Federal Trial Unveils New Details in Jam Master Jay's 2002 Murder

Witnesses testify on the events leading to the hip-hop legend's death, revealing his alleged involvement in drug trafficking.

Randy Allen, Jam Master Jay's business partner, testified in the federal murder trial over the DJ's 2002 shooting, detailing his immediate actions after the incident.
The trial involves defendants Karl Jordan Jr. and Ronald Washington, accused of murdering Jam Master Jay, with both pleading not guilty.
Witnesses, including Allen, provided testimonies linking Jordan to the shooting and Washington to the scene, though initial statements to investigators were delayed.
Prosecutors allege Jam Master Jay was killed due to a dispute over a cocaine deal, with Mizell reportedly involved in drug sales to make ends meet.
The trial has revealed new details about Jam Master Jay's life, including his alleged involvement in drug trafficking, challenging his public anti-drug stance.