A new movie has emerged that provides fresh information about Jaia Cruz, the 24-year-old accused of murdering postal employee Ray Hodges to dying inside a Harlem shop. The film, posted on X by consumer @ImMeme0, shows Cruz rolling her eyes and smiling gently as a filthy music blares songs in the background:” I’m like a wh-re, but I’m not a hoe”. Is there any relationship between the bill and Cruz, it is still unclear.
Hodges, a 36-year-old USPS employee and father of two, was mortally attacked on Thursday while grabbing breakfast at Joe’s Deli Grocery on Lenox Avenue. Witnesses claim that a heated debate between Cruz and Hodges immediately escalated, leading to Cruz blowing in Hodges ‘ face and stabming him in the chest. Hodges was taken to Harlem Hospital after being rushed there, but he remained unconscious.
Grieving family members of Hodges, speaking briefly to reporters, shared that they are” not doing well” in the aftermath of the tragedy.
Cruz, who presently faces murder charges, has a violent story with at least five prior arrests. In July 2020, she was accused of threatening someone with a box cutter in Midtown West, reportedly shouting, “I’m going to cut him.” She resisted arrest at the time, police sources said. Weeks later, she was arrested for her involvement in a knifepoint robbery.
Community people in Harlem have been asking how someone with such a track record managed to survive the most recent death. Studies into the shooting, and the link to the strange video, are ongoing.
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