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Day 8 notes - - Tuli Tuipulotu was a full participant in practice for the second day in a row and blew up an Omarion Hampton run on one of his first reps. -Branson Taylor took all the reps at left guard with the group blocking for a Justin...

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Since Pop is leaving us I’m waiting for you to start own podcast Kris. Couple names you should consider Rhim Job Rhim Pod Kickin’ It with Kris The Rhim Report On the Rhim

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Full report here and how Branson Taylor looked Thursday

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So Branson Taylor is Legit?

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Harbaugh kept saying he wasn’t a doctor over the first couple press conferences. Safe to assume yes, Tuli was dealing with something rather than a contract dispute? Or do we think both sides are close enough where he feels safe to practice in good faith?

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Harbaugh originally said it was a matter they were “handling internally.” Then said it was a “ramp up” and that he didn’t know what was Tuli’s situation because he wasn’t a doctor

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Any updates on Marlowe Wax or Junior Colson? How is the LB room looking?

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@Flat6Banger Excellent work Kris

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My question is njoku or orande getting bulk of plays and in the red zone so I know who I should pick up late in fantasy

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Thanks for the great report

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Yo that nigga Keaton is ass

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How was Slater today with pads and a little contact?

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Haven't heard anything about TJeff?

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Great work Kris!

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@DrotalkSD I’m gonna riot if bud Dupree is on the final 53

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What it sounds like to me is the offense and defense are playing some damn good football. Was concerned about our defense getting torched but it sounds like they had a great day

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So it's ramp up?

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In this interview with the BBC, it is revealed that the initial group of 13 individuals who embarked on a journey from Accra to London by road has reduced to 7. Kwabena Peprah, one of the 7 adventurers, reveals that they've had a wonderful experience so far, except for a hitch in Mauritania where they got extorted by the Police and were held up for over 7 hours over an alleged traffic infraction. They also almost got their car impounded for 2 days, but overall, the journey has been an amazing experience as they get closer to their destination, London.

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Fellow Cybertruck owners, you may want to comment with your experience, I will with mine in the reply to this post. My Cybertruck, I took delivery of on 11/04/2025, was a demo vehicle with about 500 miles on the odometer. Yes, it is a Cyberbeast, but with my previous FS CT, I drove 46,892 miles all the way to the service center on the same day I took delivery of the CT I am driving now. Tires were worn, of course but they looked still better than the ones you see in the video below. I have not been on a race track, I work from home, so the majority of miles on it are due to long distance driving. I don't do burn outs or whatever abusive behavior one can apply, my driving style has been consistently equal with both of them. When I took delivery, I was wondering a bit that the tires looked used up for only 500 miles. Long story short, here we are. The tires have been rotated as recommended every 6k miles.

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Remembering the great Papa Jo Jones who was born on this day in 1911. One of the most influential of all jazz drummers, noted for his swing, dynamic subtlety, and finesse, Jones was one of the first drummers to promote the use of brushes on drums, and shifting the role of timekeeping from the bass drum to the hi-hat cymbal. In an era when extroverted showmanship was admired among drummers, Jones seldom chose to solo; he was adept at dynamic shadings, and his mastery of playing drums with brushes was widely admired. He had a major influence on later drummers such as Buddy Rich, Kenny Clarke, Roy Haynes, Max Roach, and Louie Bellson. In addition to his artistry on the drums, Jones was known for his irascible, combative temperament. One famous instance of his irritable temper was in the spring of 1936, during a jam session at the Reno Club in Kansas City. A young Charlie Parker was attempting to play an improvised solo, but lost track of the chord changes; as a sign of contempt, Jones threw a cymbal from his drum kit onto the floor near Parker's feet to get him to leave the stage. Here, he is performing with organist Milt Buckner on L’Aventure du Jazz in 1972.
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Remembering the great Papa Jo Jones who was born on this day in 1911. One of the most influential of all jazz drummers, noted for his swing, dynamic subtlety, and finesse, Jones was one of the first drummers to promote the use of brushes on drums, and shifting the role of timekeeping from the bass drum to the hi-hat cymbal. In an era when extroverted showmanship was admired among drummers, Jones seldom chose to solo; he was adept at dynamic shadings, and his mastery of playing drums with brushes was widely admired. He had a major influence on later drummers such as Buddy Rich, Kenny Clarke, Roy Haynes, Max Roach, and Louie Bellson. In addition to his artistry on the drums, Jones was known for his irascible, combative temperament. One famous instance of his irritable temper was in the spring of 1936, during a jam session at the Reno Club in Kansas City. A young Charlie Parker was attempting to play an improvised solo, but lost track of the chord changes; as a sign of contempt, Jones threw a cymbal from his drum kit onto the floor near Parker's feet to get him to leave the stage. Here, he is performing with organist Milt Buckner on L’Aventure du Jazz in 1972.

The Jazz Estate

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🚨 Michael Jackson was first offered to do an alien cameo in Men in Black, but he turned it down. Director Barry Sonnenfeld recalled that when Jackson first saw the original Men in Black in a theater in Paris, he actually cried. He told the director he thought it was a "weepy" movie, rather than a comedy. Sonnenfeld first offered him a cameo as one of the celebrity aliens, a common running gag in the franchise. Michael insisted on being a Man in Black agent instead, because his primary goal was to wear the iconic black suit and sunglasses. Sonnenfeld agreed, famously stating, "All that mattered to him was that he wore that black suit" On the day of shooting, Jackson reportedly arrived on set late wearing red pajamas. During the scene, where he checks in via a monitor from a location filled with penguins, he famously kept calling Chief Zed "Zeke". He even asked the director if they could change the character's name to Zeke just for him. After the 22-second scene was finished, Jackson sent Sonnenfeld a handwritten thank-you note on red paper, calling the cameo a fulfillment of a lifelong dream.
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🚨 Michael Jackson was first offered to do an alien cameo in Men in Black, but he turned it down. Director Barry Sonnenfeld recalled that when Jackson first saw the original Men in Black in a theater in Paris, he actually cried. He told the director he thought it was a "weepy" movie, rather than a comedy. Sonnenfeld first offered him a cameo as one of the celebrity aliens, a common running gag in the franchise. Michael insisted on being a Man in Black agent instead, because his primary goal was to wear the iconic black suit and sunglasses. Sonnenfeld agreed, famously stating, "All that mattered to him was that he wore that black suit" On the day of shooting, Jackson reportedly arrived on set late wearing red pajamas. During the scene, where he checks in via a monitor from a location filled with penguins, he famously kept calling Chief Zed "Zeke". He even asked the director if they could change the character's name to Zeke just for him. After the 22-second scene was finished, Jackson sent Sonnenfeld a handwritten thank-you note on red paper, calling the cameo a fulfillment of a lifelong dream.

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The second Young Dolph murder trial has ended in a not guilty verdict. On Thursday (Aug. 21), the trial wrapped up for Hernandez Govan, the person accused of being the middleman between the shooters and the person who allegedly ordered the hit on the Memphis rhymer. After over two hours of deliberations, the jury found Govan not guilty of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. After the verdict was read, Govan hugged his attorneys. Govan was one of three men charged with direct involvement in the 2021 killing of Young Dolph, who was shot and killed inside Makeda's Homemade Butter Cookies in Memphis by two masked gunmen on Nov. 17, 2021. One of the shooters, Justin Johnson, was found guilty during his trial last September and sentenced to life in prison. The second shooter, Cornelius Smith, has admitted to his involvement in the murder and testified against Johnson and Govan in exchange for a reduced sentence. Prosecutors alleged Yo Gotti's brother, Anthony "Big Jook" Mims, put a $100,000 bounty on Dolph due to an ongoing feud, which Govan tried to cash in on by recruiting Johnson and Smith to kill the rapper. However, the jury did not agree with Govan's involvement in the case.
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The second Young Dolph murder trial has ended in a not guilty verdict. On Thursday (Aug. 21), the trial wrapped up for Hernandez Govan, the person accused of being the middleman between the shooters and the person who allegedly ordered the hit on the Memphis rhymer. After over two hours of deliberations, the jury found Govan not guilty of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. After the verdict was read, Govan hugged his attorneys. Govan was one of three men charged with direct involvement in the 2021 killing of Young Dolph, who was shot and killed inside Makeda's Homemade Butter Cookies in Memphis by two masked gunmen on Nov. 17, 2021. One of the shooters, Justin Johnson, was found guilty during his trial last September and sentenced to life in prison. The second shooter, Cornelius Smith, has admitted to his involvement in the murder and testified against Johnson and Govan in exchange for a reduced sentence. Prosecutors alleged Yo Gotti's brother, Anthony "Big Jook" Mims, put a $100,000 bounty on Dolph due to an ongoing feud, which Govan tried to cash in on by recruiting Johnson and Smith to kill the rapper. However, the jury did not agree with Govan's involvement in the case.

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George Kittle was asked what is the most challenging part for a tight end in Kyle’s offense: “You’re responsible for a lot of one on ones in outside zone… Throughout my career, I’ve at least done a handful of one on one pass-pro’s against defensive ends that get paid $35 million to rush the quarterback and I do not get paid $35 million to protect the quarterback. I’m not Trent Williams, but I try my best out there. You get left out on an island sometimes, but I love that challenge, because as a tight end, you’re the only position that gets to do everything. Catch, block, pass-pro, and throw the football. You kind of do everything, so I just want to be great at all those things and it gives me the opportunity to be great at all of those things.” 🎥: NFL on ESPN
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George Kittle was asked what is the most challenging part for a tight end in Kyle’s offense: “You’re responsible for a lot of one on ones in outside zone… Throughout my career, I’ve at least done a handful of one on one pass-pro’s against defensive ends that get paid $35 million to rush the quarterback and I do not get paid $35 million to protect the quarterback. I’m not Trent Williams, but I try my best out there. You get left out on an island sometimes, but I love that challenge, because as a tight end, you’re the only position that gets to do everything. Catch, block, pass-pro, and throw the football. You kind of do everything, so I just want to be great at all those things and it gives me the opportunity to be great at all of those things.” 🎥: NFL on ESPN

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BREAKING: Violent response at Church of Ireland synod over questions on Enoch Burke Martina, Josiah and Jemima Burke attended the Church of Ireland synod in Armagh to question church leaders on Enoch Burke’s incarceration. The Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland John McDowell and Bishop of Meath and Kildare Pat Storey were among the attendees at the event at Armagh City Hotel. To this day they have refused to speak on Enoch Burke who is now almost a full year behind bars. The Burkes entered the synod hall as Bishop Pat Storey was speaking. Martina Burke began to question the Archbishop directly on why Enoch Burke was suspended from Wilson’s Hospital School for upholding the Church of Ireland ethos. The Archbishop refused to answer questions and immediately suspended the business of the synod. Bishop Pat Storey left the hall. Martina and Josiah Burke continued to question the Archbishop on why the Church of Ireland was silent on Enoch Burke’s incarceration. The Archbishop did not speak. Josiah Burke held up a picture of Enoch Burke with the words “Enoch Burke 354 days in prison.” A synod attendee ripped this out of his hands and destroyed it. Following this incident Jemima Burke was assaulted by a synod staff member who had to be held back by others in the room. The Archbishop left at this point, continuing to make no comment or intervene in any way. Following this the Burkes left the synod hall and held a demonstration at the hotel gates for over an hour. The scenes witnessed and experienced at the Church of Ireland synod were shocking and unprecedented. We continue to seek answers on why Archbishop John McDowell is silent on the incarceration of Enoch Burke for upholding the ethos of the Church of Ireland.
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BREAKING: Violent response at Church of Ireland synod over questions on Enoch Burke Martina, Josiah and Jemima Burke attended the Church of Ireland synod in Armagh to question church leaders on Enoch Burke’s incarceration. The Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland John McDowell and Bishop of Meath and Kildare Pat Storey were among the attendees at the event at Armagh City Hotel. To this day they have refused to speak on Enoch Burke who is now almost a full year behind bars. The Burkes entered the synod hall as Bishop Pat Storey was speaking. Martina Burke began to question the Archbishop directly on why Enoch Burke was suspended from Wilson’s Hospital School for upholding the Church of Ireland ethos. The Archbishop refused to answer questions and immediately suspended the business of the synod. Bishop Pat Storey left the hall. Martina and Josiah Burke continued to question the Archbishop on why the Church of Ireland was silent on Enoch Burke’s incarceration. The Archbishop did not speak. Josiah Burke held up a picture of Enoch Burke with the words “Enoch Burke 354 days in prison.” A synod attendee ripped this out of his hands and destroyed it. Following this incident Jemima Burke was assaulted by a synod staff member who had to be held back by others in the room. The Archbishop left at this point, continuing to make no comment or intervene in any way. Following this the Burkes left the synod hall and held a demonstration at the hotel gates for over an hour. The scenes witnessed and experienced at the Church of Ireland synod were shocking and unprecedented. We continue to seek answers on why Archbishop John McDowell is silent on the incarceration of Enoch Burke for upholding the ethos of the Church of Ireland.

Enoch Burke

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Justin Herbert says he had every reason to spend like a rich athlete after signing a $262,000,000 contract but has lived below his means and didn’t buy his first car until this year Herbert: "I would say that I've lived pretty below my means. I actually just recently bought my first car. Over the past few years, I was saving all of my contract money, and 75% of my marketing money..." "But there was a time where I was like, 'You know what, I work really hard and I want to be able to enjoy it.'" Q: "But prior to that, were you still driving whatever car you got from that one Oregon dealership, in exchange for an endorsement?" Herbert: "It is an Audi. I had a deal with a dealership in the Northwest, and was fortunate enough to get two dealer cars from them. I still drive this same dealer car."
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Justin Herbert says he had every reason to spend like a rich athlete after signing a $262,000,000 contract but has lived below his means and didn’t buy his first car until this year Herbert: "I would say that I've lived pretty below my means. I actually just recently bought my first car. Over the past few years, I was saving all of my contract money, and 75% of my marketing money..." "But there was a time where I was like, 'You know what, I work really hard and I want to be able to enjoy it.'" Q: "But prior to that, were you still driving whatever car you got from that one Oregon dealership, in exchange for an endorsement?" Herbert: "It is an Audi. I had a deal with a dealership in the Northwest, and was fortunate enough to get two dealer cars from them. I still drive this same dealer car."

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Enoch Burke Stands in Defiance of Court Order Again, Returning to Work One Day After Release Enoch Burke returned to the gates of Wilson’s Hospital School at Multyfarnham Co. Westmeath this morning, less than 24 hours after his release from Mountjoy Prison, continued his defiance of a long-standing court order that bars him from the premises. Shortly after his release yesterday, Mr Burke posted a video statement on X in which he described the High Court decision to free him as an “utter travesty of justice”. He accused Mr Justice Brian Cregan of previously threatening him with indefinite imprisonment and claimed the judge was now improperly “counselling” the Disciplinary Appeals Panel on how to defend against his legal challenge. He further alleged unfair procedures at a 13 December appeal hearing, including the blocking of cross-examination of witnesses and a remark from one panel member that she would follow any instruction from a principal on pronoun usage without question. Arriving early at the school today, Mr Burke told reporters he was “at work” and remained resolute in his position. He expressed appreciation for the widespread public support he received throughout the day.Supporters, including locals, community groups and members of Dublin Says No, gathered outside the school gates in solidarity. Students repeatedly came to the boundary to wave and call out in support, while passing motorists frequently beeped their horns. The school authorities, prevented Mr Burke from entering the premises and swiftly moved to initiate fresh contempt proceedings. Although Gardaí were present there was no intervention and Mr Burke was allowed to remain peacefully at the gates all day. This afternoon, the High Court granted an application facilitating steps toward his potential re-imprisonment. Mr Burke has consistently maintained that his refusal to comply with the school’s directives on transgender pronoun usage stems from his religious beliefs and has refused to purge his contempt or stay away from the school. SnD Media were on the ground today and we spoke to a number of supporters including one elderly gentleman that stated "God created Man and Woman" and that Mr Burke was "right right right, no matter what the judges say".
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Enoch Burke Stands in Defiance of Court Order Again, Returning to Work One Day After Release Enoch Burke returned to the gates of Wilson’s Hospital School at Multyfarnham Co. Westmeath this morning, less than 24 hours after his release from Mountjoy Prison, continued his defiance of a long-standing court order that bars him from the premises. Shortly after his release yesterday, Mr Burke posted a video statement on X in which he described the High Court decision to free him as an “utter travesty of justice”. He accused Mr Justice Brian Cregan of previously threatening him with indefinite imprisonment and claimed the judge was now improperly “counselling” the Disciplinary Appeals Panel on how to defend against his legal challenge. He further alleged unfair procedures at a 13 December appeal hearing, including the blocking of cross-examination of witnesses and a remark from one panel member that she would follow any instruction from a principal on pronoun usage without question. Arriving early at the school today, Mr Burke told reporters he was “at work” and remained resolute in his position. He expressed appreciation for the widespread public support he received throughout the day.Supporters, including locals, community groups and members of Dublin Says No, gathered outside the school gates in solidarity. Students repeatedly came to the boundary to wave and call out in support, while passing motorists frequently beeped their horns. The school authorities, prevented Mr Burke from entering the premises and swiftly moved to initiate fresh contempt proceedings. Although Gardaí were present there was no intervention and Mr Burke was allowed to remain peacefully at the gates all day. This afternoon, the High Court granted an application facilitating steps toward his potential re-imprisonment. Mr Burke has consistently maintained that his refusal to comply with the school’s directives on transgender pronoun usage stems from his religious beliefs and has refused to purge his contempt or stay away from the school. SnD Media were on the ground today and we spoke to a number of supporters including one elderly gentleman that stated "God created Man and Woman" and that Mr Burke was "right right right, no matter what the judges say".

SnDMedia

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I've been hated on and laughed at for defending Justin Herbert, so this is nothing new. I'm completely used to it. I know so many of you know exactly how I feel. There is reason for genuine optimism if you're a Chargers fan, though, and I'll tell you why: 👇 ⚡️ The Return of Slater ad Alt. ⚡️ Fantastic Cap Space. ⚡️ Exciting young RBs, TEs, and WRs! Like Hampton, Gadsden, and Harris/KLS. ⚡️ Exciting young defenders like Tuli, Oweh, Henley, etc.…. What we found out is Justin Herbert can't win in the playoffs with the worst offensive line in football. Does that mean I'm absolving him of his missed throws and opportunities versus the Patriots? Nope! He needs to be better. However, I absolutely still think we have the right QB to help us win it all. This is a team sport, and we need a fortified team to go all the way. Watch the video below, and tell me you don't see an elite talent. I just think Justin needs the right play-caller and some actual pass protection. 👇
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I've been hated on and laughed at for defending Justin Herbert, so this is nothing new. I'm completely used to it. I know so many of you know exactly how I feel. There is reason for genuine optimism if you're a Chargers fan, though, and I'll tell you why: 👇 ⚡️ The Return of Slater ad Alt. ⚡️ Fantastic Cap Space. ⚡️ Exciting young RBs, TEs, and WRs! Like Hampton, Gadsden, and Harris/KLS. ⚡️ Exciting young defenders like Tuli, Oweh, Henley, etc.…. What we found out is Justin Herbert can't win in the playoffs with the worst offensive line in football. Does that mean I'm absolving him of his missed throws and opportunities versus the Patriots? Nope! He needs to be better. However, I absolutely still think we have the right QB to help us win it all. This is a team sport, and we need a fortified team to go all the way. Watch the video below, and tell me you don't see an elite talent. I just think Justin needs the right play-caller and some actual pass protection. 👇

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More than four years after Young Dolph’s murder, the final suspect connected to his death is set to take a plea deal. On Thursday (Feb. 12), Fox 13 Memphis reported that Cornelius Smith, 36, agreed to enter a plea deal in his case after confessing to being one of the gunmen who shot and killed Dolph outside Makeda’s Homemade Butter Cookies in Memphis on Nov. 17, 2021. Smith is expected to plead guilty, but before he does, details on where he will be housed with the Tennessee Department of Corrections for his incarceration need to be confirmed. The court hearing for Smith to enter his guilty plea is scheduled for March 30. Cornelius Smith is one of three men who were arrested and had their day in court for their role in the slain rapper’s death. In 2024, Smith confessed to participating in the shooting alongside Justin Johnson with the expectation of receiving $40,000 each for killing Dolph. Smith testified against Johnson at the latter’s 2024 trial, and told the court they were sent to kill Dolph as a hit put out by Big Jook, the late brother of Yo Gotti. Justin Johnson was found guilty on all counts—first degree murder, conspiracy to commit first degree murder and convicted felon in possession of a firearm—and received a life sentence in 2024, while Hernandez Govan, who was accused of being the mastermind of the hit by allegedly operating on instructions from Big Jook, was acquitted of all charges after the jury found Govan not guilty of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder last August. Do you think this is justice for Dolph?
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More than four years after Young Dolph’s murder, the final suspect connected to his death is set to take a plea deal. On Thursday (Feb. 12), Fox 13 Memphis reported that Cornelius Smith, 36, agreed to enter a plea deal in his case after confessing to being one of the gunmen who shot and killed Dolph outside Makeda’s Homemade Butter Cookies in Memphis on Nov. 17, 2021. Smith is expected to plead guilty, but before he does, details on where he will be housed with the Tennessee Department of Corrections for his incarceration need to be confirmed. The court hearing for Smith to enter his guilty plea is scheduled for March 30. Cornelius Smith is one of three men who were arrested and had their day in court for their role in the slain rapper’s death. In 2024, Smith confessed to participating in the shooting alongside Justin Johnson with the expectation of receiving $40,000 each for killing Dolph. Smith testified against Johnson at the latter’s 2024 trial, and told the court they were sent to kill Dolph as a hit put out by Big Jook, the late brother of Yo Gotti. Justin Johnson was found guilty on all counts—first degree murder, conspiracy to commit first degree murder and convicted felon in possession of a firearm—and received a life sentence in 2024, while Hernandez Govan, who was accused of being the mastermind of the hit by allegedly operating on instructions from Big Jook, was acquitted of all charges after the jury found Govan not guilty of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder last August. Do you think this is justice for Dolph?

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