Minister Jap Central Park 5 Lies Debunked

so Minister Jack clown ass dumb [ __ ] from Chicago sitting up here talking about the Central Park 5 actually did it and you know when does a dumb [ __ ] from Chicago know anything about New York I'm just being honest when does a dumb [ __ ] from Chicago know anything about NY I'm just saying homie y'all Chicago [ __ ] never really been smart I'm just being 100 but since we just going to deal with the facts this is a we going to deal with the New York Times we going to deal with a newspaper that's actually in the state and actually have all the evidence New York Times not the Chicago Times cuz Chicago ain't New York so we just going to scroll down right down right down all the way down on this on this thing right here we're going to scroll right down all the way down so years later the hair match claimed by prosecutors was dis was discredited through DNA testing it was a part of a exhaustive Revisited of evidence that took place in 2002 so they not only did they take DNA in the80s but when they were Prosecuting the actual person who did it the only DNA that was found on this woman was Matias race a murderer in a serial rapist that had raped women in that Park previously that raped multiple women and admitted to what he did confessed so he confessed decades later to what he did and how did he get how did they know he did that was because his DNA came back so if these five kids DNA was on this girl in 2002 they would have never been exagerated you goofy but what happened was when they ran the DNA again after this guy confessed and the technology was updated none of their DNA was found you stupid dumb Chicago loser the person who actually did it DNA was found nobody other El DNA was found the guy Matias had confessed that's how they knew that he did it so for you to be on Setta saying DNA wasn't all that good back then and the hair and this that and third wrong stupid that's how they got exonerated goofball because the person who actually did it then you brought up the fact that the the testimony on the on the tapes but when you when you go in the room room that's when you on camera you stupid dummy you're on camera when you go in a room what about when you're not in a room and of course if they coerced these children to admit to something don't you think they wouldn't show you the whole tape you dumbo but you're from Chicago so when were y'all ever Smart and no disrespect to Chicago I'm sure it's some intelligent Brothers out there but Minister [ __ ] ain't one of them you got a A whole thing about how you believe they Innocent but you forget about one thing the person who actually did it actually confessed and the reason why they got exonerated was because that person's DNA actually matched and when they took the DNA and when they exonerated them was in 2002 so if they had the woman hair if they had semen they would have never got exonerated Dumbo now you bring up the tapes of them confessing but yet not one of them in that in that in that room in those office said Matias did it you know why they didn't they never said Matias did so you want to bring up that these kids had confessed to doing ABC d right but the person who actually did it they didn't even know him so what would that tell your Chicago low IQ the that the person who did it who's done it multiple times without them around and didn't know them and how did I find out all you got to do is go watch a queen flip interview with one of the guys that made the guy actually confess oh and in case you don't know who that is you slow ball so what I got from it is that [ __ ] that he just helped you know whatever you know not and they was like yo listen you could come over here if you remember some [ __ ] going to help you out we know you're getting senten and I was like I ain't with that bro I'm going to be all right and that's it that's real Central Park 5 um now what we getting into is somebody that actually knew the person that Matias and he convince Matias to go tell the truth see dumbass Min Minister Jack don't know anything about man basically the story what I got from it is that you I really don't you know I listening to it what I got from it is that you were the ear to the guy that did it that you listened to him um and um did you convince him to admit it or did he convince like what is that story how did that whole thing come into fruition where you play a role in that he's a guy that I was helping out he's a guy for before I could even mention I should say that the day I met him he told me who he was and I I know people some people for 10 20 years and they still haven't told me really nothing much about themselves you know so with him the day I met him that's real he told me yo I don't think you should next to me I'm doing time for rape and murder man in prison that's the last thing anybody admits to especially to the new guy that just got released from quarantine and you meet him for the first time so um you know when at the time I already had a heavy heart at the time and going through my own [ __ ] with with this case with all the blood with all the things that have happened my sister her daughter dying right after her wow um I was like um I I was ready to just make a change you know about as much as possible right so now I'm sitting next to this guy and he told me the realest [ __ ] that you could tell anybody in my opinion and I'm there right so it helped me a lot it helped me a lot because it taught me like yo just do the best you could as as you are whomever you are wherever you are and um that lesson I didn't learn it right then and there took time you know because since he was that straight forward I got cool with him and then he got in trouble I help him out you know he didn't have nobody no family no visits pull them down on visits huh nobody rocked with him at all no so I would pull him down on visits send them packages whatever I could do to help him out and um he got he he I convinced him to get it transfer to a sex offenders program which was Merl Cooper and so he gave it a shot so I st right I'm helping the guy out you know and then he got in trouble over he cracked somebody in the head split a skull open so he got transferred when he got transferred he saw wise where he was at and he said oh [ __ ] this dude still in jail and then he on his own went to a a captain and told him his situation but they have a protocol they got to follow when they do that so that guy called The Inspector General and they came and interviewed him and he admitted to them and all they did was put him in protective custody against his will because you can't be roaming around with somebody that you know this could this could lead to a situation that guy might know that it's you that did that although he didn't and so um he got transferred back to Clinton then when he got with me he told me yo I did this and I did that remember I told you about this told you not to tell nobody well this is where I'm at with it and um nothing has happened can you help me out and so the way I helped him out is that I introduced him over the phone to my attorney and we got the process going so that it could be known that he has a confession and so that he could get his DNA taken and so that they could challenge the convictions of the other five gentlemen that were already incarcerated or convicted for it at the time and so that's how I help and then you said people were coming to you and you oh yeah because you know it wasn't you know I was getting a lot of pressure you know you had a team of of uh law enforcement that don't want that to happen they didn't want that to happen still mad that it happened as far as their ex are you not see see this is what I'm saying see this new like we you not like I said Minister Jack you a clown you a bozo you a part of the ministry you're a loser you don't know anything of what's going on in the city homie you're a bozo so you talking as if this case was something like in order for those guys to get exonerated they had to take DNA test up to and and and like I said this is 202 so no hair was found on them no none of their DNA was found on that woman and that's the only reason why they free but let the man keep talking he's telling you that the guy confessed to him and he went out his way to make sure that that confession now he did not know those guys racing and then you had a team of law enforcement that wanted to expose if it's true let's just correct it and fix it so you had to had to answer visits from both but I only really was trying to do the visit with the one that trying to do the right thing so the team that wanted to um keep the wrongful conviction intact you know you get threats about parole about they could write a letter to parole and just [ __ ] your whole life up you know you don't know and so those are the kind of things that I were going through under that under that uh under that um under that pressure bro because there was a lot of pressure because we could just not do nothing and now the problem is over since I was Contin huh that would have been me so but since I was continuing to try that I was um I was under pressure but I'm glad I did it at the end bro because it added a lot a lot of strength to me inside you know but then they said that you know you know how did you feel because obviously these guys you know they got exonerated and you know they want some money but you said you wasn't they don't owe you yeah yeah they don't owe me no money I mean we they don't I a I don't remember any of them taking any packs from me and um they definitely never borrow nothing from me so they don't ow me you don't really owe somebody when they do good for you it's up to you to if you want to be receptive and pay it forward or you know extend the hand but um I'm super old school I'm not going to change that so in my mind in my life I try to stay thank you as much as possible because the only thing that you need to return as a recipient of somebody else's generosity is a simple thank you whether you mean it or not you know so so I I was just um was actually past tense feeling like damn I took on all that [ __ ] and I'm talking to myself ain't nobody told me to do that [ __ ] but that's what Lynn would have did that's what she would have been happy with she was involved with it she she Lynn would have did that's what she would have been happy with she was involved with it she she um cheered me on and so I'm glad that I did do it you know as far as them not reciprocating I don't really give a [ __ ] no more you know because it's the kind of thing like if you got to force a thank you out of somebody for changing your life for the better then I don't want that [ __ ] you KNE but you think they knew that you had something of course they know they've been contacted by multiple people you know um Michael K Williams who's in the movie respected actor I am a fan of his he he him and I discussed this he knows this deal he we discussed this while he was on set working with AA you know you can't deny it um you know we got pictures we got textes we got emails so you telling me that he was he was intrigued to sit down with me but he wasn't going back and asking a question or comparing a conversation or fact checking he had to because he's a professional and U Michel okay Williams is a brand in my opinion you know like I said I'm a fan so he knew and if he knew and the other gentleman that were sitting at the meeting with me knew somebody else got to know and if none of that [ __ ] is true or existed they know because mulp people have text them dm'd them facted them emailed them throughout the entire process and there's no way to say you don't know because they've answered some of the things with just an emoji so they know but like I said they don't owe me nothing it would have been nice we I live I I try to live in a way where I reciprocate as much as possible in order to continue to keep doing better because you continue to add links to you know your journey and um so for me that's the opposite of of how I live I wouldn't be able to sleep I got to go and be like yo thank you brother no one means you know what I'm saying so so all them people no no nobody pay homage to it no that's crazy this is the last time I'm talking about it actually I said that before I agreed to come on here and so it would be unfair to not discuss because it's relevant and it continues to be relevant but um I don't feel like any good could come from discussing that any further you respect respect about how you feel about it you just don't feel I respect that you know if I do something for you and you and you that type and you it could be anything I'm helping you out you just don't say thank so what happened was in other words this guy when the guy was trying to admit confess uh they wasn't really trying to go for it so he went out his way to help the story get clear then they took DNA test so all this is going to line up so when you got a goofy like Minister Jack that's saying that hair was found they're saying that DNA back then wasn't what youall it but forgetting that that's bringing up the test the the the quote unquote what you saw on camera so you mean to tell me that all them guys was saying that each and one of them did it but they never said who actually did it they none of them said Matias they none of them told on so they told on each other other but they didn't tell on Matas who actually did it and the only reason why they got exonerated was because the DNA in 2002 that was found matched the guy Matias Rays it didn't match none of them no hair was found on them Minister crap