On this episode of The Black Docket, we’re taking it straight to Harlem to tell the story of Trevell Coleman, the man the world knows as G-Dep. He had gold records, Bad Boy hits, and a seat at the table during one of hip-hop’s most iconic eras. 

But in 2010, he shocked the world!

We dig deep into what happened that night in Harlem, why Trevell kept that secret and what made him finally tell the truth. You’ll hear the details, the police reports, the trial, and how the justice system handled a man who willingly turned himself in. We also talk about life behind bars, what his sentence means, and how parole in 2027 could change everything for him and his family.

This episode is packed with hip-hop history, Harlem street culture, and a conversation about guilt, redemption, and whether the system is built to rehabilitate or punish. If you love true crime podcasts that mix music, culture, and courtroom drama, this is one you cannot miss.

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Jaida Horton

Age: 15

Height: 5’5

Weight: 120lbs

Eyes: Brown

Hair: Blonde Black

If you see her or know anything please contact the Wilmington Police Department 978-658-5071

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