The case of Jake Fahri, the man convicted of killing Jimmy Mizen, is once again making headlines.
Fahri, who was sentenced to life in prison for the brutal murder of the 16-year-old in 2008, was released in June 2023 after serving part of his sentence.
However, new revelations about his post-release actions have raised serious concerns.
The Music Video Breach and Potential Return to Prison
Recently, it has come to light that Jake Fahri, now using the rap name TEN, could be in trouble for breaching his parole conditions.
As part of his release, Fahri was banned from entering the Greenwich area of London, where he killed Jimmy.
However, his mother, Margaret Mizen, noticed Fahri in his music videos filmed in the restricted area, which could result in him being recalled to prison.
In one of his music videos, “Dirty Game,” Fahri is seen near the O2 arena, an area that falls within the limits of his parole restrictions.
This has prompted a response from Margaret, who has called for an investigation into the breach.
She firmly believes that if Fahri has violated his parole, he should be sent back to prison to reflect on his actions.
BBC’s Role in Airing Fahri’s Music
Adding fuel to the fire, the BBC has been criticized for playing drill rap songs by Fahri, which has sparked outrage from Jimmy Mizen’s family.
Margaret Mizen expressed her disappointment with the BBC for airing songs from a convicted murderer, demanding answers for why this was allowed.
The controversy deepened when it was revealed that some of Fahri’s music videos were filmed inside prison, potentially breaking the law.
Concerns Over Fahri’s Lyrics and Image
Fahri’s music lyrics have also attracted attention, with some songs allegedly glorifying violence and referencing his criminal past.
In particular, lyrics like “Watched him melt like Ben and Jerry’s” have been interpreted as boasting about his role in Jimmy’s death.
Other tracks, such as “Dispersal,” highlight his time in high-security prisons, which seem to glamorize criminal activity.
Moreover, the prison footage in Fahri’s video raises alarms about the use of illegal devices like mobile phones in correctional facilities.
The prison service has acknowledged the issue and is investigating it as a priority, recognizing the harm such content could cause.
A Life Lost and a Family’s Pain
The tragic story of Jimmy Mizen’s death continues to haunt his family.
Jimmy was killed after a minor dispute at a bakery, when Fahri threw a glass dish at him, severing critical blood vessels in his neck.
Despite his attempts to appear tough, Fahri’s actions have left a lasting scar on the Mizen family, and their grief is compounded by the fact that he is still able to profit from his music career.
Jimmy’s family has made it clear that they will not let Fahri’s actions go unchecked.
As they continue to push for justice, the questions about Fahri’s release, his behavior since, and the public’s role in allowing such content to be aired remain unresolved.
The Role of the Parole Board in Fahri’s Release
The Ministry of Justice and Parole Board have confirmed that Fahri’s release was carefully considered, with a thorough examination of the risk he posed to the public.
However, with new developments, it’s clear that this situation is far from over.
If the parole breach is confirmed, Jake Fahri may face a return to prison, and his actions may have serious consequences for his future.
As the investigation continues, the case highlights the complexities of balancing rehabilitation with public safety and accountability.
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