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I'm MPGs, so when we left off in part 1 of my series on the death of Mr. Lisandro Guzman Filiz, I was just laying out much of my reasoning in regards to why it is no doubt in my mind that he was a ritual sacrifice in honor of the summer solstice, and he played out the proverbial role of the "God" Tammuz, or Bacchus, per se. There's no doubt in my mind about that. The only question is, when are we going to hear from his murderers? And let's see if we can establish exactly how confused they were in regards to what they were going to do that night. In addition to that, who was it who called him downstairs? Because they claimed that he was going downstairs to give someone back some money. It just seems very strange to me that the viewing public is simply supposed to believe that his assassins just happened to know where he was going to be, or where a "look-alike" of their intended target was going to be, exactly where he was, when he was going to be there, as they arrived in their getaway vehicles and their machetes. I mean, anyway, they're gonna talk about it. I'm gonna try.
Man on Guzman Solis was murdered outside of a Bronx bodega, and now the rallying cry for justice and change is growing louder. Tonight, people have gathered once again at the crime scene. Where, "flop," that's not a crime scene, that's a shrine. That's a shrine to the proverbial Tammuz, that being Mr. Lisandro Guzman Feliz. Never in my life have I ever seen a shrine that large for a murder, and I'm already on record of stating that I've seen a lot of wild [ __ ] in my time growing up, but I have never seen anything quite as heinous as what I saw when he was murdered. But still, for there to be the nationwide outcry over his murder, it's because of the way that it's been publicized, not only across the country, but across the world. And that's meant to convey to the people in the know that Mr. Lisandro Guzman Feliz was chosen to play out the part of Tammuz. No doubt in my mind about it. And of course, what I'm saying right now is going to go over a lot of people's heads because they're caught up in the emotional fervor of the event. But for those of you brothers who have eyes to see, I'm telling what actually happened in my view. There's no doubt about it. We're flowers and candles out of a life cut short by senseless violence. As you can see from Chopper 2 here, the memorial has grown. Look at this. There have to be at least 10,000 candles. Their oil has grown so large, it now stretches around the corner, covering most of the sidewalk with messages of hope. We have team coverage now, beginning with CBS 2's Valerie Castro, live at the Bronx Criminal Courthouse tonight. Valerie, once again, and this is not even playing into the angle that I've been addressing in regards to him being a ritualistic sacrifice, but for so-called black and Hispanic people who are looking for "justice" for Jr., we have the ability every day to seek out justice for the people who are still walking amongst us and who are still alive. We have the opportunity to treat each other better. We have the opportunity to still love one another how we're supposed to, as opposed to venerating the dead, which are people love to do so much to glorify themselves and to make themselves feel sanctimonious and solemn when they're really not. For the most part, our people have to do a better job of how we treat the living. We do a far too good a job venerating the dead. Christine, at this point, all of the men arrested in connection with this case have made their first appearances in court. One man actually began to cry this afternoon as he stood in front of the judge. It's the first real emotion we've seen out of any of the men accused of murdering this in teenager. He has what appears to be a machete in his hand. Tears stream down the face of 21-year-old Jose Moniz as he hears the prosecutor describe his alleged involvement in the stabbing death of 15-year-old Lisandro Junior Guzman police. He's one of eight people arrested. All are said to be Trinitarios gang members. Hey brother, did you see that? Let me rewind that back up just a little bit. Guzman police, he's one of eight people arrested. All are said to be Trinitario Stanga. Do you see this young man right here? This person right here may be the key to finding out exactly what occurred that night. You see, as the blonde hair, for Epocrates, I touched on this in a previous video with Kanye West. Often times, the plant, whoever he may be, will have blonde hair to signify his alter as the god of silence, the holder of secrets, the god of mischief. This young man right here might be the key to what exactly occurred that night because, once again, there are just too many open ends to the storyline. There's just not making sense. It seemed to me, and some of the footage that I've seen in regards to this issue, that Mr. Guzman Filiz seemed to know them in some capacity. Members, the teenager was laid to rest Wednesday morning, one week from the day of his death. Sources say Guzman police was the wrong victim in an act of revenge, a fatal case of mistaken identity.
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I do believe that he was at the wrong place at the wrong time, but I certainly believe that the people who killed him knew that they were coming for him. Once again, until I hear some type of concrete evidence that he actually was going downstairs to pay off a friend, as opposed to going downstairs to meet up with people that he may have thought were calling him down for a relatively innocent reason, because as I've already stated in part one, all of us who've grown up in a certain neighborhood, we know if you've had relatives who were about that street life, or if you were about that street life when you were younger, what was the excuse that you or your relative always used to be outside in the street? "Oh, I have to go downstairs. I gotta pay someone so back $5. I need to go downstairs. I'm hungry. I want a bag of chips." And then that person will not reappear for two or three hours. And beyond that, it was on June 20th. It seems to me that that could have been a school night. He was only 15 years old. Even if it wasn't a school night, why are you outside on a Wednesday night at 11:45 p.m.? As I've already stated, this was right on the eve of the summer solstice, which is known in the Near East as the month of Tammuz. That time period running from the summer solstice all the way through July. In the Middle Eastern world, the month that we call July is known as Tammuz. And for you brothers, read the scriptures, please. Read up on Tammuz. He was killed on the night before the summer solstice. He was stabbed to death by a group of attackers, of assassins, known as the Titans. In the aftermath of his murder, there was a great big wailing, a great lamentation made for him. As we see play out in the publication of this situation right here, of this murder right here, we're going to see how many of these women are on camera lamenting his death, trying to honor his death all over the internet. You see many of these young females almost seeming to have an obsession for him now that he's dead. His funeral service was attended by hundreds. His grief-stricken mother, surrounded by sympathy and support toward for the family. For a little boy, he didn't deserve that. Miss, I hope that you have as much mercy and compassion in your heart when you come across a living little boy that needs your help. I truly do. I honestly feel like many of these people are taking advantage of this story for camera time to put on a show and a front. Our people are very, very good for that, especially when it comes to pomp and circumstance and media-driven narratives. I'm still trying to get to the bottom of this overall story because, once again, there is much more than meets the eye to this case. In my view, precinct in handcuffs, they appeared one by one in the Bronx Criminal Courtroom and pleaded not guilty. And the Trinitarios gang is nothing new in the Bronx. If you grew up in the Bronx, you know about them. The Dominicans have two major gangs: the Trinitarios and the Dominicans Don't Play gang. So this is not new. But this case will be used to bring a crackdown on them. The prosecutors say all of them were caught on this surveillance video from the bodega on Bathgate Avenue in various stages of the attack on Guzman Feliz. He was dragged outside and stabbed several times. This man, Jonah T. Martinez Australia, is said to have delivered the fatal wound across the neck. Surveillance video shows him wearing a red baseball hat. Is that him? It looks like they must have shaved him down because he looks a bit different in court. This could be him, but he certainly has a mustache and a goatee here, and he is wearing the Bulls hat. Was he told to wear that hat, or they just happen to put that on? As we all know, the bull emblem for the Chicago Bulls is for "Bulls" and but I'll always demand a blood sacrifice. He happens to have on the blood red shirt and the blood red hat. He allegedly grabbed the 15-year-old from behind and slashed him. Now, brother, did you pay very close attention to what the reporter just stated? She said that the "perpetrator" that we just saw with the red t-shirt on and the red Bulls baseball hat on, he's the one that dealt the killing blow to Tammuz, Mr. Guzman Feliz, by grabbing him from behind around the neck and slashing him. You know what you saw? That played out in the pagan mythologies, Mithras, and how he grabbed the bull and slashed his throat. Once again, let's pay very close attention to this young man right here with the blond hair. I believe that he's going to be a major component of this storyline down the line. Family and friends of the accused were inside the courtroom, including this woman who was escorted out when she began to cry. The attorney for Jose Moniz says all of the acute, Mr. Manuel Rivera is his name. Let's pay very close attention to him. Accused deserve due process in court. I asked the public to reserve judgment. There's a large investigation underway, and while there's a lot known, there's also a lot that's not known. And yet, I agree. What you sir, brothers, did you hear what he stated? Let me rewind it back a little bit. The attorney for Jose Moniz says all of the accused deserve due process in court. I'd ask the public to reserve judgment. There's a large investigation underway. While there's a lot known, there's also a lot that's not known. And yet, yes, because for the most part, this story has been based and media-driven narrative to put Mr. Guzman Feliz in the role of Tammuz in order to satiate the ritualistic aspect of what occurred on June 20th, on the eve of the summer solstice. I believe that we're going to find out some very unseemly things about exactly what occurred that night and why Mr. Guzman Phillies came down from his apartment and met up with those guys because, once again, I have a hard time believing that even though he may have been the wrong person that they were looking for, allegedly, that he had no knowledge of who they were and that they had no knowledge of who he was. I believe that both parties knew who the other was. At least there were some members of the Trinitarios gang, the assassin head squad, that knew who he was to a degree and what their job was. But for the family of the innocent victim, they have now begun to learn what life will be like without him, especially his mom. Right now, she's really missing her son. I think it's finally hit her, and she's finally, finally broke down, and she's destroyed. Two of the other men arrested made their court appearances separate from the six who appeared here earlier today. The next court hearing is scheduled for next week. Reporting live, live outside the Bronx Criminal Courthouse, Valerie Castro, CBS 2 News. Okay, Valerie, thank you. Two News death has brought a growing concern over gang violence to the forefront. CBS 2's Ali Bauman live now at Belmont, where families want answers. Ali.
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Well, by now, Junior's memorial has taken over the block, and it isn't going anywhere anytime soon. His death sparked a citywide conversation about gang violence, and tonight, many parents want to know how they can keep their own children safe. Very easy. Have a strong household to the best of your ability. Stop being so obsessed with television. Maybe many of these mothers can spend more time being mothers as opposed to trying to compete with their daughters in sex appeal. A lot of brothers need to pay very close attention to who their inseminating so that they can maintain their role in the household how they're supposed to, so that their sons don't end up out in the street looking for some type of mental energy or some type of male faction to join up with so that they can feel like a man. That's one of the major ways that you can stop our boys from getting caught up in this [ __ ] and all of these gangs. The Bloods, the Crips, the Latin Kings, the Niet Bastion Atari O's, all of them are based in low-level masonry, low-level Luciferianism. That's why they have to practice rituals. That's why they practice initiation rites involved in blood sacrifice, so on and so forth. Join them in early training for the police force. Before he was stabbed to death by alleged gang members last week, for the growing fear of gang violence in the Bronx. That's not true, brother. Everybody's safe. You can't walk around in fear. When your time comes, it comes. You just transition over to the spirit world. In the meantime, you can't walk around with a negative attitude. However your mindset is, is how your reality is going to be. Our community, it's a direct reflection of our mindset. It's very important that brothers understand that there's a symbiotic relationship between people and the area that they live in. Oftentimes, people will claim that they're mentally depressed or they have a poor outlook because their environment is trashy. Well, is that the case, or is it actually the opposite? Is your environment trashy because you have a poor mental outlook? We have the ability to control our reality. First, I'll put down the weed, man. Stop glorifying [ __ ]. Learn to respect yourself. Things that nature will pay great dividends. Set goals. You don't always have to sit back playing video games all damn day trying to see if you can break a new score. According to the official media reports, your friend, or at least the person who was alleged to be your friend, Junior, had goals for himself. Supposedly, he wanted to be a police officer. So you should set goals for yourself, man. That's how life goals. You have to carry on and persevere. That's what happens. Police say gang members mistook Junior for a different team who they were trying to take revenge on, allegedly. That's the cover story thus far. And as I stated, I already saw these so-called sex tape with the team that supposedly Mr. Guzman Feliz was mistaken for. I just have a very hard time accepting the level of coincidence and divine providence that it would take for him to go downstairs at 11:40 or 11:45 at night at the same time that a kill squad was looking for a kid that looked exactly like him. I'm sorry, I'm just not buying that narrative. We need to make more parents aware of what's going on out here in the community. Hey, we need to make more parents aware of how to actually raise their children. The only way that that can happen is if people embrace a real culture as opposed to Luciferianism that is embraced by the majority of people in our so-called community. Families in the Bronx to educate the kids and the family members about how to stay away from the gang activities and the gang life. I made me feel safer. They're like they're trying to hope, but it's not, not together. Think gangs. Some local leaders want the city to remove all graffiti, which they say is often how gangs claim territory. It allows gangs to that we're in this turf, this turf is always on, this community belongs to us. And when you say no to that, and behind the scenes, the NYPD Chief Detectives says monitoring gang activity is as crucial online as it is on the streets. It's still areas of the Bronx where people are subjected to this. Well, let's be for real for a second, sir. Criminality and crime in general is big business for New York City, New York State, and the United States. So never are you guys going to execute a stupid crackdown on gangs. You need a certain element of gangs in the so-called black and Hispanic community so that they can teach the younger generation of so-called black and Hispanic men that there's an alternative life that they can seek after. And of course, that is going to make them monetizable for the prison industrial complex. That's just a reality. The situation that truly is the point of feminism, or one of the points, the devalue the role of the masculine principle, get them out of the home, try to destroy order, and have these boys out here on the street looking for masculine energy because they can't find it at home. So, once again, so-called black men, it starts with you and the decisions that you make and what type of female you choose to inseminate. Center gives officers information in the field to help identify and prevent crime patterns. This is just a piece of what you see here. Continuously step into the machine. Information. How do we use it? Let's be for real. If we really wanted to change the overall cultural paradigm in the so-called black and Hispanic community in regards to gangs, we would have to make examples of them. That's how things would change right away. We're living in a commercial society, so never at any point are they truly intending to get rid of crime. They need crime to keep certain aspects of their economy going. As I've already stated, the prison industrial complex is a multi-billion dollar industry. They do not want to eradicate crime. How do we get better convictions? Well, the chief also told us that the NYPD is putting more boots on the ground in this neighborhood, and he vows, as he says, the world is about to get smaller for those involved with gang activity. We're live in the Belmont section of the Bronx, Sally Bauman, CBS. Okay, so now we're going to touch on what is, in my view, the most ridiculous aspect of this case, of the storyline, which is this sudden witch hunt for the deli owner, a person who, in my honest opinion, did about as much as one could expect an innocent bystander to do when another person is being hunted down by a kill squad. Justice for Jr. continues. Its outpouring of love and support from murdered 15-year-old Soleil distributes a larger-than-life mural of Junior Guzman Feliz spray-painted on the wall of a Belmont business. CBS 2's Valerie Castro is live now in the Bronx, where the bodega owner who saw Junior before he died says he tried everything to help. And once again, before we move on to the deli owner, all of this veneration of this young man, Lisandro Guzman Feliz, is meant to harken back to the adoration of Tammuz, who also was killed right before the summer solstice. This was a sacrifice for the summer solstice. Valerie, Cristina Maurice, the owner of that bodega, says he called 911 twice trying to get help for the teenager behind me. Tonight, you can see the storefront remains shuttered while the community continues to mourn. "One day the police send the police now." Now, that is what Modesto Cruz says he told the 911 operator in the first of two phone calls for help when 15-year-old Lisandro Junior Guzman Feliz was dragged from his Bronx bodega and fatally stabbed. He spoke out today to fight against criticism that he didn't do enough to prevent the murder or help Guzman Feliz. Cruz says he and his employee were also unarmed. He released this surveillance video, he says, shows him trying to push Guzman Feliz down behind the counter to help him hide from his attacker. Now, when we look at this video, it looks like Mr. Lisandro Guzman Filiz, maybe he thought this was a joke at first, or he was not quite sure what was going on. Let me rewind his back a little bit. It was he and his employee were also unarmed. He released this surveillance video, he says, shows him trying to push Guzman police down behind the counter to help him hide from his attackers. But at that point, it was too late, and he was spotted. Sources say Guzman Feliz was wrongfully targeted and became the victim of mistaken identity at the hands of alleged Trinitarios gang members. Of the eight men arrested and accused of the crime, 19-year-old Kevin Alvarez appeared in court today. Alvarez's mother broke down in an exclusive interview with CBS 2. She says her son ran with a rough crowd, but he had no clue the group had plans for murder. None of that matters who you associate with, so you're gonna fall with. You need to work on your acting. I don't see one tear coming down. As for what happened that night, she says her son acted out of fear.
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And Cruz says he did call 911 again, but by then the damage was done. "In the second time, when he coming already, when he was reading." What's truly been amazing to me as I've watched certain videos in regards to this case, when I read the comments, are the amount of people who very brazenly state that the deli owner should be killed, that he should have the same thing happened to him that happened to Mr. Guzman Feliz. These are the same people who claim to be nonviolent and who claim to believe that what happened to that young boy was terrible. All that conveys to me, once again, is how effective this spell has been to put to cast Mr. Lisandro Guzman Feliz as some type of deity figure worthy of worship. It's truly amazing to me. In the Belmont section of the Bronx tonight, Valerie Castro, CBS 2 News. Do you better not ever reopen in the Bronx? Marilu community touched by tragedy unites in grief tonight. Reporting live in the Belmont section of the Bronx tonight, Valerie Castro, CBS 2 News. Many, where that's pretty much it on this case for now. As more facts are revealed, I'll be adding more entries into this series. But brothers, stay vigilant. And at the very least, if you're only going to interpret this storyline on a two-dimensional perspective, what we should learn from this is that so-called blacks and Hispanics, we need to do better in regards to how we view and understand certain things. We need to do better in regards to taking preventive measures to take care of our children so that they don't get involved in craziness and wildness like this. We need to do better in how we view one another while we're living, and not after we're dead. Our people have a terrible habit of trying to exalt and venerate the dead, and the dead cannot come back. All of this posturing for this young man is in vain. It's in vain. But when you wake up tomorrow morning and you see your son, or you see your daughter, you see your wife, or your girl, or whoever, that's your opportunity to treat them as well as you need to treat them. I remember when I was a child, I think that I've related this story before on this channel, one of these videos, especially growing up in the so-called black and Hispanic community, when you're 12 or 13 and you hit puberty, and you walk by cats that's when cats try to stare you down and all the other stuff. It always amazed me how easy it was for me to disarm them by telling them, "Peace, brother. Have a great day. What's going on, brother? How you doing?" Dude, that I didn't even know were walking past trying to act tough, you know, like how cats try to do when they hit puberty or what have you, or they get older. And in our community, that's a big thing to try to steer one another down. And people would just become totally flummoxed. "Oh, hey, bro, what's going on? Good morning." It's harder to be a good person to a living person than to a dead one, because a dead one cannot respond back anyway. Peace.