Category: True Crime

Big Meech Pens Letter To 50 Cent About New Black Mafia Family Project In The Works


As the Black Mafia Family production slowly comes into fruition, EP 50 Cent shared a letter he received from 1/2 of the BMF bosses, Big Meech.

The letter confirms that 50 and producer Randall Emmett’s project has Meech’s full blessing, while any other BMF project that may be in the works is “100% faking.”

According to Hip Hop Wired, there was chatter of a BMF project with Benny Boom’s name attached to a possible movie back in 2012. 

Clearly, Big Meech didn’t co-sign it.

 Peep Meech’s letter:


Another 50 Cent Instagram post instructs would be actors to be ready with an agent when he reveals auditions will go down for roles.

Stay Tuned! More to come as more information becomes available.

Atlanta Man Found Guilty & Gets 40 Years In Hot Water Attack On Gay Men

According to WSBTV Atlanta– Martin Blackwell was convicted on eight counts of aggravated battery and two counts of aggravated assault. Channel 2’s Tom Jones says Blackwell had a blank stare on his face as the judge read the verdict.

Blackwell was dating Gooden’s mother at the time of the attack. Prosecutors said Blackwell was upset that two gay men were sleeping together under his roof, and that the attack was premeditated.

Tolbert spent 10 days in the hospital after the attack. Gooden was there for more than a month.

Blackwell was sentenced to 20 years for the aggravated battery charges and 20 years for the aggravated assault charges. He will serve the two sentences consecutively for a total of 40 years.
Tolbert says he’s happy with the verdict and the sentence.

“I’m ecstatic. I mean I think justice has been served so I’m good, It made me feel really good and it helped me heal.”

Tolbert says he plans to forgive Blackwell for causing him so much pain.

“It’s gonna be a little difficult I will admit, but I think it will happen.”

Protestors Surround Dekalb County Jail In Atlanta To Protest “Prison Slavery”

Protestors’ sign outside Dekalb County Jail, Atlanta. Photo: Twitter Nefertiti Jáquez