Juror Reveals Reason They Found Jussie Smollett Guilty
"It wasn't an easy decision. You've got the mother sitting there. You feel bad."
December 13 2021 1:09 PM
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"It wasn't an easy decision. You've got the mother sitting there. You feel bad."
Besides criminal charges, Smollett has been sued by the City of Chicago for more than $130,000 in police overtime
The out actor staged an elaborate ruse on the streets of Chicago, according to a special prosecutor.
The president went after the gay Empire actor at a Chicago rally over the investigation into his alleged attack.
Tonight's episode of SVU rips the Smollett story from the headlines.
The latest broadside from the city of Chicago demonstrates how furious officials remain at the gay TV star.
Michael McAuliffe plans to file legislation stripping film projects of tax credits working with the out actor.
The union representing Chicago police officers has announced a protest as their calls for a federal probe into Jussie Smollett's case intensify.
The president took to Twitter and voiced his disappointment -- unsuprisingly.
The city's top officials slammed the dismissal of charges against gay actor Jussie Smollett.
Chicago Police superintendent Eddie Johnson appeared visibly angry at the news, according to sources.
Mark Geragos has been named as a co-conspirator to Michael Avenatti in allegedly trying to extort the company earlier this week.
The Empire star is still maintaining his innocence.
The charges from a Chicago grand jury pertain to allegations that the actor made a false report of a hate crime.
Police have launched an internal investigation into why so much information around Jussie Smollett's case was leaking to the media.
Smollett staging an attack on himself doesn't sound like the guy she knows, Latifah says.
The Good Morning America host said that her identity as a gay woman of color would play into the public's perception of how she handled the out actor.
Fox News "banshee" Jeanine Pirro doesn't come off great in the skit, either.
Abimbola and Olbinjo Osundairo say their actions negatively impacted hate-crime victims.
The city's top cop took to Good Morning America on Monday and defended the department's case against Smollett as more details emerge.