Dog Paw And Prisoner At War in Leaked Voicenotes – LISTEN

Some recent voice notes have surfaced on the internet featuring two persons arguing that some have assumed to be the formerly incarcerated “Dog Paw”, and a prisoner being referred to in the audio messages as “Mo”.

In the first voice note as played by YouTuber Amari Deraisx, the prisoner by the name “Mo” is heard making several accusations against “Dog Paw” whom he refers to as “Animal”, stating that he stole his Balenciaga sneakers, Sky Blue Clarks, Adidas Football shoes among other items whilst being transferred to another prison.

The man then went on to angrily state how he is not a normal prisoner, and “Animal” would have needed links like him, who has been in prison since he was 18 to get things inside the facility.

It seems as if those accusations enraged “Animal”, as a voice note was sent back to the prisoner calling him a ” B@ttyman”, for assuming that he wears people’s clothes in prison as that is apparently against their codes and conduct as straight incarcerated men.

See images of “Momo” below.

“Animal” aka “Dog Paw”, then went on to state that he wears 5 and a half or 6 while “Mo” wears 11, further outlining that a man cannot wear another man’s clothes in prison as well as letting him know that when he was being transferred to the other prison, and he ordered for them to pack up his things, him [Animal], went to the ballfield.

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“Animal” went on to further disrespect “Mo” in the voicenote, calling him all sorts of things and telling him that money will be the cause of his death and it was money why he got stabbed 10 times, which made them transfer him from the Spanish Town Prison he was previously being held to The Horizon adult remand centre.

Other disrespects were thrown against “Mo”, by “Animal”, Mo responded by letting the man alleged to be “Dog Paw”, know that he knows he is afraid of him as he got “gygy” when he heard his voice.

In a warning against “Animal”, the prisoner referred to as “Mo”, stated that he will be killing the other man and his family very soon, further stating that he had also been using his Playstation since his prison transfer. Speaking out of resentment “Mo” went on in the voice note to express that he wants the police to get a hold of “Animal” again, so they can bring him to the prison where he is located for him to take revenge.

In his rage the prisoner also declared his badness telling the other man that he has never stabbed a man, and doing the dirt in prison is something he is accustomed to.

Other things were all so brought up by the inmate referred to as “Mo” such as the fact that “Animal” could not possibly wear 5 and 6 in size or he would be a dwarf and that he [Mo], has links in the 14 parishes and will spend everything to see “Animal” bury.

Based on the details of the voicenotes, it seems as if the prisoner was originally from the August Town area, and was once friends with the man alleged to be “Dog Paw”. So far there have been no confirmations that it was the formerly incarcerated Christopher Linton, that was in the voice notes however, what is apparent is that the prisoner seems to not only be planning to make it a violent exchange of words but is looking to turn things physical as well.

Listen the voice notes below.

In June of 2021, St. Andrew strong man, Christopher Anthony Linton aka Dog Paw was shot and injured. At the moment details were sketchy plus conflicting reports with regards to where the former most wanted man in Jamaica was shot.

Dog Paw was freed in April 2020 from his 15-year prison sentence after spending several years behind bars, he was freed by the Court of Appeal along with his co-accused. The sentence was handed down in 2013. Linton was said to be a strong force in the communities of Papine, Kintyre, Tavern, and August Town who according to the police, led a huge ring of extortion activities.

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The constabulary force has admitted to Dog Paw being very organized also stating that he led a gang called “The Dog Paw Gang”. In the year 2010, the police led a very determined search for the man they claimed was an area leader and even offered $250,000 to anyone who could assist them in finding Linton.

At the time, the police operation was being done to find “Dog Paw”, he was being accused of leading an attack, in Bedwards Garden, in Kingston that involved 50 men spraying a house with bullets, then burning it down leaving a family of three dead. Linton was also accused amongst other men of the shooting of a policeman. At the time “Dog Paw” who was just 24 years old was desperately hiding to keep alive.

While in his hideout “Dog Paw” would send messages to the police letting them know he was scared for his life and that he was innocent. The police, however, sent out a message letting him know that he could have turned himself in without worrying about his safety. Eventually, in the Police operations, Dog Paw was found at a house in Elleston flats, where the lawmen, also said a 9mm pistol was also found.

The charges relating to the murder of the family of three was dropped, as there was no witness to prove Dog Paw was involved. Even before he was sentenced, there were numerous calls for help from Linton and his legal team, as it was said that he was being physically abused.

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The experience was also documented by Dog Paw in a letter to his baby mother Leah Tavares Finson, which was published in the local Jamaican news. Leah is also known to be the daughter of Attorney at law Tom Tavares Finson and Cindy Breakspare the mother of Reggae legend, Damian Marley. She now mother’s a child for Dancehall artiste, Jahvillani.

In the letter, Linton pleaded his innocence and stated that he was being beaten by the authorities, to the extent of getting parts of his body badly damaged. Dog Paw was expected to be freed in the year 2025, however as reported, the Court of Appeal granted the once Jamaica’s most wanted man an early release..