Two Men Convicted in Jam Master Jay Murder Case After 20 Years
The convictions mark a significant development in the cold case of the Run-DMC DJ's 2002 murder.
- Karl Jordan Jr. and Ronald Washington were found guilty of murdering Jam Master Jay, born Jason Mizell, in his Queens recording studio in 2002.
- The verdict comes after a trial that revealed Jam Master Jay's involvement in a drug deal gone wrong, leading to his murder.
- Both convicted men face a minimum of 20 years to life in prison, with the possibility of appealing the verdict.
- Jam Master Jay's family expressed gratitude towards law enforcement and the legal team for bringing justice and closure.
- The case sheds light on the darker aspects of the music industry, including the struggles and dangers artists can face.