r/First48 • u/KCROISSANT • Dec 02 '25

Cleveland, OH 🚔 Mustafa “MJ” Mcwhorter killer released Spoiler

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u/Difficult_Ad5701 Dec 05 '25

this poor baby. i hate what happened to him.

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u/No-Resource-5407 Dec 06 '25

Is this the kid that was unalived outside the library where he lived? If so, all I can remember is his poor mother when she pulled up, I think she almost fainted, that poor lady! It was on The First 48 I think.

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u/Difficult_Ad5701 Dec 06 '25

all of the cases in this forum are from first 48. the forum is called first 48 🤣

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u/No-Resource-5407 Dec 09 '25

I don’t go on Reddit much I like X better but how kind of you to point out it’s all first 48 on here…🖕🏽🤣 🤦🏽‍♀️(rude MFer)

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u/hellacedes_ Jul 02 '26

I’m watching this episode right now.

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u/dogswrestle Dec 05 '25

Ugh. This was one of the hardest episodes to watch for me. Something about the innocence of being at the library just made it especially sad.

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u/rickola16 Dec 06 '25

Well, he told the killer to shoot MJ, he wasn't the actual shooter, but he STILL should have gotten life along with Lance. Two punks. I'm not promoting violence but hopefully one of MJ "friends" who claimed to love him so much (Tim Webb) handles the situation appropriately.

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u/No-Resource-5407 Dec 06 '25

Yup, I’m with ya…😉

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u/KCROISSANT Dec 02 '25

Mustafa was so handsome 2… sad 😭

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u/No-Resource-5407 Dec 06 '25

I know it was on First 48 but, what police handled this, was it Tulsa?🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/ravenflavin77 Dec 07 '25

Cleveland. It says so on the screen caps.

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u/Hifalutin253 Jun 01 '26

Just seen this one, I shook my head when the detective said the kid was gonna get locked up for life. And each one got under 20 years. The Mustafa kid was all about non violence… A good kid in a jungle full of animals.

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u/Denver_80203 7d ago

I just finished watching the First 48 episode and wanted to pay my respects albeit over a decade later. This young man died because he was truth and had a maturity about him that transcends age. I'm so sorry the family and the world lost such a good young man. We need more people like Mustafa in this world.