Younger Dolph’s fiancée Mia Jaye and his sister Carlissa Thornton have spoken out after Justin Johnson was given a life sentence for the rapper’s homicide.
On Thursday (September 26) a jury deliberated for slightly below 4 hours earlier than discovering Justin Johnson responsible. He was convicted of first-degree homicide, conspiracy to commit first-degree homicide and being a convicted felon in possession of a handgun.
After the decision, the late rapper’s fiancée Mia Jaye shared an announcement expressing her reduction and thanking the general public for his or her help.
“Immediately’s verdict brings reduction and restores my confidence within the justice system,” Jaye wrote. “I wish to thank legislation enforcement, the prosecution, and everybody concerned for his or her diligent work in presenting the info that led to this conviction. We’re additionally grateful to the general public for standing with us and advocating for accountability all through this course of.”
Jaye famous the previous three years have examined her religion and “have been extremely irritating.” She continued, “However Adolph’s tragic execution has solely strengthened my resolve to combat for justice-not just for him however for all Black males. That is only the start of our journey towards reaching full justice for Adolph, and we are going to patiently help the unfolding of that course of.”
Cornelius Smith Confessed To Capturing Younger Dolph
Cornelius Smith was additionally charged with the homicide of Younger Dolph and conspiracy to commit homicide and has pleaded not responsible. Smith confessed to the capturing throughout Johnson’s trial, figuring out himself and Johnson because the gunmen. He claimed they shot Younger Dolph to gather a $100,000 hit put out by Yo Gotti’s late brother Large Jook.
Chatting with the press after the verdict, Dolph’s sister Carlissa Thornton requested that everybody “keep in mind the person who loved being a father and spending time together with his household.” She additionally requested for prayers and respect for the household’s privateness “throughout this time and the following steps of the judicial course of as justice is served for all these concerned for our cherished one.”