Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
EXCLUSIVE!: Prison Life for Jay-Z | Extortion, Snitching & Desperation
Sun, 15 Dec 2024
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Chapter 1: What allegations are being made against Jay-Z?
Wir verhalten uns immer zusammen. Ich gehe zu all seinen Partien. Wir sind wie zwei P's in einem Pond. Oh, aber ich wusste nicht, dass er das und das und das machte. Na, du warst da. Deine Fotos sind da. Du bist bei jedem Party. Wie weißt du das nicht?
Let me say this, right? Because when we did that other video about Puffy, I had said something on that video. I said, look, man, there's like, you know, allegations of minors. And people are like, there ain't nothing like that in the indictment. There ain't no allegations. Like, there were comments on your video about that, right? I think I got two or three emails about it. But now, you know what?
Like I said before, you know... Be prepared, because it's coming. They're going to indict this cat, right? And eventually they did. But now, here you go. Here's the minor. But she's not the only minor. You know, they talk about 16-year-old girls. I mean, 17-year-old. And it's just, look, yeah, the downfall, but
Chapter 2: How does the lawsuit against Diddy involve Jay-Z?
You know, if they get on some real hood shit, right, what I would do is, if it was me, I mean, look, if I'm going to prison for the rest of my life, I probably would have moved all my money because I'm not found guilty right now. And I wouldn't give nobody shit. We're not settling. Sell me. So what? What are you going to do? I'm in federal prison. I don't need anything.
I'll send money to other people in prison and that's how I'll get my commissary. So, you know, you want to hit my commissary account if it gets $500 in it, whatever. That's petty money to him, right?
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Aber ja, ich würde einfach so arbeiten. Er muss niemandem Scheiß bezahlen.
Und dieser Lehrer, der wirklich nach diesen Leuten nachgeht, hat eine Anforderung an Jay-Z gesendet. Er hat gesagt, wir können das lösen und es muss nicht öffentlich werden, wenn man diese paar Dollar bezahlen möchte. Und er sagt, du weißt, ich bezahle dich nicht. Und das nächste, was du weißt, ist, dass sie diesen zivilen Vorgang verabschieden. Und sie gehen nach ihm.
Jetzt gehen sie nach ihm durch den Korps. Wird er das beenden? Wenn er es beenden wird, guess what happens? There's going to be people knocking out. There's some of them are, you know, some of this probably, I'm not saying this specific case because I don't know the particulars. You know, we don't know what happened or if it ever really did happen, if it's some bullshit.
But I'm sure, you know, this happens all the time, right? There's always people out for the money grab. People are always making up shit. I'm not saying this girl at 13 years old made this shit up. But I mean, it happens all the time.
Right. She's 37. I think she's 37 years old now.
Yeah, she's living in Alabama, you know, old country girl. But what I'm saying is, is that when this stuff starts happening, you know, people do start filing lawsuits. Hey, let me try to get a couple of dollars, right? I was in prison with a dude that, you know, he was suing, like he'd order a pair of sneakers from Nike on the commissary and he would actually sue them from prison.
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Chapter 3: What role do celebrity relationships play in legal troubles?
Like he felt like they were friends at one time and he didn't come out and support them and help with the African-American community. And now, you know, You got the FBI nominee director there a couple of weeks ago. And they're like, look, we're going to put out the Weinstein list. We're going to put out, you know, I mean, the other cats list. They're going to put his list out.
They're going to put out, you know, the list for Puff Daddy. I think they probably are going to do that. So eventually people are going to see these names and these allegations anyway. So whether or not Puffy settled or Jay-Z settled, if he did, it's still probably going to be discovered.
I think that he didn't settle when they sent this letter to him saying, hey, look, we can resolve this because he can't have his name attached to settling with an allegation involving him with a 13-year-old girl. He just can't do it. I mean, because once you do that, guess what? The snowball effect, right? Just keeps getting worse and it keeps getting bigger and it keeps getting bigger.
And how many other people? And of course, man, you know, whether this is true or not. And I keep saying that there are going to be some people that are going to make some allegations that probably aren't true. There are going to be some lawsuits that aren't true, where people are just going to go ahead and try to, you know, get a couple out. Even if it's, let me jump on this thing for 25 grand.
Yeah, I was at that party too. I'm from New York. Look, you know, like, come on, man. I think that he has to defend himself. And in defending himself, just like people say about P. Diddy, had he settled with Lil' Ron and Cassie, which he ended up doing in the beginning anyway, Ich meine, schau dir das an, wenn er alle das alles verkauft, wird es einfach schlimmer.
Und ich meine, und hier gibt es jeden, fast jeden Befehl namens in diesem, in diesem Befehl, nennen wir es, richtig? In diesem neuen Befehl. Ich meine, sie beschreiben alle, Mann. Wie, schau, er wird von dieser Person verurteilt, verurteilt von dieser Person, weil er schuldig ist. Weißt du?
Na, das ist das, was mit der Cassie-Befehl passiert ist, weißt du, ist, dass sie, sobald sie rauskam, innerhalb einer Woche, innerhalb von zwei Wochen gab es drei weitere Befehl.
Ich glaube, Lil Ron hat die ganze Zeit geplottet. Er ist ein kleiner Videograf. Er hat geplottet. Er ist da, um Bilder von Leuten zu nehmen. Du hast Bilder von Cuba Gooding Jr. in deinem Arsch. Du wusstest, was du tust. Du hast sie aufgemacht. For the right day. Look, I was in prison for 20 years straight. This is what I did, man. I did legal work every day. I didn't watch TV.
I watched the news, right? I was a political junkie, so to speak. And I was a, you know, people say it. I don't have to say it. I was the best jailhouse lawyer in the system. And, you know, you can look at this Daniel Penny case. You know, you got this one dude that's, you know... Der BLM-Mann, der sagt, hey, es müssen Riots in der Straße sein. Okay, okay, geh raus und riot.
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Chapter 4: How do lawsuits affect reputations in the entertainment industry?
And you talk to him, you're like, man, this dude way ahead of me, you know, mentally. And then he's like doing some weirdo shit. You're like, look, dude, I was with James Cobb, the guy that was taking out all the abortion doctors, right? Ein sehr intelligenter Kerl, aber er machte schon seltsame Sachen. Er hat Flaschen gefangen und ihre Rücken weggerissen und sie in einen Kaffee-Kopf gesteckt.
Er hatte einen Kaffee-Kopf voller sterbenen Flaschen. Dieser Kerl war ein absoluter Schwachsinn. Die Leute würden ihn schicken und ihm Geld von überall auf der Welt schicken, Bro. Ich meine, er war ein Kerl, der hier war und er hat die, äh, er ging nach Frankreich und all das. Er hat den Erwachsenen-Doktor geplugget. Der Kerl war, du weißt, sehr intelligent, aber ein absoluter Nutschein, Mann.
Listen, I worked in the library one time for like six months, maybe a year. I had multiple jobs. Und ich habe mit diesem Mann gesprochen, super klüger Mann, er hat das Gleiche gemacht, klüger Mann. Wir haben in der Bibliothek für fünf Jahre gearbeitet. Er hatte einen 30- oder 40-jährigen Satz. Ich meine, er ist ein sehr, sehr scharfer Mann.
Wir haben über Filme gesprochen, was einen guten Remake machen würde, das Art von Sachen, wirklich tolle Gespräche mit diesem Mann. And one day, we're talking about six months of talking to him. One day I mentioned something and I forget what it was, but I think it had something to do with Timothy McVeigh. And he immediately was like, Und er hat mich geschaut und ich habe gesagt, was?
Er hat gesagt, du weißt, das ist alles, das ist alles Bullshit. Und ich habe gesagt, was meinst du? Er hat gesagt, die Oklahoma City Bombing. Er ist wie die föderale Gebäude, die runterkommt, weil sie nichts mit Timothy McVeigh zu tun hat. Und ich war so, was redest du darüber? Ich habe ihm gesagt, ich habe nur ein Dokumentarfilm gesehen oder so etwas. Und ich bin so, was meinst du?
Weil ich schon denke, oh, oh. He went on a 20-minute rant about how the... Keep in mind, this is a guy from Florida. How the government had stored his discovery in Oklahoma City in the FBI field office or whatever the field office was that was in that building. And that they had...
selbst die Bombe aufgebaut, um die Gebäude herunterzunehmen, damit sie ihm dann den Zugang zu seiner Erfindung verweigern können, damit sie ihn im Gefängnis halten können. Ich meine, bist du verrückt? Deine Erfindung ist nicht in einem Field Office gehalten. In Oklahoma. Dein Fall ist aus Florida. Es ist im US-Abteilungsamt gehalten. Ich meine, es ist absolut krass, Bruder.
Und ich habe diesen Jungen seit sechs Monaten gesprochen. Und er war brillant. You just don't know. Like you said, you'll talk to people forever and then one day they'll say something and you'll be like, oh wow, you're fucking crazy.
There's crazy people, I mean, all over the place. And let's, you know, we're talking about New York City, right? You got that Venezuelan gang, that train de Aguero. You know, they have a battle the other night with the 42nd Street Diablos. It's part of the Venezuelan gang, right? They see some black dudes that are, you know, immigrants or whatever. They're throwing up gang signs.
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Chapter 7: What does the future hold for Jay-Z amidst these allegations?
He gets cancer, bone cancer. So he needs a bone marrow transplant, which has been being done for 20 years, by the way. The insurance company automatically denies them by saying it's an experimental treatment and we're not going to cover it. So The Rainmaker, which is this kid that just graduated law school, takes on their case.
Nobody wants to take on the case because nobody wants to fight an insurance company because insurance companies have a fleet of lawyers that work for them full time. So they fight cases all the time. So no lawyer wants to take the case. This kid, fresh out of law school, he takes the case. During discovery, he comes up with
Ich möchte sagen, es war ein Klaims-Adjuster, den sie nicht sehen konnten, wo sie sie schlussendlich bekommen. Und sie erklärt, dass die Sicherheitsfirma eine Politik aufgenommen hat. Es war wie eine 24-Monats-Policy für 24 Monate. Sie verabschiedeten jeden Klaim, der kam, ohne dass sie kleine Klaims waren.
So any major claim they denied because an actuary had done the numbers and he crunched the numbers and determined it was cheaper to fight the cases and settle out of court than it was to actually pay out the claims. And they said, look, if we do this for a period of two years, we'll make 800 Millionen Dollar. Und dann können wir wieder in die Geschäftsführung gehen, wie gewohnt.
Es war also eine Geldgrab. Sie erklärt das. Sie gehen zum Gericht. Natürlich macht der Kerl viel Geld. Aber das war ihre Politik. Sie wollten es negieren, obwohl sie wussten, dass sie es negieren. Sie sagten, es sei eine experimentelle Behandlung. Es war keine experimentelle Behandlung, die seit 20 Jahren gemacht wurde. Es war eine Standardbehandlung.
Es wurde in medizinischen Textbüchern unterrichtet. It was common. And they denied it for the wrong reason. The kid ends up dying. And it was all because the insurance company wanted to make money. They just it was just a policy that they enacted and they thought they wouldn't get caught. And this guy catches them and they lose a bunch of money.
But I mean, insurance companies do that may be an egregious case, but it's not unheard of. I mean, these are. Du wirst Leute finden, die unvergesslich sind in solchen Positionen. Diese CEOs machen 10 Millionen pro Jahr, 30 Millionen pro Jahr, 20 Millionen. Und es gibt viel Druck auf sie, um diese Unternehmen profitabel zu machen. Und offensichtlich, wie tust du diese Unternehmen profitabel machen?
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Und weißt du was, dieser Junge war einfach in einem Zustand der Meinung. Ich meine, er hat wahrscheinlich einige psychische Probleme, obwohl er, weißt du, das gleiche wie der Junge, der mit dem Batman-Film gearbeitet hat, richtig? Der Junge ist witzig, aber einige Jungs können witzig sein, aber sie haben noch einige psychische Probleme.
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