Chicago police release more than 400 pages of documents related to Jussie Smollett’s case

The documents reveal some previously unreported details about the investigation into Smollett’s alleged staging of a hate crime.

Here’s a supplemental police report that states how Smollett described one of the alleged offenders.

The weather conditions stated in the supplemental police report the night (morning) Smollett says he was beaten.

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The police report shows the victim (Jussie Smollett) had one previous arrest and conviction.

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The report shows police recovered some type of video from numerous public locations. Including Subway, Target, River East Center, Walgreens. It also mentions 6 “pod” cams.

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The supplemental report also shows Chicago police interviewed several people who know or saw Smollett that morning. All those names are redacted.

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CBS 2 executive producer @gingercbsmaddox, reviewing the Jussie Smollett case files, reports that an Osundairo brother confirmed that the hot sauce bottle recovered at 406 N North New Street was the one he filled with bleach and poured on Smollett during alleged attack. pic.twitter.com/i0AHaEQkuZ

— CBS Chicago (@cbschicago) May 30, 2019

The media stakeout at Chicago Police headquarters was so intense during the Jussie Smollett investigation that some outlet had reporters pose as homeless people to hang out inside the lobby, according to a police report released today pic.twitter.com/E9k6fSrNIC

— Claudia Koerner (@ClaudiaKoerner) May 30, 2019