Jam Master Jay’s murder investigation declared a cold case

According to the Associated Press, after nearly 15 years of murder of Jam Master Jay, the police cited his affair as a cold case.

At that time there were witnesses in the room, but the police in New York City did not have any new clues. Jam Master Jay was killed on Queen's studio on 30th October 2002, where he provided guidance to local up-and-coming artists, including 50 Cent.

According to the report at that time, two armed men squeamed tight in the studio that night. Police said that at least four of them were still present at the time of shooting, but they did not provide the information that caused the incident to be interrupted.

Jam Master's DJ can listen to "King of Rock", "It's weird", Aerosmith's "Walk This Way" mix, etc. in Run-DMC. In 2009, the band was chosen as the rock and roll hall of fame

Five years after the shocking murder of the legendary DJ Jam Master Jay of Run-DMC, theory and emotion continued to evolve. Since MTV News introduced Randy Allen, one of the witnesses of murder, and Marvin Thompson, Jay's brother about the first tragedy in five years, they warmed up in the last few months and reached the crowd this week. At 6:00 pm on October 30, 2002, Jay came to make some materials for Rusty Waters, the act he signed 24 hours a day, on his studio in Queens, New York. Waiting for the start, he sat on the sofa in the Studio Lounge and played some friends' Uriel "Tony" Rincon with some "Madden 2002" game. According to Rincon, Jay takes out the pistol and puts it on it. Their next sofa strained Lydia High, a studio receptionist and assistant Jay's assistant. When she talked about Jay Chou's schedule in a short time, she asked him to get rid of it.

December 12, 2002: Jay's old friend Randy Allen appeared in the studio on the night of the murder, denied the report of involvement in the murder, and tried to pay Jay with cash with a life insurance contract of $ 500,000. . "I can not believe everything you read - it's cruel for Jam Master Jay," Allen later told MTV News. April 2003: Some Queens residents said they knew who killed Jay Chou, but they were afraid to report to the police for fear. "To be honest, the police think they know what happened, but they do not want to see justice," the neighbor's owner Olivia Jackson said. "Because I am on the street, I know who killed him, I'm sure they did this, if I knew."