1090 Jake: Did Max B Snitch to Get 59 Years Off His Sentence? (Part 11)
January 23, 2026
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Max B, the New York rapper, recently secured an early release after serving roughly 16 years of a 75-year sentence. There’s speculation about whether Max B cooperated with law enforcement to cut his time, specifically by allegedly providing information on co-defendant Gina Conway. In an interview, Conway denied Max B snitched, and commentators noted it wouldn't make sense for him to betray her, as she was the first to fold under pressure. Court documents indicate Max B’s cooperation in locating Conway was cited as a mitigating factor in reducing his sentence. However, the details remain murky, with some arguing Max B’s sentence was originally excessive and that he wasn’t directly involved in the violent acts leading to the conviction. Conway, involved in the robbery and kidnapping, described being scared and coerced during the events. The conversation highlights the complexities of the case and leaves open questions about how exactly Max B’s sentence was reduced so dramatically.
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