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🚨👀 VONNIE TAKES THE STAND — TESTIFIES ABOUT DURK, KING VON & THE ALLEGED PLOT TO KILL QUANDO RONDO The government called Vonnie to the stand and immediately began questioning him about who was allegedly involved in the orchestration of the attempted killing of Quando Rondo. 🔴 WHO WAS...

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🚨 DAY 9 — VONNIE’S TESTIMONY IS GETTING INTENSE 👀 The Government started the day by going back to the King Von shooting in Atlanta and then walked Vonnie through what happened afterward. 🔴 WHO SHOWED UP AFTER KING VON WAS KILLED? Vonnie said he went to the house, along with: • King Von’s mother • King Von’s sister • Lil Durk • Several O Block members The prosecution then showed photos and had Vonnie identify Muwop in one of the pictures. 🔴 TALK OF REVENGE Prosecutors asked Vonnie if there were discussions about getting revenge. After an objection from the defense, Vonnie described a meeting where they discussed Quando Rondo and trying to find out more information about him. Vonnie said they knew Quando was from Savannah, Georgia, but were trying to figure out where he stayed in Atlanta. When asked if they were looking for Quando, Vonnie said yes. They also asked if Durk was present at the meeting. Vonnie: Yes. 🔴 AFTER KING VON’S FUNERAL Vonnie testified that after the funeral, he met Durk at the jet. The prosecution showed a photo of the group at the jet. Vonnie said they talked on the jet and that, eventually, Durk added him to his team and put him on payroll. 🔴 NBA YOUNGBOY / QUANDO RONDO BEEF Vonnie identified NBA YoungBoy as a rapper and said Durk and others frequently talked about King Von’s death. The prosecution then showed exhibits involving: • Quando Rondo • Lil Tim • NBA YoungBoy • A video referencing King Von • The Angela Yee/Quando Rondo interview Vonnie testified that Durk was beefing with Quando Rondo, NBA YoungBoy and Lil Tim. The defense repeatedly objected, arguing that the prosecution was leading Vonnie through his testimony. 🔴 “PIPES” & “SLOTS” Prosecutors then moved into messages involving Durk allegedly discussing money, guns and cars. Vonnie explained: “Pipes” = guns 🔫 “Slots” = cars 🚘 in the context of the messages being discussed. The prosecution showed messages allegedly indicating that Durk was saying he wasn’t going to continue funding certain people until he saw results/action. Vonnie interpreted the messages as Durk saying he wasn’t funding the team until they were “out sliding.” 🔴 “IS Y’ALL VON?” Another message was shown where Durk allegedly said: “Von is me, and Von is y’all.” Vonnie explained that Durk was essentially saying that if something had happened to Durk, King Von would have been out there getting revenge for him and he expected the same loyalty in return. Another message referenced YB and Shorty. Vonnie identified: • YB = NBA YoungBoy • Shorty = Quando Rondo He was also asked about the phrase “We got the low.” Vonnie explained that meant: They had the location. 📍 🔴 “IN CHICAGO THEY KNOW WE SLIDE…” The prosecution showed another message allegedly from Durk saying: Chicago knows they slide, but Atlanta thinks they’re sweet. Vonnie explained that it meant people in Chicago knew they would retaliate, while people in Atlanta allegedly didn’t believe they would actually do anything. 🔴 QUANDO RONDO’S WAYCROSS SHOW The prosecution then shifted to Quando Rondo’s concert in Waycross, Georgia, on May 1. Vonnie said he was at Zeus’ house with: • Durk • Boona • Woop • Trigger Happy family • Zeus • Around 20–30 other people Vonnie said they were informed that Quando Rondo had a show that night. According to Vonnie, the atmosphere immediately changed and everyone became alert because Quando was someone they didn’t like. 🔴 THE PLAN Vonnie testified that he spoke with Durk and others and they set up a plan to go after Quando. He said he then went and got the “sliders.” Vonnie explained that he found cars and had them shipped to Big Country’s house. He also testified that Durk was familiar with Big Country.

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🚨 DAY 5 LIL DURK TRIAL: OTF JAM TAKES THE STAND & IDENTIFIES DURK, DIDI & BROWN EYES 👀⚖️ OTF Jam has officially taken the stand for the prosecution. He entered the courtroom wearing tan prison clothes with a white T-shirt underneath. Here’s what has happened so far: 🔴 JAM’S GUILTY PLEAS Jam confirmed that he is detained and admitted that he previously pleaded guilty to: • Conspiracy to commit murder • Conspiracy to commit robbery, which resulted in a murder He was then asked to identify the people he says helped plan and participate in the altercation that led to Lil Pop’s death. 👉 Jam pointed to Durk Banks, Didi and Brown Eyes. 🔴 WHO WAS THE TARGET? The prosecution asked Jam if Robertson was the target. Jam said NO — he said the target was Crando Rando. They then asked if the motive was revenge for King Von. 🔴 JAM’S BACKGROUND IN THE BDs Jam testified that: • He is 34 years old • He is from South Side Chicago • He is a member of the Black Disciples • He was “blessed in” at 9 years old • He described himself as a minister within the BDs • He said he holds a significant amount of authority He explained that people can rise within the organization through money, family connections or violence. He also explained that Lamron 300 got its name from the movie 300 because the group felt they didn’t back down from anybody. 🔴 BD MEETINGS & OPERATIONS Jam testified that BD members would hold meetings every Friday. He said multiple cliques would attend and that the meetings could involve: • Addressing violations • Conflicts between BD cliques • Discussions about murders • Drug operations • Other operations involving the organization He also testified that when he was first “blessed in,” he was given three laws: 1️⃣ Sacrifice his life for the nation 2️⃣ Follow commands from leadership 3️⃣ Always bring in and dap the nation handshake 🔴 “GETBACK” & REVENGE The prosecution spent significant time having Jam explain the concept of “getback.” Jam described it as getting revenge against someone who did something wrong to you. He testified that failing to get your “lick back” could make your clique look weak or bad. He also said he has seen family members become angry when someone doesn’t retaliate after a relative is killed. The prosecution asked whether revenge for certain people can carry more importance. Jam said yes. They also asked whether respect is important. Jam again said yes, and testified that there can be danger associated with not being respected. 🔴 JAM’S HISTORY WITH VIOLENCE Jam testified that people can have different roles in the streets, including: • Scammers • Drug dealers • Hustlers • Shooters He confirmed that he was a shooter. He said he first fired a gun at 12 years old, shooting at a vehicle because he was told to shoot at it. He estimated that he was involved in approximately 12–15 shootings before turning 17. He also testified that he participated in more than 100 robberies, primarily targeting drug dealers. Jam explained that his parents were dealing with drug addiction when he was 12, and he said he turned to robbery as a way to help his family pay bills. 🔴 JAM DESCRIBES HIS FIRST MURDER One of the most serious moments so far came when Jam described his first murder. He said he went on a robbery with an older member of his gang. According to Jam, the victim was allegedly stealing money from the older member’s father. They traveled to Wisconsin to rob the man’s business. During the robbery, a fight broke out. Jam testified that the older member told him to shoot the man. After Jam shot him, he said the older member told him he had to finish him so there wouldn’t be any witnesses/problems. Jam said he shot the man in the head. He testified that this was his first murder at 17 years old. He also acknowledged that he admitted committing the murder when he was arrested in 2023.

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🚨👀 FBI JAM JUST MADE A POST ON HIS IG AND HE HAD A LOT TO SAY ABOUT DURK FBI Jam is speaking out after everything that has unfolded, and he is placing a lot of the blame directly on Lil Durk. Here’s the main message from his post 👇🏽 🗣️ “Fuck Durk.” 👀 Jam says money made Durk a leader, but argues that someone who has never truly been a soldier can’t fully understand how to lead one. He claims a real leader would never ask people he loves to do something he wouldn’t do himself—or put his own people in a bad position. Jam also explained his perspective on what happened: • He says he had just served 12 years and had only been free for about six months, experiencing being a free father to his son for the first time. • According to Jam, he received a call telling him to come to Los Angeles, but says he wasn’t told exactly what he was coming for. • He claims that when he arrived, he was confronted with a situation involving people he didn’t know and in a city he wasn’t familiar with. • Jam acknowledges that none of this makes what happened right but says he believes Durk was more concerned with his image and reputation than protecting the people around him. 👀 JAM’S BIGGEST ACCUSATION: Jam claims Durk knew law enforcement was onto them because of the vehicle involved, but says neither he, Boogie, nor Dede were warned. He referenced testimony in court and said Durk allegedly told them “they doing they job” instead of warning them to get out of town or helping them financially. Jam’s argument is essentially: A real leader would’ve warned his people. Instead, he believes Durk was focused on protecting his image and making sure people could continue saying “Slide for Von.” 👀 Jam ended the post making it clear that he isn’t bothered by what Durk fans have to say about him. He says the only person he’s really mad at is himself for getting involved with people he now considers “goofy” and giving people something to talk about. ⚠️ These are Jam’s allegations and opinions expressed in his IG post—not established facts.

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🚨👀 Lil Durk Trial Update: Trap Lore Ross Responds After Being Approached By Durk Supporters Outside Courthouse Trap Lore Ross addressed a video circulating online that shows him being approached outside the courthouse by people who questioned his reporting on the Lil Durk trial and challenged him over why he wouldn’t say “Free Lil Durk.” Ross says he found the interaction funny at the time, especially because the person accused him of doing “police stuff” while standing outside a federal courthouse where the actual prosecutors and federal agents were inside the courtroom. However, Ross says the incident was more serious because it allegedly marked the third time someone has attempted to interfere with his reporting outside the courthouse. Ross also described a previous encounter with a person who repeatedly appeared in the background of his videos. He claims that when he later approached the individual and asked who they were and what they were doing, they refused to provide any information. According to Ross, that same person later approached him again and allegedly made comments that he viewed as intimidating toward him, his security and people he had met around the courthouse. Ross also claims another individual showed up wearing a mask and using a speaker in an apparent attempt to disrupt his filming. 🗣️ Trap Lore Ross: “All of these people that are trying to meddle in what I’m doing, you’re making things worse for Lil Durk.” Ross pointed to the judge recently admonishing people for handing out “Free Durk” flyers inside the courthouse, arguing that attempts to intimidate or interfere with reporters could create an even bigger issue for Durk and his defense. He also said he doesn’t believe Durk’s team is happy about the behavior happening outside the courthouse. Ross overall message: If you’re trying to support Lil Durk, he believes confronting reporters, disrupting coverage or attempting to intimidate people could ultimately hurt more than help. 🧐 What Do You All Think?

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