Mohammed (Moe) Gangat
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NYC Attorney. I sue employers, cops, and anyone else who deserves it. I fight the good fight. How about you?
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Cooperator number two admitted that he never heard it direct from Durk about the bounty, and in fact, he didn’t even know who the person who told him heard it from from. He also admitted that as to the 3 private conversation conversations he had afterward with Durk trying to get the money, there is absolutely no video and no corroborating Witness for any of those conversations. Those conversations all happened at essentially what was the after party for concerts at the United Center which are major events where it’s hard to see how you get so many private conversations with the person who you had no private relationship with, for whom you never had their phone number, and it goes on and on. When you couple the admissions with the cooperator statement that he was facing life without parole and cooperation is the only way to get a sentence reduction, you have a great argument at closing that this Witness does not bring the government closer to proving the conspiracy as against Durk Banks as much as he is saying things that get him a sentence reduction, but are impossible to corroborate. Doing that on a cross while also setting yourself up for the next cross which is coming up and is gonna be the one that matters, that’s a pretty good days work from the billion dollar lawyer
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat118,182 Aufrufe • vor 12 Tagen
That is jam on the stand so I could not have walked into the wrong courtroom
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat117,160 Aufrufe • vor 17 Tagen
It simply does not get dumber than people saying Durk snitched on Vonnie. There was a mountain of evidence against Vonnie, and he admitted guilt, and to try and get off, pointed the finger at Durk as the ring leader. That’s not snitching. That is simply acknowledging the reality of an admission of guilt by a code defendant. People want to compare that to 69 which is crazy because 6ix9ine was a ringleader who they had a mountain of evidence against who then snitched on the people he paid to do the shooting. He got a 5K plea and time served. There is nothing similar about those situations. People who say they are should be ignored.
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat75,960 Aufrufe • vor 19 Tagen
Lil Durk Update - Day 1 of Trial - JURY SELECTION In a federal criminal trial, picking the jury is basically like picking 12 referees for the biggest game of someone’s life. The court starts with a big group; judge tells them a little about the case and asks questions to see if anyone has a reason they cannot be fair. The questioning part is called “voir dire,” which is just a fancy French way of saying, “Who are you, and can you actually be fair?” People can be kicked off the jury for a real reason, which is called being removed “for cause.” Then both sides also get a few chances to say, “Nah, not that person,” without proving the person is biased. Those are called peremptory challenges. Here is where it gets interesting. The people who end up in federal court as defendants do not always look like the people sitting in the jury box. In 2025, about 23% of people sentenced in federal court were Black, and about 88% of everyone sentenced was male. More than 4,000 Black males age 30 or younger were sentenced in federal court that year. While there is no reliable nationwide number telling us exactly how many young Black men actually make it onto federal juries. Researchers have found, though, that Black people are underrepresented in federal jury pools, sometimes because fewer people respond to jury summonses or because of the way the lists are built. My own experience says young black males are simply absent from jury pools, as well as young men, generally being underrepresented. While a Black defendant is not legally entitled to have Black people, or young Black men, on his particular jury it does raise the question whether or not people are being tried by a jury of their peers.
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat78,290 Aufrufe • vor 23 Tagen
Cooperator #2 has taken the stand . Head down, dead eyes pointing out defendant’s as involved in the murder. A look of disbelief that this is his life. Shaking his head during breaks. Said he was never paid the bounty but was expecting close to a million. Why? Well, someone told him that is what Durk would pay and he believed it because Durk hated quando and was the only one with 1 million. Here’s the rest of what I heard that was sounding like it will be important in this trial when it comes down to the verdict…. Two part video
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat40,435 Aufrufe • vor 12 Tagen
Key points from the first government witnesses who testified in the Lil Durk trial. GPS records place OTF Vonnie, and one of the rental cars involved in the murder, at a home rented for Durk for about 40 K a month. That’s the first damaging piece of evidence against him. The defense is ready to take it on by explaining that there was a business relationship, and that banks had been in LA for months and did not come in for any type of murder plot. This case certainly is shaping up to come down to the testimony OTF Vonnie, and potentially Durk having to take the stand to explain that relationship
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat50,555 Aufrufe • vor 19 Tagen
What I saw at this daycare will shock you to the core. #inplainsight
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat381,818 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten
The original Lil Durk indictment was murder-for-hire. Three rewrites later it's a "racketeering enterprise" with allegations back to 2019 — and the 2 men accused of supplying the guns and pulling the trigger are suddenly off the case. Here's what that tells you.
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat137,361 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten
The trial of Lil Durk starts on August 20, 13 days away. But on August 13, his fate may very well be sealed. Lil Durk update. A lot has happened in the last two weeks. This is part one covering as much as I can. Like comment and follow and I will put part two out as soon as I can.
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat51,354 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
OTF Dede’s bond motion is bigger than people think. The government already changed its theory once. Now, 3 months before a delayed August trial, they may add charges tied to Atlanta 2019 and Chicago 2022. That is not “dead to rights” energy. That is moving the goalposts. Dede’s argument is simple: you can’t keep me locked up forever while the government keeps reshuffling the deck. Watch June 3. If new charges drop, every defendant gets new cards to play: severance, speedy trial, renewed motions, and a totally different trial landscape. PSA 📣Stop treating criminal cases like someone is automatically cooked or innocent. You play the cards until the last witness testifies and the lawyers give closing.
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat131,400 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten
What’s the Drake v Universal lawsuit about??? Watch and see why I’m like DRAAAAAAAAAKE??!!?
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat645,456 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
Gucci Mane came out and said he’s not testifying? The FBI agent said they haven’t heard from him? Confirmed that there were no cameras inside the studio! We’re gonna have to start the conversation about this Pooh Shiesty case from the beginning, Internet.
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat173,892 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten
The feds had a problem: they weren’t ready to try Lil Durk on Aug 20. So they “expanded” the case — new charges about Chicago and Atlanta from years ago. The judge saw right through it. You charged murder-for-hire in LA? Try THAT case. Chicago and Atlanta gets its own trial — later, if ever. Aug 20. See you there.
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat65,884 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
DRAAAAAKE?!?!?!! Fire Errbody Yesterday Expeditiously
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat526,106 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
Two Diddy jurors finally spoke out and said EXACTLY what I been saying: the whole relationship looked messy, confusing, back-and-forth… but “domestic violence wasn’t one of the charges.” That alone explains the split verdict. Juries don’t convict on vibes — they convict on CHARGES.
Mohammed (Moe) Gangat256,827 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten