The news of Jam Master Jay's convicted killer being stabbed in a gang-related scuffle at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn has shocked the Hip-Hop community.

Karl Jordan Jr., awaiting sentencing for his involvement in the tragic murder, was reportedly attacked over the weekend in the notorious facility. Reports suggest that the 41-year-old survived the stabbing but had to be taken to the hospital for treatment.

This incident sheds light once again on the 2002 murder of the iconic Run-DMC legend, Jam Master Jay. Witnesses testified that Jordan and another accomplice, Ronald Washington, took part in the fatal shooting over a purported failed drug deal.

The grim events of that day led to the recent conviction of Jordan and Washington nearly two decades after the crime occurred. The news further unraveled when a third suspect, Jay Bryant, was charged in connection with facilitating the murder.

While Washington is seeking legal recourse regarding his conviction, the spotlight remains on the unresolved mysteries surrounding the horrific incident. The Metropolitan Detention Center, known for its infamous history of violence and substandard conditions, continues to face scrutiny over the well-being of its inmates.

The clash between rival gangs within the facility serves as a harsh reminder of the challenges that persist within the prison system. As Hip-Hop fans reflect on the tragic loss of Jam Master Jay, the latest turn of events brings to the forefront the ongoing quest for justice and accountability.