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Authorities To Question Man In JMJ's Murder
« on: November 04, 2002, 09:17:29 AM »
"Investigators plan to question a man today (November 4) in connection with the shooting death of Jam Master Jay. According to the New York Times, a man had threatened Jay during a telephone call several weeks ago. The said that a man was "coming up" from the South to resolve their problems.

A description of Jay's killer was released as well. Authorities are seeking a 180-pound black male, 6 feet to 6 feet 2 inches in height. He allegedly wore a black sweat suit and black hat when leaving the scene.

Mizell, 37, was shot by a masked gunman as he played video games. Police would not comment on the report.

Sources told AllHipHop.com that the man who shot Jay had beef with Jay for almost a decade and was from the Queens area of New York. Sources reiterated that it had nothing to do with rap music. Sources also said that Jay's murderer could be arrested as early as tomorrow (November 5.)

A trust fund for Jay's wife and three children has been set up be longtime friends Russell Simmons and Lyor Cohen. According to reports they are raising money to purchase the family's Queens Village home for the surviving family members.

There is also an effort by writer Yasmin Shariz to petition Adidas. She he has a wife and three children -- has been set up by hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons, Def Jam executive Lyor Cohen and others. They are raising money to purchase the family’s $250,000 Queens Village home so that Jay’s wife and kids can continue to live there.

“In times like these, hip-hop needs to band together and collectively and peacefully build our communities,” Simmons said.

Additionally, there is the effort by writer Yasmin Shariz to petition Adidas to establish a college fund for Jay's children.


A private and public viewing is scheduled for today at the Jay Foster-Phillips Funeral Home in Saint Albans, Queens. A funeral was to be held Tuesday at the Allen A.M.E. Cathedral in Queens."

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