(Jan. 26), 50 Cent learned along with the rest of the world that Murder Inc. boss-man Irv Gotti turned himself in amidst federal racketeering, conspiracy, drug trafficking and money laundering charges. "What we have here is a bunch of idiots. Irv Gotti, Ja's manager, and Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff -notorious crack dealer from Queens all in jail," he says at first mockingly. "It's a sad story actually. It's a story about a guy that was blessed with the opportunity to make music and used music to make him appear to be the gangster he's not. [He was] associating himself with gangsters, got too involved with it. I guess he's a gangster now."
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However, the streets are buzzing with compelling new information about the Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff connection to The Inc that could explain why 50 Cent won't let go of the grudge. The issue of whether Supreme's drug money funded Murder Inc is under scrutiny by the Feds and several indictments have been made in connection with this investigation. Supreme is also said to have been directly responsible for ordering the attempt on 50 Cent in 2000. But word is that off the record witnesses in 50's old neighborhood say Kenneth McGriff is also directly responsible for the murder of 50's mother when he was eight years old. This possibility is what may be fueling 50's relentless grudge against Irv, Ja Rule and The Inc.
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