In NYC on October 30 evening, the Halloween deadline, fotunately... or a coincidenze... or a plan... some of the most important Players were around there to the homicide spot (or not too far), so eventually ready to go there fast or to fly in a better place....
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MotionStime.
MotionS Time MotionStime
City
MotionS
MotionS
E (
. Ghhhh
Game Scenario
& Context
Some Players at That Time
(disorderly)
Run-Dmc
Rev Run
DMC
Russell Simmons - Uncle Rush
Farrakhan
Jay Z
Nas
Ja Rule
50 Cent
Rick Ross
LL Cool J - Uncle L
Dr. Dre
Eminem
Randy Allen
Lydia High Allen
Lyor Cohen
Rick Rubin
Beastie Boys
Aerosmith
Onyx
Public Enemy
Shaniqua
Kimora
Amerie
Puff Daddy
Irv Gotti
G-Unit components
Filatinerz
Chris Lighty
Adler
Henchman (James Rosemond)
Black Child
Supreme
(A black woman killed...)
etc.
and go on
E
MotionS
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MotionS Time MotionStime
City
MotionS
MotionS
Game Scenario
& Context
Sone Players at That Time
(disorderly)
Run-Dmc
Russell Simmons - Uncle Rush
Farrakhan
Jay Z
Nas
Ja Rule
50 Cent
Rick Ross
LL Cool J - Uncle L
Randy Allen
Lydia High Allen
Lyor Cohen
Rick Rubin
Beastie Boys
Aerosmith
Onyx
Public Enemh
Shaniqua
Kimora
Amerie
Puff Daddy
Irv Gotti
Ja rule
G-Unit components
a woman killed
Dr. Dre
Eminem
Filatinerz
Chris Lighty
Adler
Henchman (James Rosemond)
Black Child
Supreme
etc.
and go on
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Situations & Locations on October 30, 2002:
Def Poetry Jam 2002
Queens
Airport
Club concert location
Church
The JMJ Recording Studio 24/7
In NYC on October 30 evening, the Halloween deadline, fotunately... or a coincidenze... or a plan... some of the most important Players were around there to the homicide spot (or not too far), so eventually ready to go there fast or to fly in a better place....
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Conflicts Elements:
Rum DMC contract, payments, copyright, credits
Power of Dollar
The Hit
Wanksta
Paradise
In Da Club
Get Rich or Die tryn
Two turntables and a micro phone
JMJ Records. JMJ Music... & Dj Scratch Academy
(Jam Master Jay labels & Dj School)
Def Jam
G-Unit
Shady
Aftermath
Bad Boys
Baby Face
The Game
Five Percent Nation
NOI Nation Of Islam
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P. =Published _ Pubblicato
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Concerning 50 Cent:
He admitted to once considered murdering mentor Jam Master Jay instead of paying JMJ the $50,000 he was owed when 50 signed to Columbia. He was quoted saying,
"I'm thinking it's cheaper to kill him. I give a ni**a 10 cent, blow his f**kin' head off."
Be warned: Pre-recorded interviews in this story are NSFW:
Rap producer Russell Simmons is 60
*Prior to the recent allegations of sexual misconduct against Russell Simmons, his own Nephew Jamal Simmons was on the Murder Master Music Show where he made claims about his famous uncle and the occult.
When speaking about the occult, the Flatlinerz front man was asked if his Uncle Russell Simmons was ever seen taking part in those activities he said, “Like I said everyone has got a good side and a bad side” then went onto say more.
Check out the info below!
Ritualistic Behavior at Def Jam
When asked if he seen rituals at Def Jam
“Yep, Yep! I am not giving my soul up and I’m not giving my hole up! Your a$$hole is connected to your spine and your spine is connected to your brain
“Like I said everyone has got a good side and a bad side. Everyone has got them eyes for you to see. That’s all I’m gonna say, I ain’t gonna say anymore that’s my Uncle and I love him. That’s all I’m gonna say on that level, on other levels we can talk, but not right now. Everybody has good parts about them but nobody is gonna get to up there with out going through alotta s\*t of which I am not willing to go through.”
On Jay-Z Success
“He got to the top how he got there. You are asking for answers that we could expand on but s\*t is dangerous ni**a. So what I am going to say is any mutha fu**a with eyes can see. Its very clear because they want it to be clear. They want you to make a decision. I know mutha f***az that worship Satan, but they want you to listen to them because you accept it. They want you to know. They own in!”*
There is a Satanic Agenda in the Industry
“I don’t know what the fuck these rappers are talking about now days. This is part of the Satanic Agenda. We are living in a satanic era when you see grown men wearing dresses acting feminine. Can’t nobody tell me nothing that shit is not natural. If you study anything of a biblical nature all of the high societies developed into such a way when there was a lotta homosexuality during those end times. This is a theme that is being played today. That’s why the first album was called U.S.A. under Satan’s authority not with Satan’s authority but under Satan’s authority and the USA is under Satan’s authority. People wasn’t ready for it then.”
Redrum of Flatlinerz on Def Jam and his Uncle Russell Simmons
“First of all we came in under the esteemed Jam Master Jay. For those who don’t know my name is Jamel Simmons and my Uncle is Russell Simmons and my other Uncle is Joseph Simmons, but the person who took interest in us was Jam Master Jay. After that Russell and Def Jam jumped in on it and they tried to commercialize us. They tried to promote us as the demons of Hiphop but we were trying to just express occultism that is going on in everyday life that people dont have knowledge of.
“Def Jam, look at the name of it, Def Jam. You have intonation which is a spell, what does a spell mean? How you spell things! So you hear the word Def even though they trick you when they spell it, but what it is, is Death. We are talking about jams that are about death and killing. The shit that came out of Def Jam was about killing, selling drugs, demoralizing women and breaking apart the family structure and Def Jam was at the forefront of all of that.
“There’s a relationship, I just seen him not to long ago but again I chose a different path in life, I seperated myself from that for obvious reasons. He’s still my family, but I’m free of trying to pursue that life because it’s a lie. I’m here to tell you from coming from Def Jam it’s not what you think it is. Nobody owns nothing in that world.”
Original Source: Murder Master Music Show ofwww.ugs4life.com Redrum of Flatlinerz was Interviewed by Prezident Bejda , Pittsburgh Pat and Mac Jay on the Murder Master Music Show
If any information is used PLEASE cite the Murder Master Music Show (mention in anything published) also please use the video links provided, thank you! -Prez
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34. Tupac Shakur, 1996 > Known as: Rapper > Killed by: Unknown > Assassination location: Las Vegas, Nevada
Despite his talent, good looks, and charisma, rapper and actor Tupac Shakur’s life was marred by violence and repeated legal woes. It’s likely his role in the East Coast vs. West Coast hip-hop feud led to his fatal shooting near the Las Vegas Strip while the 25-year-old Shakur was a passenger in the car of Death Row label CEO Marion “Suge” Knight. The shooting followed a fight in the lobby of the MGM Grand Hotel that involved Shakur and Knight
35. Notorious B.I.G., 1997 > Known as: Rapper > Killed by: Unknown > Assassination location: Los Angeles, California
Credit New York-born Christopher Wallace, aka Biggie Smalls and the Notorious B.I.G., with reviving East Coast hip hop. But a clash with the purveyors of the West Coast version of the music, such as Death Row Records, sparked a feud between the two factions. When the musician was gunned down in Los Angeles, many believe it was in retaliation for rapper Tupac Shakur’s killing. After Notorious B.I.G.’s murder, the two warring sides declared a truce. The murders of both artists remain unsolved.
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36. Jam Master Jay, 2002 > Known as: Rapper > Killed by: Unknown > Assassination location: Jamaica, Queens
Born Jason William Mizell in Brooklyn, New York, Jam Master Jay joined the groundbreaking hip-hop group Run-D.M.C.in 1982. The group included Joseph “Run” Simmons (younger brother of rapper and future Def Jam Recordings founder Russell Simmons) and Darryl “D.M.C.” McDaniels. The band’s signature street lyrics, vinyl scratches, and black hats made them distinct and revolutionary. On the night of Oct. 20, 2002, Jam Master Jay was shot by two men who broke into his Queens studio in a crime that remains unsolved.
While the Russell Simmons comment & lament is very cheap, quasi obscene, obsolete, pathetic.
unclerushI have kept my brother Jason Mizel high in my prayers for all these years. .... it turns out i know the kids and the families of the kids who are indicted for his murder... so now I pray for them and their families. The mental diseases of Greed and Violence are embedded in our communities , We are misdirected away from our higher selves or “Gods plans “ for us ,and this sickness is now at an all time high ... let’s please refocus our efforts on the healing and spiritual growth of our communities
In that...
Astonishing that day october 30, 2002 a lot of people of interest in the Game were in NYC. And in Queens or near there.
I would answer to the Russell Simmons banality..
"But the Money?"
"But not only this."
On behalf of JMJ
LAUGH.
At the best of my knowledge.
LAUGH.
"REFOCUS"
LAUGH.
..... Pub. August 24, '20 NYC
At the same time 50 Cent Lost the Appeal against Rick Ross over the 'in Da Club' copyright, on August 19, 2020.
So 50 Cent doesn't own the 'in Da Club' copyright.
The legal battle started when Rick Ross used it freely without to care of 50 Cent.
Maybe 50 Cent forgot any comment concerning JMJ - the man that discovered him, giving to him the first real possibility, teaching him about all (as 50 Cent admits) and signing him to his new label, then producing the 50 Cent First album, as well others songs.
Maybe he forgot because he's still suffering for the other Lost, about the 'in Da Club' copyright, that he didn't have even before.
Instead another big player of that time, or near to be at that time looking at the real past history, LL Cool J seems to be lost in Paradise for his new annouced album with Def Jam, the same label of that period owned then by Russell Simmons too, and for which even 50 Cent worked even if hidden.
So his contribution could be very useful for the JMJ case.
Going through the Memory of these years thanks to the proofs & the indications found in different media, channels or sources,
the facts as they are or as they appear.
Hence later putting out such 'Pieces of God"...
Speaking as Russell Simmons intends The God Plan, maybe intending himself.
P. 08.25.'20 NYC.
...........................
Believing in the good job of detectives, prosecutors & authorities involved in the JMJ case, and that they are following all the possibile ways, the motives and the proofs they found, but this track is of other kind.
At the same time we have suppose, as them, if these proofs found about the supposed involvement of JMJ in a drug deal gone bad, are fabricated proofs by other people in the criminal organization, even called 'Game'.
While the Russell Simmons comment & lament is very cheap, quasi obscene, obsolete, pathetic.
unclerushI have kept my brother Jason Mizel high in my prayers for all these years. .... it turns out i know the kids and the families of the kids who are indicted for his murder... so now I pray for them and their families. The mental diseases of Greed and Violence are embedded in our communities , We are misdirected away from our higher selves or “Gods plans “ for us ,and this sickness is now at an all time high ... let’s please refocus our efforts on the healing and spiritual growth of our communities
In that...
Astonishing that day october 30, 2002 a lot of people of interest in the Game were in NYC. And in Queens or near there.
I would answer to the Russell Simmons banality..
"But the Money?"
"But not only this."
On behalf of JMJ
LAUGH.
At the best of my knowledge.
LAUGH.
"REFOCUS"
LAUGH.
..... Pub. August 24, '20 NYC
At the same time 50 Cent Lost the Appeal against Rick Ross over the 'in Da Club' copyright, on August 19, 2020.
So 50 Cent doesn't own the 'in Da Club' copyright.
The legal battle started when Rick Ross used it freely without to care of 50 Cent.
Maybe 50 Cent forgot any comment concerning JMJ - the man that discovered him, giving to him the first real possibility, teaching him about all (as 50 Cent admits) and signing him to his new label, then producing the 50 Cent First album, as well others songs.
Maybe he forgot because he's still suffering for the other Lost, about the 'in Da Club' copyright, that he didn't have even before.
Instead another big player of that time, or near to be at that time looking at the real past history, LL Cool J seems to be lost in Paradise for his new annouced album with Def Jam, the same label of that period owned then by Russell Simmons too, and for which even 50 Cent worked even if hidden.
So his contribution could be very useful for the JMJ case.
Going through the Memory of these years thanks to the proofs & the indications found in different media, channels or sources,
the facts as they are or as they appear.
Hence later putting out such 'Pieces of God"...
Speaking as Russell Simmons intends The God Plan, maybe intending himself.
P. 08.25.'20 NYC.
...........................
Believing in the good job of detectives & all orhers, by NYPD to FBI, prosecutors & authorities involved in the JMJ case, and that they are following all the possibile ways, the motives and the proofs they found, but this track is of other kind.
At the same time we have suppose, as them, if these proofs found about the supposed involvement of JMJ in a drug deal gone bad, are fabricated proofs by other people in the criminal organization, even called 'Game'.
.....
Thanks LL COOL J your contribution is appreciated.
“I’m just so happy that they got indicted on that,” LL tells Rolling Stone. “And I’m just glad that they’re one step closer to a conviction. It was an absolute tragedy. [Jay] will always be forever respected by me.”
“He was my friend,” he says. “Jay was just a guy that I always had an admiration for that I looked to as a big brother who I argued with, who I talked music with, who I butted heads with in a good way, who taught me. … I went on tour with Run-DMC. They put me under their wing.”
“I can’t even remember the first time I met Jay,” LL says. “He was definitely already in Run-DMC, but we’re from the same neighborhood. Every time I met him, he was just the coolest dude in the world. He just had a great smile, a great personality, a great energy. It always seemed to be really clear that he knew what he was doing. He was a very smart guy. He was a lot of fun, and he just brought an air of security to everyone around him. Like, he was very confident. He was so cool.”
“His family has my love,” he says. “[Jay’s death] is one of the things that makes me have thoughts that I don’t want to talk about in interviews. So I’m just glad that what happened with the indictment happened now, and I’ll leave it there. I’ll take 18 years over no years; 18 is better than nothing.”
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The Jam Master Jay secretary etc.
Before & Until the Killing.
As a witness after.
• Rolling Stone Reports:
1- (Randy) Allen was in the studio’s control room and didn’t witness the shooting, but
his sister, Lydia High, did: She was ordered to the floor by the assailants, and
2- (Lydia High) told her brother she saw a tattooed-neck man shoot Jay.
3- High indicated Jay recognized one of the two men when they entered the studio — he even slapped hands with him in greeting.
the gunman, who has never been identified, has a telltale tattoo on his neck
Allen, revealed that bit of information in public for the first time in an interview Sunday in New York's Daily News.
4- (Randy) Allen told the paper that the inked killer hugged the hip-hop legend before pulling out a gun and shooting him in the head.
"Jay looked up at the guy to say, 'What's up,' " Allen said.
On the night of the shooting, Allen told the paper that his sister, Lydia High, who worked for Mizell, was near the studio's entrance when the two gunmen ordered her to get on the floor.
Mizell could not see what was happening from where he was sitting, but High reportedly told her brother that she saw the man with the tattoo on his neck — which she could not describe — walk toward the hip-hop icon.
1, because JMJ Was there, for sure... at that time...
2 because the killer/s were busy Before & After...
To schedule and complete their
Plan and Alibi..
Quasi credible...
3 because the day, an event quasi worlwide, visibility to the brands
4 Then the selling of the Brands
(Gangs too)
5 the JMJ Brands
6 the Killing of competitors,
Brands or person
7 the economy Was in crisis at that time, After September 11, 2001
Etc.
8 Plus the Music business
Etc.
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The killer didn't show up the gun immediately
The move
The Distance
Then the hands the hug
or a similar approach
To let the killer to have the head very near to be sure
It's the Hit
"What's up?"
"Oh Shit"
"Grab the gun"
The killer blocks JMJ
(You know what)
"What about this?
What about this?"
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Someone else fabricated another scene
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The man cancelled the tattoo
Before the news of such detail,
Emerged 5 years later
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Some Alibi o alleged Alibi
1
2
3
4
Etc.
The people present at the scene After the Killing
Who missed the last official salute
Who used It for business
To cut some businesses furthermore
To advice the people very well and clear about some topics.
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P. 11.3.2020
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The federal probe into the 2002 shooting of rap legend Jam Master Jay didn’t end with the August arrests of his alleged killer and a gun-toting sidekick.
The man who was sitting next to Jam Master Jay on the night of his murder has broken his silence for the first time since the October 2002 shooting. Uriel “Tony” Rincon, a friend of the iconic Run-DMC DJ, revealed to the New York Daily News that Jay was armed on the night of the shooting, but failed to defend himself because he knew his killer.
"Rumours flew, but none fit the hard-working DJ everyone knew as a peacekeeper. ... "
Once the execution was complete, the killer and an accomplice fled the studio, leaving Mizell face down in a pool of blood.
In the words of Rincon, who was there when his friend was killed:
"Had there been immediate animosity or if there was a problem, they wouldn't have been that close."
Former NYPD officer Derrick Parker is known as the Hip-Hop Cop for his work on cases affecting the industry, so you know he means it when he describes the murder as "one of the strangest cases I'd encountered in my career as an investigator."
"Jay was truly one of the most beloved figures in the rap community, both for his easygoing charisma and his musical innovations,"
"Jam Master Jay was never perceived to have committed any violence in his life."
... hip hop's greatest and most heartbreaking mystery...
