Defendants in Jay’s killing had filed for mistrial Jam Master Jay’s murder trial is set to proceed after the judge turned down a mistrial motion filed by the defense. Per Associated Press, Judge LasShann DeArcy rejected the motion filed on Thursday (February 8), where defense lawyers argued that prosecutors misguided a witness through improper questioning.

Jam Master Jay murder trial is ongoing Jam Master Jay’s murder trial is underway and on Thursday (February 1), witness Uriel “Tony” Rincon took stand and described how defendants Karl Jordan Jr. and Ronald Washington committed the crime. “[Jordan] walked directly to Jay and gave a potential handshake, a half a handshake…That’s when I hear

New development in Master Jay’s murder case Prosecutors in the two-decade murder case of Jam Master Jay want the trial to involve two jurors, Allhiphop reported this week. The case involves defendants Karl Jordan, Jr., Ronald Washington and Jay Bryant. Jam Master Jay, who was the DJ of legendary rap group Run-DMC, was shot dead

50 Cent credits the late Jam Master Jay with teaching him about song structure 50 Cent met Jam Master Jay in 1996. The late Jay had his own label (JMJ Records), where he would help develop and mold young talent. Among those talents, was Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson. “I didn’t have any song structure,” 50

When was Jam Master Jay was born? Jam Master Jay was born on January 25 RUN DMC member Jam Master Jay, born Jason Mizell in Brooklyn, NY, was a popular DJ and producer. He moved to Hollis, Queens at age ten where he met Joseph “Run” Simmons and Darryl “D.M.C.” McDaniels and joined them as their DJ.

Jam Master Jay’s conspirators have been charged While at a recording studio, Run-DMC’s own Jam Master Jay was gunned downed in Jamaica Queens of New York, at the age of 37. It’s been 18 years since he was fatally shot, but it looks like justice is coming, as two men (Karl Jordan Jr and Ronald

Before forming Onyx, Fredro Starr used to be a barber. Fredro would cut hair for Rakim, the late Jam Master Jay, Big Daddy Kane, and all the local drug dealers in Queens. Fredro Starr started working at Nu Tribe Barber Shop on Jamaica Avenue in Queens when he was 15 years old and always had long