Shaun Attwoods True Crime Podcast FREEMASON IN DIDDY CASE, JUSTIN BIEBER JAY Z IN EPSTEIN FILES - COURTNEY BURGESS LIVE | AU 592
Mar 16, 2026
Courtney Burgess, former music‑industry figure and author who grew up around hip‑hop and Masonic family ties. He recounts his Jersey upbringing, arrests and a murder allegation. He opens an inherited Masonic book, discusses Solomon symbolism and family Freemasonry, and names industry figures he believes are connected to secretive networks.
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From Sports Kid To Street Musician
- Courtney Burgess grew up in North New Jersey and ran with early hip-hop figures like Tupac, Wyclef, Redman, and members of the Artifacts.
- He describes transitioning from sports aspirations to streets and music after losing a sports contract, which led to his music career and criminal exposure.
Seven Days In Jail Changed His Path
- Courtney was arrested on murder allegations but had an alibi and spent seven days in county jail before release; the experience exposed him to high-level dealers and changed his life.
- He says the short incarceration and connections in jail led him toward the music industry rather than prison long-term.
Masonic Symbols Convey Real-World Privilege
- Courtney's father was a prominent Freemason and his symbols (on cars, canes, books) conveyed social respect and privilege in encounters with police.
- Seeing that respect as a teenager made Courtney desire the symbol's status even though he never fully joined the lodge.
