Brothers Abimbola 'Bola' and Olabinjo 'Ola' Osundairo, who helped Jussie Smollett carry out his hate crime hoax, revisited the 'crime' scene in a recent Fox Nation series.
"This is where we waited for him to come before we attacked him," he said."We got here with ten minutes to spare, and we had to plan our escape route, [we had to] survey the land."
Smollett's story alleged that two White supremacist Trump supporters jumped and attacked him near the building that night, shouting racially insensitive slurs and homophobic remarks as they assaulted him physically.The incident caught immediate media attention, with evenDespite the consequential frenzy, the Osundairo brothers – and Smollett himself – were behind everything.
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