Wack100: Big U's Son's Killers Haven't Been Caught, I Don't Think They Tried to Kill Him (Part 15)
November 25, 2025
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In a recent interview, music industry figure Wack100 opened up about the tragic death of Big U’s son, Jabari Henley. Wack100 confirmed that the suspects have yet to be apprehended, emphasizing the case remains open. He shared his belief that the shooting was not intended to be fatal, noting the unusual fact that Jabari was shot multiple times in the buttocks rather than the chest or head. Wack100 suggested the attack might have been a “lesson” related to an incident in an area known for prostitution and pimping, rather than a targeted assassination.
Addressing circulating rumors and conspiracy theories, Wack100 urged people to focus on the grieving family rather than speculation. He expressed his condolences to Jabari’s loved ones and lamented the pain of a parent burying their child—especially while incarcerated. The heartbreaking loss continues to resonate deeply within their community.
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