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   From: d@ray   
      
   jack.a.smith-at-doj.gov_  wrote:   
   > A Harlem man who became an outspoken advocate for criminal   
   > justice reform and rehabilitation after being freed from prison   
   > last year was charged with murder on Thursday, according to New   
   > York police.   
   >   
   > Sheldon Johnson Jr., 48, was also charged with manslaughter and   
   > criminal possession of a weapon after police found a headless   
   > torso and arms in his Bronx apartment while conducting a wellness   
   > check.   
   >   
   > “I’m innocent!” Johnson yelled to reporters as he was led out of   
   > a stationhouse, according to the New York Daily News.   
   >   
   > The remains were identified as that of Colin Small, 44. Police   
   > said Small was pronounced dead at the scene. His relationship to   
   > Johnson was not immediately clear, but law enforcement sources   
   > told the New York Post that the two may have had “a beef” dating   
   > back to their time together in Westchester County’s notorious   
   > Sing Sing prison.   
   >   
   > Police said that neighbors in Johnson’s building had heard at   
   > least two gunshots coming from inside a sixth-floor apartment   
   > early Tuesday, followed by a man shouting, “Please don’t—I have a   
   > family.” Another two gunshots followed, they said.   
   >   
   > Later on Tuesday morning, the neighbors informed the building’s   
   > superintendent later, who called 911. Police who arrived at the   
   > apartment that night were met by Johnson, who they took into   
   > custody soon after. They obtained a search warrant, and   
   > discovered Small’s torso and foot inside a large blue bin. The   
   > other foot, as well as his arms, legs, and decapitated head, were   
   > found inside the apartment’s freezer, sources told the Daily   
   > News.   
   >   
   > In 1999, Johnson was convicted of attempted murder, robbery and   
   > other charges in a New York court. He was released from an   
   > upstate prison last May after spending 25 years behind bars,   
   > according to records obtained by The New York Times. He was   
   > subsequently hired to work as a counselor for at-risk youth with   
   > the Queens Defenders.   
   >   
   > A spokesperson for the Queens Defenders declined to comment to   
   > The Daily Beast.   
   >   
   > Johnson also appeared on a February episode of The Joe Rogan   
   > Experience to discuss his advocacy work and how he’d turned his   
   > life around while incarcerated. He claimed that he’d gone into   
   > prison as a high-ranking member of the Bloods, but began to   
   > untangle himself from his gang ties around 2005.   
   >   
   >   
   > Civil rights attorney Josh Dubin, appearing alongside Johnson on   
   > the podcast, called him “a miracle.”   
   >   
   > A representative for Rogan did not immediately return a request   
   > for comment on Thursday night.   
   >   
   > Here is the black tranny in a blonde wig.  Like that's going to   
   > fool anybody.   
   >   
   > https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/03/08/02/82181333-13171611-   
   > On_the_night_of_the_alleged_murder_the_suspect_was_seen_wearing_-   
   > a-30_1709864537627.jpg   
   >   
   > https://www.yahoo.com/news/joe-rogan-guest-arrested-discovery-   
   > 030126032.html   
   >   
      
   People responsible for freeing Sheldon Johnson are revealed:   
      
      
      
      
      
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