DJ Akademiks breaks down how OTF Vonnie was allegedly confronted with evidence linking him to m**DER and kept in a hotel room for 2 HOURS, claiming the feds allegedly pressured him into telling on Lil Durk 😳
“Allegedly, according to the paperwork, they say to Vonnie, ‘We got you. Here’s the thing: you’re the kingpin, and unless you tell us something else, you ain’t gonna see the outside of a jail again.’”
“After two hours of talk, Vonnie, who people describe as not the street n!gga… let me tell you about this man called Smurkio.”
Michael Blackshire tells Dub and Derek King that OTF Jam was allegedly cooperating with authorities and identifying Durk and other OTF members in connection with the allegations in the case… 👀⚖️🗣️ #derekking#capaholics#lildurk#chicago#notquitelikedub
Derek King interviews lawyer for workers outside the courthouse about what he’s seeing inside, then says Jam has been “singing like Whitney Houston” on the stand while allegedly helping the feds build their case against Lil Durk… 👀⚖️🗣️ #derekking#capaholics#lildurk#fyp
OTF Jam reportedly admitted on the stand that Lil Durk supported him throughout his prison sentence—putting money on his books, answering his calls and helping him get through his incarceration.
Now, Jam—an admitted gang member and convicted murderer—is testifying for the prosecution in Durk’s federal murder-for-hire trial while seeking his own freedom.
Court reporter Moe Gangat described it as the “heaviest courtroom moment” he has ever witnessed, adding that Jam discussed joining the Black Disciples at just 9 years old, his first murder and other killings he claims to have committed.
Jam’s testimony is expected to face a lengthy cross-examination from Durk’s defense. 👀⚖️
Prosecutors: Did Lil Durk keep up with you while you were in prison ?
OTF Jam: I ain’t going to lie. When he (Lil Durk) changed his number he made sure my mom got it.
Prosecutor: Did you talk to Mr. Banks after you got out of prison ?
OTF Jam: Yea. I told Durk I just got of prison and I don’t have no clothes, he told me “yes you do. You got us.”
While on the stand, OTF JAM, or Hester, has been seemingly reluctant to be there. He frequently shakes his head and puts his head in his hands. He is fidgeting, rocking his chair back and forth. He speaks low, sometimes hesitant.
While watching a video played of DeDe, or Deandre Wilson, JAM closed his eyes for a moment, and chuckled twice as Wilson joked on camera with other members on an Instagram live. He briefly looked at Wilson when referring to him during testimony, but looked away quickly.
🚨 DAY 5 LIL DURK TRIAL: OTF JAM TAKES THE STAND & IDENTIFIES DURK, DIDI & BROWN EYES 👀⚖️
OTF Jam has officially taken the stand for the prosecution. He entered the courtroom wearing tan prison clothes with a white T-shirt underneath.
Here’s what has happened so far:
🔴 JAM’S GUILTY PLEAS
Jam confirmed that he is detained and admitted that he previously pleaded guilty to:
• Conspiracy to commit murder
• Conspiracy to commit robbery, which resulted in a murder
He was then asked to identify the people he says helped plan and participate in the altercation that led to Lil Pop’s death.
👉 Jam pointed to Durk Banks, Didi and Brown Eyes.
🔴 WHO WAS THE TARGET?
The prosecution asked Jam if Robertson was the target.
Jam said NO — he said the target was Crando Rando.
They then asked if the motive was revenge for King Von.
🔴 JAM’S BACKGROUND IN THE BDs
Jam testified that:
• He is 34 years old
• He is from South Side Chicago
• He is a member of the Black Disciples
• He was “blessed in” at 9 years old
• He described himself as a minister within the BDs
• He said he holds a significant amount of authority
He explained that people can rise within the organization through money, family connections or violence.
He also explained that Lamron 300 got its name from the movie 300 because the group felt they didn’t back down from anybody.
🔴 BD MEETINGS & OPERATIONS
Jam testified that BD members would hold meetings every Friday.
He said multiple cliques would attend and that the meetings could involve:
• Addressing violations
• Conflicts between BD cliques
• Discussions about murders
• Drug operations
• Other operations involving the organization
He also testified that when he was first “blessed in,” he was given three laws:
1️⃣ Sacrifice his life for the nation
2️⃣ Follow commands from leadership
3️⃣ Always bring in and dap the nation handshake
🔴 “GETBACK” & REVENGE
The prosecution spent significant time having Jam explain the concept of “getback.”
Jam described it as getting revenge against someone who did something wrong to you.
He testified that failing to get your “lick back” could make your clique look weak or bad.
He also said he has seen family members become angry when someone doesn’t retaliate after a relative is killed.
The prosecution asked whether revenge for certain people can carry more importance.
Jam said yes.
They also asked whether respect is important.
Jam again said yes, and testified that there can be danger associated with not being respected.
🔴 JAM’S HISTORY WITH VIOLENCE
Jam testified that people can have different roles in the streets, including:
• Scammers
• Drug dealers
• Hustlers
• Shooters
He confirmed that he was a shooter.
He said he first fired a gun at 12 years old, shooting at a vehicle because he was told to shoot at it.
He estimated that he was involved in approximately 12–15 shootings before turning 17.
He also testified that he participated in more than 100 robberies, primarily targeting drug dealers.
Jam explained that his parents were dealing with drug addiction when he was 12, and he said he turned to robbery as a way to help his family pay bills.
🔴 JAM DESCRIBES HIS FIRST MURDER
One of the most serious moments so far came when Jam described his first murder.
He said he went on a robbery with an older member of his gang.
According to Jam, the victim was allegedly stealing money from the older member’s father.
They traveled to Wisconsin to rob the man’s business.
During the robbery, a fight broke out.
Jam testified that the older member told him to shoot the man.
After Jam shot him, he said the older member told him he had to finish him so there wouldn’t be any witnesses/problems.
Jam said he shot the man in the head.
He testified that this was his first murder at 17 years old.
He also acknowledged that he admitted committing the murder when he was arrested in 2023.
I’m not a Durk fan at all because I just don’t like his music but I’ve seen bits and pieces of details about his case and while I got zero to say on the case itself, what I will say is this: somebody gotta smack the shit outta that British white man. Idk his name but he needs to be learned a lesson. This is exactly why we need to gatekeep culture like we used to because he should NOT be speaking on Hip Hop or street shit at all.