Justice Mouillier is convicted for lying about Jusis Molié paying

Jusis Milié's friends to fake a hate crime against Jusis Milié.

And we walked down memory lane, remembering our elite's response to the Smylier race hoax.

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20 years in prison because he was convicted on five of the six counts brought against him.

According to the New York Times, a jury in Chicago found the actor, Justice Millier, guilty

on Thursday of falsely reporting to the police. He had been the victim of a racist and homophobic

assault in 2019, an attack. Investigators concluded was a hoax

directed by the actor himself. With its finding, after more than nine hours of deliberation,

the 12-person jury indicated it had chosen to believe the accounts of two brothers who testified

that Mr. Smolett had asked them to mildly injure him as part of a publicity stunt. I love that,

I love that the New York Times has to phrase it this way. The jury chose to believe

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