Rapper on BBC Revealed as Killer of Schoolboy Jimmy Mizen in Bakery
A drill rapper, known for violent lyrics, is identified as the murderer of schoolboy Jimmy Mizen, raising serious concerns.
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London: A rapper, who wears a balaclava and raps about violence, is being linked to the murder of schoolboy Jimmy Mizen back in 2008. This guy, known as TEN, is actually Jake Fahri, who just got out of prison after serving 14 years for the crime.
Fahri was released in June 2023, and now the Ministry of Justice is looking into this situation. They’re taking it seriously, especially since his music talks about blood and violence. It’s pretty shocking.
Back in May 2008, Fahri attacked Jimmy at a bakery in London. He used a glass baking dish, which led to Jimmy bleeding to death in front of his brother. It’s a heartbreaking story that still affects the family deeply.
In his songs, TEN talks about violence in a way that’s really disturbing. One line mentions watching someone “melt like Ben and Jerry’s,” which is just chilling. The BBC has said they don’t support this kind of content and have strict rules about what gets played.
Jimmy’s parents have been working hard to keep his memory alive through a foundation that promotes forgiveness and peace. They’re understandably upset by this news and are still processing it.
Now, TEN has deleted all his social media accounts, and it seems like he’s trying to avoid the spotlight. It’s a tough situation for everyone involved.