what do you who's like so say uh land load playing slow something like that buddy wasn't landlough playing slow at all he walked in full pockets full of money paid all that money for the bun paid for the future of it as well in which they said that was kind of suspicious because he was a person that really could barely ever pay his bun and then also you know somebody he would not even call and check in with them so they're now in

the court using as evidence to say this must be this must mean he got paid now even if that enough evidence for you. The next thing I'm going to show y'all is case closed. Here we go. During Detective Barnes investigation, human wife had become a suspect and did you say subject bones or

Sheriff Brown? Detective Barnes. Okay. Detective Barnes when Human White became a suspect, he went to that bonding location to get information. That's how they were able to identify known addresses. and associates.

All right, so the killers look like he got paid. Same day. He paid all his bills. And during that, he also found out that after the murder, he went to the bonding company. And there's surveillance that shows him with a large amount of cash immediately after the murder. And the bonding records show that he had not been checking in

and not making his payments. And then all of a sudden, that just happens to the day of the murder, go in with a large amount of cash and pay, weeks in advance his bond amounts that he had not been up to speak an up to day paying. Your Honor, we believe that is While I don't disagree that it could be prejudicial in nature the probative value to prove that this individual is coming into money all of a sudden when he had previously not had it goes to show the fact that he is being paid for this capital murder, which is

is an essential element in this case that we must prove beyond a reasonable doubt. And so it's not to talk about the charges that he had or the types of cases, it's to show that he all of a sudden had the financial ability. Not only did he have just the financial ability, he had a lot more money on him.

And the witness from the bond company will talk about how unordinary and unusual this was. And I think that all goes, and it's all circumstantial evidence and direct evidence to some extent the money that he has on him and also coming into the financial position to pay to prove capital murder and while i do agree that it could be probative or prejudicial um i believe the probative value substantially out with any prejudicial uh allegedly to his bond people to pay his bond that he's been weeks well really months and months behind be able to pay all that and then pay future stuff out of nowhere the exact same day uh that mow three was killed step a man three times. You already know.

Now, if that wasn't enough, bro, when I saw this next evidence, piece of evidence that they had, this solidified deal for me. Dude is 100% cook. So not only do they have him with a gun in his hand that Mot three was murdered with, allegedly, just said allegedly for that gun into the case that's concluded because I'm, I'm telling you out right now. Y'all know how normally I wait to all the evidence come out before I ever make any type of claims because I don't do like,

Good Woken Spirit. None less the right. Well, I'm telling y'all right now, but he's not beating this, right? So not only do they have him with the gun. And this footage outside of a trap house. How did they get this footage? I'm not exactly sure,

but this is footage at the trap house. They got him with the clothes on that he actually did the hit in, not on this clip, but on another clip. They got him burning those clothes on video. They got him in the vehicle, the black Camero, Chevy Camero. They got him in that vehicle as well. you know what let me just play this for y'all there's

761 is the camero there goes the camero that's in the back of the trap house the footage as y'all seeing right now is the trap house and over there remember that's a that's like a fire plit where they're going to venture to be burning the clothes 762 we have the ended up in the house 764 is something in his mouth but um sharing something that's on is that fair Correct. 765 getting into that

Sam Black Mara. They got him on tape burning the clothes? Yeah, it might be cooked, y'all. 767, leaving that house at 18 of 9 to 20, which would have been

roughly 5 and 511 began on November 10th. Is that correct? Correct. Somebody say, The trap house got cameras. Yo, it's 2026, man.

The trap house got cameras. Audio detectors, everything, niggas, motion sensors. What's up? 668. Or an individual wearing. Can you describe the underwear that person has on? Light blue. This is the outfit that the guy was wearing that murder Mo3.

There's a logo in front of him so you can't actually see it. And that's at roughly 1348-42. There's 760. It's roughly 12. There you go. P.N? Correct. On November 11th. In States exhibit, 770, we see that individual walking out of the house at roughly 1.10 p.m. or something is saying? Correct.

And this is all that to see him going to a Christian Bay Paril. Now you can see him at that grill. It started to burn the clothes. 780 something burning at well. Correct. Now there's other still shots. from later in the evening 781 is that 1809 so roughly 5.01 p.m.? Yeah, roughly about 5.10, 5.11 p.m. Yeah, roughly about 5.10, 511 p.m. Can you describe what the two people in that picture are wearing?

The male is wearing black pants and a long sleeve blue shirt. the female is wearing yellowish green shorts and black t-shirt with the design across the front. 752 is an individual leaving at 913? About 906, 907. Okay. Okay. Okay.

Sorry. Now jumping ahead and... And that's 783. 783. This is 11.22 at 1637. These are all the photos that have already been admitted through you. Correct. You see an individual getting into a silver collar.

It gets to do it. 786 at approximately 4 p.m. Yes. And it's a trap house, too. So I'm sure they got this footage, and they probably just keep an eye. on everybody, even people that's not involved in this case, because they can see, you know, talking about who

buying the, you know, talking about the stuff and then all that. They got the traphouse bug, y'all. This shit is ridiculous, man. Your chat, we keep talking about, like, dumb cases, dumb criminals, this got it. Yeah, it was on a vehicle? Is that fair? Hey, yes. Oh, yeah. So, also,

they had pictures, you know, that was a picture of Ducky P. Now, some of y'all may remember, Ducky P did an interview before he passed away R&P Duckie P, he was actually shot and killed. Now, whenever Dougie P in his interview, they asked him something about Mo3. Dougie P. White did his nose, you know, told him by, Dougie P was also, as you can see in his image, the day Mo3 was killed. He was with, he was with Key 1 White sometime during that day, right?

Whether it was before, after, I'm not sure. But I believe this may be after. But anyways, it's just wowed all the information that the feds, you know, got. I'm talking by they got the car. That's why I say it's over for Kiwan White. He's not beating this case. A hundred percent chance he's not beating this case. He can't beat this at all, no way

at all. They got him with the gun. They got them with the car. They got them with the matching clothes. They got them burning his clothes. It's over for Key One White. I'm just keeping the hunting with y'all. They got him with a gunning for a trap house, burning across the street, on

camera on the highway. Yeah, he's cooked. He's cooked. I guess the interesting trial is going to be the next trial, which is supposedly he's yellow bezy. That's going to be the interesting one. That's going to be the interesting one.

So Kiwan White's ex-trans lover has came out and said she... Trans. He wants an apology. Why does she want an apology? Because Jassy Banks received an apology. Jossi, you know, Jossi got on the stand. Wait, wait, wait, wait. So Mo 3 was fucking a chick that was...

that had a baby by a nigger that fucks with trans? Huh? And she proved that even like right after Mo3 was murdered, she was cussing out of baby daddy like you dead. Why would you do that? Which turned a lot of people eyes to say, okay, maybe Jossi had nothing to do with this at all. Maybe Jossi didn't actually set up Mo3

because originally a hell of a lot of people was thinking Jossi was the one that set up Mow 3. So those text messages that came out in court and Jassy's testimony that she did on the stand kind of vindicated her in a lot of people's eyes, right? Well, the trans girlfriend of Kiwan White commented under her posts, well, you know, on my post when I posted Jossie and her testimony with people apologizing. And this is what his trans girl said, Barbie Otimore. She said, y'all talking about they owe her an apology. What about me?

So I don't need an apology just because told trans, they lied on me for you. year saying I had something to do with this and clearly didn't. Now, did people say that his trans girlfriend was potentially part of the reason Motri got set up and assisted with it? Yes, we definitely heard that as well. Somebody said, are you testifying also? And then she said, don't be questioning me. Do you see me up there? The F? So she definitely wants an apology. Now, here's the thing about it. There's a new viral video going around of Key One White, where Key One White is, Like he has no type of worries at all about what's going on, right? You know, let me a second.

Let me play that video. And then I'm going to show y'all why I believe he's not worried at all. So closing court yesterday, right, whenever court was pretty much almost over and everybody was about to pack up and walk away, of course they were still doing a little bit of talking. But you can see Kiwan White, and Key One White is all smiles. He don't look scared. He'll look like he's shaking. He'll look like he's stressed out at all.

It's like no worries in his eyes. Now, this is after the testimony, showed him with the potential gun to kill Mothe. Showed him at the trap house footage. Showed him burning the clothes. Showed him riding inside of the car that was used to actually murder Mo3, allegedly, on that highway. You know, I'm literally all this footage. And Buddy is still, of course, smiling. You know, talking to his lawyer is still smiling.

No type of worries in him at all. Now, y'all probably wondering, what in the blue hell is he so happy? Like why is he not showing any type of emotion or sympathy or whatever it may be? Just knowing that you're potentially about to get locked up for the rest of your life. This is why. So a viral video is going on. Now, I believe his video is potentially after the murder of Mo3 where Key One White is on camera. And he's like he hates when people call him a crash dummy because, see, Key One White was a known crash dummy before the Mo Three thing.

That's probably why whoever paid Key One White chose Key One White or whoever. got paid they then chose key one white to go do to hit allegedly um because he's a crash dummy well people call him a crash dummy he's been known as that but this is a video going viral now of key one white saying listen i hate when people call me a crash dummy i know what i can do and i know what i won't do you know somebody robbing the bank burglarizing the building or not robbing the bank but burglarizing the building and burglarizing an atm which in a way could be robbing the bank i would do that because it's a misdemeanor now i don't think that's a misdemeanor uh robbing the TM, that seems like it could be federal.

But, yo, boost it by V. What up? Think of the 5. I say, yo, damn, I want to be like a snitch like whack when I grow up. Damn, I, whack, come in the mix. Boosted also said, I once gave my homie 2K to give me a front, get me in front of a girl so she could think I'm El Chapo. I can't knock homey.

Okay. And somebody says, act, that's Tony Chang, six and a half inch game. Oh, Tony Chang. Yo, you're an OG member if you remember Tony Chang. Here goes the words directly out of key. Juan White's mouth. And when we call me a crash number, shit, they shouldn't make me mad because I ain't no crash number.

I think about everything. Consequences. That way, when I'm fist on, he need buildings, there ain't nothing of the misdemeanor. Burger and building. Bringing it to an ATM machine or a motherfucker fucking safe in the stone. There ain't a number of burgundy building. Misdemeanor.

I can get away with that. Me going robbing somebody on a store. I can't do that. That's aggravated robbery. $5.99. I know my sham not a dummy. Yeah, this was a dummy, bro. Sides of a dummy.

I'm running the spot though. I can't get, what you gonna do? Kyle Lola and say I stole out your dope no. Yeah, let's get away with this. I think for I do, I went to prison for a reason. And I'm glad I went to prison because I learned everything how to not be a crash dummy. And that ain't where I want no junk. He said, I think before I do something, I went to prison for a reason to learn how to not be a crash dummy. If I want to rob a building or I'm going to start robbing these buildings, I can rob these buildings.

because that's only a misdemeanor. I can rob this ATM because that's only a misdemeanor. And now I'm going to keep it 100 without even looking at it. I think some of the stuff that he said isn't a misdemean. I think some of that is actually a felony. Y'all can, you know, update. You can't take this thing too serious, bro. He's making a video talking about being a crash dump.

Come on now. Come on now. Okay. So today is the day that I realize. All right. So that guy is cooked. that guy is completely cooked so we're going to see what happens

with the Mo 3 trial do we have it not the Mo 3 trial the Yellow Beezie trial when's a date for that when is when does Yellow Bezzi trial start there's no official date as they're

oh they're waiting for the gunman first okay so he's cooked so it goes that yellow Bezzi paid Devin Brown to then pay this crash out to kill Mo Three. But why was Mo Three? Was Mo Three just ironically at his house?

30 minutes before? Or did the middleman purposely pick this guy because he knows Mo Three was fucking his baby mama and that would probably give this guy more reason to kill Mo Three. All of view. Melvin Noble. also known as rapper Mo3. Fox 4 Stephen Dial in studio with a recap.

Space. The person was exiting the vehicle. He was getting out and putting the mask over his face. And when I asked if he was okay, that's when they pointed the gun at me and told me to leave. Your Honor, if she made, she knew what the person said to her. He said, get the, right about, you know, where my car was, you know, is where, you know, is where, you know,

the man fell, the man in the purple jumpsuit. And then I was, I wanted to look, look up to see where the gunman was, you know, I didn't know if he was like, if he was going to be pulling the trigger on me. Kiwan White was in the courtroom wearing street clothes, not inmates, jumpsuit. Other testimony today came from a first responder describing the scene and the medical examiner at the time. Guys, court wrapped up for today, but that testimony, that witness will appear back tomorrow. It happens to be the former girlfriend of one of the other persons accused in this crime and a current girlfriend at the time of Melvin Noble. So we'll lot to unpack tomorrow, Steve. And that's testifying for the prosecution. Correct. Yeah, we'll see. Stephen now.

Thanks. Cold-blooded demonstration. Now, for those of you who don't know, when they showed that small clip of a person in the gold car, that was Mo 3. And the person that jumped out of the black car and was chasing Mo 3 with a gun is the guy that's on trial right now.

Now, the cold-blooded part about this whole thing is that these guys who are accused of killing Mo 3 all used to be like this. And then something happened. I don't know what it is. y'all get in the comments and y'all let us know what caused the rift between all these three brothers down there and dallas right now after that rift that's when things right there got to be in dangerous because according to reports mo three tried to kill yellow besy and the cold-blooded part about this uh attempted murder on yellow bezies life is that mo three rapped about it i'm talking about these rappers nowadays they love Something just snapped me, like, let me know what was going on. I can just hear, like, see the gunfire, just left hand.

I think, like, on the bullethead, and that one made him, like, swerve. You know what I said? So I swirving, I spunked out. Swerve and I spunked out, and I crashed the car. Watch that nigger spin the rain. I kept on rolling. I'm on some motion. Came out in my bed, like, right by my spine accord, and then came out, like, by my heart.

It's a miracle. Blessing. I remember Yellow Bees got shot up back in the day. That had to do with Mo 3. Fuck it I'm posted up. The Yellow Beezie attempted murder. That right there set in motion the orchestrated murder for hire of Mo3. And according to prosecution, they are saying that they were successful in this murder for hire.

Now, I know some of you might be saying, hey, hood educated, right? We understand all that. But how did these guys get caught? Like, how did the police get a hold of them and even understood that they even? had anything to do with the murder of Mo Three. Mo three was dating a woman, right? Yeah. And this woman has a son.

I like how this guy explains it. Because we're behind, we're behind on this case. By one of the co-conspirators, Devin, right? The one with the real long dreads that, you know, the news talked about. And this man, Devin is... Oh, so the chicky's fucking was the middleman. Oh. Friends with Kiwan White, the one that supposedly had jumped out of the car and killed Mo 3.

Devin and Kiwan Wright, or Keon Wright, white are cool with each other. So Devin understood that there was a ticket out for Mo 3. Oh, by the way, I missed this earlier on. Thank you, Dinat. The nodded donated. Shout to him. Once he understood that, he goes to white and say, say, man, listen, my child's mother is dating Mo three.

I got the drop on him. So they went and stalked Mo Three multiple times, went to his child's mother's house multiple times, but they never could catch him. So Devin came up with a great idea, which is a disgusting idea. He would call his son. The son that he has, you know,

the one that Mo Three, the lady that Mo Three is dating. She had a son, and she had a son by Devin. So Devin would call his son and ask his son, hey, is Mo three over there? The son don't understand that his father is planning to, you know, collect money on a murder for hire

or going to try to kill his mother's boyfriend. So the son, yeah, he's here right now. And when his son did that, they went and laid on Mo3. Because by him being the child's father, he knows exactly the location. So once he realized that Mo3 was there, he'd get Kiwan White and they go lay on Mo3. Mothri leaves the house early that morning. He goes to the gas station. They own him.

And how we know that they are following him is because their phones. Those good old phones. It's banging on the same towers that Mowthri and the child's mother tower is banging on. They in the location. They right there. They trace their phones. following Mo3 to the gas station for some reason they didn't kill him there

but then they waited and then he got on the highway and their phones are banging on every single last tower the GP damn they were following from they followed them pretty much from the house yes it's following Mo 3 all the way on the highway now

allow me to say this right here um this murder right here was extraordinary and the reason why I say that is because I don't know if they wanted to kill him on the highway the same way yellow be he's almost got killed because here's the shooting of him happened on the highway but that's where it happened at and it appears that they was desperate right um if you want to see that full video not the small clip that they showed on the news if you want to see the full video click the link that will be pinned at the top of the comment section go over there get you a membership check out that video and then check out other content that I got over there that's if you enter that type of stuff right if you're not hey look don't worry about it no no big thing right because I'm gonna break it down to you now in this video what you see is you see Mo3's car speeding

then you see this black car speeding past him now Mo three he could you could tell that he thought something was going on because the black car is trying to get in front of him and he's trying to get around the black car, but they're not letting them. So he slows all the way down. Stopping traffic on the highway. Stopping traffic. So when he slows down, the black car cuts in front of him blocking his way. Mo Three jumps out of the car. And you might say, well, now, why he jumped out the car? He should have stayed in the car. No, Mo Three got a gun or he tried to get to his gun. That was in the car. So he jumps out of the car. So he jumps out of the car. car go around the driver the passenger side opens the door to try to get to his gun but

when he gets into the car to try to reach for his gun Kiwan white jumps out of the black car with a drako chase Mo3 down shoots him 13 times on the highway mind you and traffic has stopped on the highway cars are going around traffic is still moving but the middle of the highway done stalled and this boy committed this murder in front of everybody. After killing Mot 3, ran and got back in the car and took off. Now I say this is disgusting, it's a murder, but for Devin to use your son so that you can kill somebody, that's a cold-blooded demonstration right there. How much money was paid?

I heard 200,000. Is that true? Had Motley suspected that her child's father was like that? Had Motley suspected that her child's father was landing waiting and tried to kill him and had connections to the people that he supposedly tried to kill or had beef with? It would have been a different story. But see, he didn't look at it like that. That's just her child's father.

He's like, hey, look, I'm dating this girl. She got a kid. child's father is devon i'd okay whatever you know what i'm saying i'm not doing nothing wrong to his kids and nothing like that so hey cool i'm i'm not tripping on him but not understanding that this man right here is gone he still head over heels and like i said before like when listen when a man still when a man is still in love with a woman especially she got his child look man that's what i listen man you got to be careful fucking a nina big mom's man A lot of niggas have kids with these chicks, man.

It ain't never over in their name on. Never over. And then I know a lot of women, they talk shit about their baby daddy. Fuck that nigger. Some of these chicks, they'll talk about their baby dad like a dog. Be like, man, I can't wait to somebody beat him up.

And then she'll set you up for him. She loved that nigger. I always tell you, man. A woman first round pick is the nigger she lets none in her and she carries that kid to turn. Trust me. Never try to compete with the woman's first pick, nigga.

That might not be the first pick that's there on the team, but that was her first round pick, nigga. Don't let her tell you nothing different. Oh, I wish she was dead. She only saying that shit because it ain't work out. And likewise for the nigger. I don't give a fuck about that bitch, man. I don't care who fuck her.

Alright, yeah, okay. You don't care who fuck her till you realize is that I'm fucking her. Man, to do something real strange. Like, put it like this, you know how 50 cents said, man, I don't give a fuck if a dog fucks, Daphne. Nigger, if that was Rick Ross, dicking down Daphne, trust me.

Come on, trust me. Real strange, in hopes of getting back with that woman. And in this case, that's what it about. appeared to be, right? It appears that, you know, he don't even, you know, mess with Mo3 like that, but for the simple fact- Chad, what I'll tell you? You know, trouble died fucking another man's bitch, too.

Trouble went to a chick's, that's another thing. Hey, we also got it, like, Mo-3, like, you know, Rainwater, don't get mad to me, but Mo-3, you was making too much money to go to be fucking a bitch at her house. If a chick got a kid, you are grown-ass man. If she can't get a babysitter come link you in a hotel or where you at. Bro, you're a grown-ass man. Like, you walking into her crib where she stayed with her kid. You got a, like, the kid got power ranges on the floor and shit like that.

Like, come on, man. Like, we've met, man. You got to have some self-respect, man. If you find yourself as a man going to a woman's house and she got her kid laying there, staying there, bro. You are brave, man. You're asking for some shit to happen. I don't care if she tell you, oh, my baby daddy don't live

here. We have a restraining order. Man, what the hell was Mo Three doing over her house? Why are you over another man's baby mama's crib? First of all, here's the thing. Maybe Mo 3 ain't know that the baby father was an op or something like that. But you

know it's another man that probably got the key to this shit. Listen, you can't lay up comfortably in a crib that you know another man could walk through at any moment. If a bitch walked through, let's say it's your crib. You with a girl say your ex walk through.

All right, a bunch of hair pulling a little fighting or whatever, nothing. A man walked through and you and his premises, nigger, it is immediate violence. Somebody might die. Nick, that's what happened with trouble. Can't go to other... Listen, out of principle,

a man should not even be going to a woman's crib, bro. you send her a car nigger like I know a couple niggas they're flying out for girls I think they tweaking too brough we men they women you're supposed to be

already your provider or something like that you gotta have something going on nigga you bring her to you all right you don't trust in your crib nigga catch her at the telly nigga I don't know about going to no single bit

let me see have I done some shit like that now I did do some shit like that I'm gonna lie to see I can't even be too much of a hypocrite This is way back in the day. This is probably like, shit. I'm gonna keep it up being. This is like, it's like 2015 type shit.

I met a bitch. I've been a bitch at some party, like some party in New York. Bitch was from the Bronx. You know I was wilding, nigga. She had a kid, nigga. I went over there, nigga. Shit was fine.

We did whatever. In the morning, like, she was like, oh yeah, I got to go bring the kid to, like, the bus stop. What the fuck? She really got to. got a kid. I ain't gonna lie to you. Another thing, there was mad random people.

Because, you know, girls with kids, they got like, their mama helped taking care of the kid. They, whatever, whatever. So, man, people coming in the house now. I'm like, yo, what the fuck? I like to lay up after I done busts it or nothing. I just, I just chill. I'm over here chilling. I like, you know, the thing is out.

I'm just like cooling. Hell, nah, the kid wants to just walk in the rule. Oh, shit, what the fuck? I knew I was down bad. Dead ass. This was I knew I was down bad. I never see this bitch after this. Apparently, this is how you know, like first I don't got no kids.

This is how you know it's a real child, my nigga, like a real human, like a little kid. But the kid comes through, like, she's telling me that I guess, I don't know what age kids do this at. But the school gave her a box of candy to sell, my nigga. And apparently, because she lives in the hood, Nick, I don't even know why I went there, bro. I don't know why. Nick, to this day, I'm thinking why I went there. nigga she says um basically she got the kid got to sell the candy nigga like she was talking about this fucking this way i can't date no single

moms bro she's talking about this fucking candy my dick hard this fucking kid just walking left i could hear them walking around bro i took out like 20 i said yo let me just buy the whole box man bitch shut the fuck up it's time to fuck i don't you a fuck about no kid right now you know what you what you doing? I'm like, yeah, you know, I got to bring, I got to bring the kid to the park and to the neighbors that they could buy some of the candy. Yo, how much with the whole box?

It's time, man. The fuck going on. Nah, I gave her $20, man. Like, yo, bro, like, yo. I'll tell your sister to get the kid out of here, man. Out of here. I got one more before I go back to Jersey. Like, the fuck?

I'm in the Bronx, nigga. Like, nigga, I'm out of pocket, bro. I'm in the Bronx. down bad bro chat y'all know about one of them ones nigger i bought candy from some fucking school project my nigger of course i of course i want it she said hold on i got to go take him to the bus stop my ass is yo my ass is just laid up in the house because i want to crack one more time the thing is i'm from jersey so if i made a trip to new york i got to crack like three times for the trip to me worth it type shit, you know what I mean?

First of all, it's $20 for the toll on a George Washington bridge. $20. I don't know if that's the highest toll I've ever seen. $20. Gas was $40. And then there's other little tolls that, I don't know, for a zone, I don't know, whatever bridge we got across it. By the time I get there, I'm $100 in the hole, nigger.

I pull up with a bottle of like, I wasn't, I might have had like some Hennessy, nigger and some condoms. That's it. I'm out of town I'm at this chick's house She never told me how many people she lived with It was just like Especially in the morning

That's the thing with these women with kids Well not these women This women with kids Because usually the whole family helped raising the kids Nigger everybody named mama Every time I hear a new voice walking to that I'm like what the fuck is that Nigger I'm in bed because I'm still trying to crack again

Like I should have left at a crack a dawn But nigga I'm trying to crack again Because I'm like yo I crack twice last night. I need one more, and I'm out of here. She's like, hold on, hold on first. I got to, I, I got to get up my son and get him ready to bring him to the bus stop. So my goofy ass is laying in the bed.

I'm hearing mad different people walk in the house. Like, who the fuck is that? All right, that's a female voice. At one point, I even hear a mama. I'm like, what the fuck? I'm out of pocket chat. Like, why am I at this girl's house, bro? My cheap ass got the bottle of, so,

Basically, I'm 200 in the hole. Just to drive to New York, gas, tolls, I got the box of condoms, and I got the fucking, I'm tequila. Not tequila, I mean, I'm henny. I was all henny back then. You know, henny demics. See it on the chest. I'm 200 in the hole, but my cheap ass don't want to get a hotel for the night.

So, nigger, I go to her house. Cracked twice a night in the morning. She's telling me she got to bring this little nigger to the, to the, I guess the bus gum by the corner. I'm in their bed waiting because I'm trying to crack one more time. I'm hearing all type of niggas. I'm here, not really niggas.

I heard one time a guy came in, but the whole time I'm thinking I'm like, I know she says she don't really, actually I never asked her about her baby father. I just knew she had a kid. The whole time I'm thinking I'm like, what happens if a nigger opens this door? What are we doing?

Are we wrestling? Should I put my boxes back on type shit? I didn't can't, like, you can't wrestle with your dick out? You know what I mean? Like, what should I do? Yeah, bad work. I should have never done that. Mo three, God rest your soul, your ass should not be in no goddamn woman's house.

That little Ray Ray could go tell his pops that you piping around, man. No way. No way, bro. I don't know what we'd be doing. But yeah, I've been in that position before. Pause. Like, I've been in that position. But I learned from that lesson.

Like, I felt bad uncomfortable. you can't really get comfortable well if you're a man that you could get comfortable at a girl's house that's not your girl right like not your girlfriend

just a chick your cracking you're moving loose you're moving loose I can't lie you getting comfortable and the little kid running around you're moving loose

somebody said she was Dominican nigga how you know bro no no she wasn't Dominican was she Dominican I don't know I don't know what it was anyway The fact that Mo Three got his child's mother now, hey, that gives him motive.

I want this guy up out of here. But the beautiful thing about all this is that once Mo3 ended up dead after he left her house, 30 minutes after leaving her house, she knew right then and there. She knew something that's to it. And she told it in the court. Check it out. You said that Melvin let your apartment around you. Yes.

What do you call happening next after you left? My sister called me probably like 30 minutes later and she was like, at some point you find out what happened to Melvin? Yes. What was going through your mind when you found that happened? I just knew it was just something fishy. something fishy. Like, I just knew that it was something fishy. I was sad. I was angry. Did he seem like he was in fear of his life while he was with you, November 10th, November 11th?

No. He never seemed like he was in fear of his life when he was with me. When he said it seemed like it was something fishy, why would you think that? If you know, if you know the answer to that question, if you're going to guess, then don't. What? What was the question? Why did you think that there was something that there was something fishy surrounding his death? Okay, and my instructions to you as, if you know, then you can answer. Um, because he was leaving my house and I just feel like somebody had something to do with it.

Did a lot of people know where you lived? No. Why is that? I didn't let people know where I live it. At some point, um, did you or a family number contact police on November 11? I believe my mom contacted the police. Did you speak to police that night? Yes, ma'am.

What were your concerns? I felt like my address was given out to someone. I feel like somebody had followed him from my house where I feel like, I mean, anybody would think that that was my concerns. Were you aware of the public beef with Mo3 and other artists? I was. I don't think she's a bad woman. I could tell, you know, obviously.

See, you can't blame the kid, but you can tell she feel guilty. And she ain't know it was her baby daddy at first, but she felt, she felt very guilty, and she was trying to definitely help, help law enforcement. And I guess she realizes her baby daddy, who obviously gave the drop to Qawan White, who did the murder. Well, actually, I'm going to have a foot off. Okay, you said you met with police officers on the night of November 11th. Is that right? Yes, me on.

And you said it was because you were concerned that someone knew where you lived. I was concerned. I feel like that, can I say? If it's your own personal knowledge. I feel like my address was given out. Why did you feel that way? Because don't nobody know where I stay yet. I don't bring people to my house.

And the only person that knows where I stay is my kids said. my kids said so I feel like my address was given out. Let me see your kids die. You're talking about Devin Brown? Yes. So you felt that Devin Brown had something to do with knowing that Melvin was at your house. Correct. Why would you think that? Because I asked my son, did his dad ask him about it. Oh, and his say. It's her own, it's her, she just said I asked my son.

Right. Go ahead. I asked my son had he talked to his father and if he asked if he was there because he had been asking can they he take them out so my intuition clicked and that's the first thing that came in my mind. I asked my son first. I asked my son if his daddy asked if Melvin was at my house. That's how my intuition picked up. And I asked my son, had he talked to his daddy, he asked if he was at my house. And my son told me yes. She asked her son. And he said, yeah, because he don't understand what's going on.

He's a child. You understand what I'm saying? But the cold-blooded part about all this is that the prosecution is baking the cake. They connect in the dots. Now, what you are looking at now is a screenshot of her son's phone. And notice the date. That same date that the father called his son is the same date that they started stalking Mo3 and they started following Mo 3. Check it out.

We're moving into November 11 at 1145 19 seconds. The gold of cancar leave and 114539 of black car. A black car also leaves. So, 6.20, we have a gold car leaving at 11, 45, 19. 6.21, a black car leaving about 20 seconds after. You're sharing you just, again, two small pieces for 620, 621. Yes. You can't do crime no more.

They, look, they following you everywhere. Y'all see what I'm saying? They following you everywhere. Now, allow me to say this. right here because I'm about to close this demonstration because I'm about to start following this case the same way than I'm following the little dirt trial, right? So y'all can look forward to some more of this. Shout to homie on this.

But I ain't going on out of you. Blue phase got the craziest reality show going on in history, bro. Yo, he got the girl he just got pregnant. Look at this. He got them playing Sisto-Wabs. He just had him like, he had her giving them the rules. So basically got new side chicks. His name was stream, three retrievers.

Date night. He dating all three of them. Your chat, when you see shit like this, Blueface talked to his girl like she's a dog. And he still gets it to have three bitches. Nigger, you're so nice to your girlfriend, nigga, you can't even get a threesome. She don't give a fuck.

Hey. Hey. That's the type of time of you on her, me on. Like, having a ball. Okay. That's how to know. I'm not really focused on. Like I'm gonna force and shi

I'm hearing shit You know Right Oh god my Instagram was playing Video that's in this Videos? No mine was I'm gonna

Huh Cardiiana I would Bich I want my Baby You never need So they're all going out on date man Huh

Shout to blue face man I'm gonna be honest with you though Never mind. This one over here Look too cute for the harem. This one. Blueface usually like keeping a medium ugly.

And I think that the reason why blueface like these chicks medium ugly, they got low self-fice. You like the medium ugly, catch them at like, you know, skid row. Yeah. The ones who like literally are down on their last, got no options. Like this chick, she looked a little too good to be in the harem.

Like this one right here, I think she might have been selling box. I don't know. She might have been selling box when Blueface called her. You feel me? This other one, I don't know. I don't know. Maybe. Maybe.

Yeah, yeah, nah, she might qualify for the harum. Yeah, she might qualify. Somebody said, act, you're simping by saying she too cute? No, nigga. I'm saying that, yo, we've never seen Blueface with like a cute bitch in the harem. Like, it's, yo, he get the ones that you'd be like. You know, man, stop playing. Ha ha ha ha.

Nah, I like this, man. I ain't gonna lie, man. Shout out to blue face. Shout out to blue face. I told you this is the best reality show going on right now. Okay. Give me one more topic before we get off of here. Give me one more topic before we get off here, chat.

We got, obviously, you clearly know we're back at covering all things dirt tomorrow. I got to do an hour update on yellow beesies thing every day. because it kind of look like it's a very interesting trial. We just haven't like really tapped into it like we should. Any other topic? Oh, it's sauce walk a song? Fire. GTA 6.

Later, I should look like, have y'all, have y'all seen a trailer? Apparently it was, it premiered on, um, on Netflix.

We got 10 hours in the books for tomorrow's stream. We'll be covering the dirt case. I'll also tap in, into, I know we've been neglecting the KFED trial. I'll give you an update on what's going on there. And also, I will keep updating you on the Yellow Bezzi trial. That's a pretty interesting trial. I'm not going to lie to you, all right?

Chat, please enjoy the rest of your night. Make sure you guys get ready for your work week. If you do work Monday to Friday, whatever the case is. If not, you guys will have me as your company, whether you drive trucks, you're at home kicking it. Hopefully you're not sick or, you know, have any illnesses. But we'll get to it tomorrow. Okay, tomorrow we should have another cooperator.

We think OTI Avani might take the stand tomorrow. The government claimed they're wrapping the case Tuesday or Wednesday, which means I think Wani should take the stand tomorrow. All right. So we'll see what it is. Chat, thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you for watching. Love you guys. I will see you in the morning. Peace out.