Jussie Smollett Post Bizarre Instagram Estriche innocence and comfortable settlement in the lawsuit with Chicago

Hass Crime Hoaxer Jussie Smollett made a bizarre Instagram rant, in which he repeated his widespread claim that after his comfortable settlement in his civil lawsuit, he was the victim of a bias attack with the city of Chicago.

“Over six years ago, after it was reported that I had jumped, the city officials in Chicago set off to convince the public that I deliberately put an attack against myself. This wrong story left a stain about my character that will not soon disappear,” Smollett wrote on Instagram on Saturday.

“These officials wanted my money and wanted my confession for something I didn't do. Today it should be clear … You didn't receive either.”

Smollett was convicted in 2019 for carrying out false hate crimes against itself in Chicago and was later sued by the second city for the cost of investigating false claims for the cost of investigating $ 130,000.

The actor “Mighty Ducks” and the Windy City have now settled their lawsuit and Smollett agreed to donate $ 60,000 to two non-profit organizations based in Chicago instead of the city's payment.

According to the Instagram Post, the 42-year-old donates $ 50,000 for non-profit builders for the arts and “additional” $ 10,000 for the Chicago Torture Justice Center.

With this legal victory in addition to the shock, which opens his five crimes through the Supreme Court of Illinois – the “Empire” actor now celebrates what he describes as “innocence”.

“Despite the tedious and more expensive attempts to punish myself, I am innocent in the eyes of God and our criminal judiciary,” Smollett wrote in the post office.

“I will continue to create my art and passionately fight for causes that I care about and defend my integrity and my family names with the truth,” he continued.

“For everyone who supported me, thank you. Your prayers and faith in me mean more than words can be expressed correctly,” he wrote, concluding to the conclusion, “with love and respect, Jussie Smollett.”

Although Smollett crossed his legal success in the Supreme Court of the state of Illinois, the state officials claim that the conviction did not refer to the “extraterrestrial: federal” actor, said the truth.

“Don't make a mistake: Today's judgment has nothing to do with Mr. Smollets innocence,” said special prosecutor Dan Webb in a statement at that time.

“The Supreme Court of Illinois found no mistake with the overwhelming evidence that were presented in the procedure … or the unanimous judgment of the jury that Mr. Smollett owed five cases of crime crimes,” said Webb.

The charges were canceled due to violation of the rights of the fifth change when the lawyer of Cook County State Kim Foxx decided to fall against Smollett after he was initially taken with 16 crimes that came from the sham -hate crime police report.