In November 2010, long before he became infamous for having lied to the Chicago police about a fake crime hoax in which he claimed he had been attacked by two men, both of whom were white and one yelling “This is MAGA country” Jussie Smollett mocked liars, tweeting, “… they are the most obvious people. Bull*** isn’t that hard to smell.”
Smollett tweeted, “What liars don’t realize is that they are the most obvious people. bull**** isn’t that hard to smell. Just open ya nose and breathe. Aaahh!”
What liars don't realize is that they are the most obvious people. bullshit isn't that hard to smell. Just open ya nose and breathe. Aaahh!
— Jussie Smollett (@JussieSmollett) November 27, 2010
USA Today reported in February 2019: “Smollett’s credibility came under attack again Tuesday when the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office confirmed an NBC News report that the actor posed as his brother Jake when stopped for a suspected DUI in Los Angeles in July 2007 and signed his brother’s name on the summons promising to appear in court.”
The Daily Wire reported of Smollett’s conviction on five out of six counts of disorderly conduct on Thursday:
The actor faced a total of “six counts of disorderly conduct under a subsection of the law that prohibits false reports to police,” according to NBC Chicago. The charges were listed as class 4 felonies, “which are among the least serious felonies in Illinois,” the report said, adding that possible “convictions can still carry potential prison time of up to three years.” The report detailed the six counts:
Count 1 accuses him of telling responding Chicago Police Officer Muhammed Baig at around 2:45 a.m., some 45 minutes after the purported attack, that he was the victim of a hate crime. He said two attackers put a rope around his neck. Count 2 refers to Smollett telling the same officer he was a victim of a battery, describing attackers beating and pouring bleach on him.
Counts 3 and 4 are when Smollett made the same claims but to a different officer, Kimberly Murray, later that morning, at just before 6 a.m.
Count 5 accuses Smollett of again telling Murray at around 7:15 p.m. that he was the victim of a battery. Count 6 refers to Smollett reporting on Feb. 14, 2019, to detective Robert Graves that he’d been a victim of an aggravated battery.
Back in January 2019, Smollett claimed he was targeted and attacked by apparent supporters of President Donald Trump in an anti-gay, anti-black hate crime. His alleged attackers, whom he initially described as white males who yelled “This is MAGA country,” were brothers Abimbola and Olabinjo Osundairo, Smollett maintained.
The Daily Wire also reported:
Smollett contends he was targeted by two Trump supporters, who verbally and physically accosted him as he was walking home from a Subway sandwich shop in downtown Chicago on January 29. The actor says the men called him a “f*****” and a “n*****,” tied a noose around his neck, poured bleach on him, and kicked him in the ribs.
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