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[edit] New Jack's "Justifiable Homicides"

The following is taken from an article by Doug Monroe published 03-16-05. This article is available at[1]

" Four months after the Mass Transit acquittal, filmmaker Barry Blaustein released a highly acclaimed documentary about professional wrestling, Beyond the Mat. New Jack turned in a star performance.

"I'm a very violent person," he tells the camera, "and I'll hurt you and it's no secret." Jack then says he had four justifiable homicides as a bounty hunter. (He laughs off that statement these days by saying, "I plead the fifth on the grounds it may tend to incriminate me." Atlanta police have no record of the homicides.)

Blaustein, who narrates the documentary, says, "Of all the wrestlers I met, the last one I expected to bond with was New Jack." "

With that said I think it can be safely said that New Jack claiming to have commited four justifable homicides is a totally false claim! "Atlanta police have no record of the homicides." ? If New Jack commited four justifiable homicides then their would be a record. If they have no records and homicides were commited than they would be unsolved homicides.So their it is, New Jack never killed anyone.