CHICAGO -- Chicago Police have released more than 460 pages of documents related to the Jussie Smollett investigation -- including some details previously unreported.
Police say Smollett claimed that, in addition to a threatening letter he received -- with white powder stuffed inside -- he also received a phone call, and a male voice made a homophobic remark.
This document release also suggests police believe Smollett was using at least one of the Osundairo brothers to procure drugs for him: cannabis, Ecstasy and possibly cocaine. Police concluded that payment from Smollett was "in fact not for training as captioned."
Also new: Police believe Smollett used one of the Osundairo brothers to procure "marijuana, Ecstasy and possibly cocaine." @WBBMNewsradio
-- Stephen Miller (@ssmiller) May 30, 2019Also, the author of one police report wondered why Smollett initially told authorities he was attacked by at least one white man -- and Smollett later changed his description to "pale."
Smollett had been charged with making a false report. But prosecutors then dropped all charges against Smollett.
Last week, a judge ordered the massive police file unsealed.
