Big U’s Son Allegedly Killed in LA

A devastating report has emerged regarding Eugene “Big U” Henley’s family. While official confirmation is pending, numerous online sources suggest that his son, Jabari “Baby Uiie” Henley, was tragically shot and killed in Los Angeles on Friday, October 31st. This alleged incident adds another layer of sorrow to what has already been a difficult year for Big U.

Details of the Incident

The shooting reportedly occurred at the intersection of 69th Street and Figueroa Street in South L.A. According to initial reports, the victim, identified as a 34-year-old Black male, approached a suspect vehicle when gunfire erupted. The suspects then fled the scene, and the victim was pronounced dead at the location. The Los Angeles Police Department has not yet officially confirmed the victim’s identity or released further details about the circumstances, including any potential gang affiliations.

Big U’s Ongoing Legal Battles

This alleged tragedy comes at a challenging time for Big U, who is currently incarcerated as part of a major RICO case. Authorities have accused him of orchestrating serious criminal activities on behalf of the Rollin’ 60s Crips. The extensive investigation has involved thousands of intercepted phone calls, painting a complex picture of alleged criminal enterprise.

Big U is slated to face trial in May 2026, where he will deny all charges, including RICO violations, robbery, extortion, embezzlement, fraud, and misuse of federal funds. His legal team is reportedly exploring various avenues, even considering seeking assistance from Donald Trump. The outcome of his case remains uncertain, with many updates still to come.

Community and Legal Connections

The reports surrounding this alleged shooting have inevitably sparked speculation and brought attention back to Big U’s ongoing legal situation. While some aspects of the RICO case involve other prominent figures like Bricc Baby and Luce Cannon, any news connected to Big U draws significant interest. We’ve seen reports about Bricc Baby and Luce Cannon being cellmates amidst the case, and other figures like Wack 100 have publicly commented on Big U’s legal troubles.

Our deepest condolences and prayers go out to the victim’s loved ones during this incredibly difficult time. We will continue to follow this story closely and report any official confirmations or further developments from the LAPD or other relevant parties.