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Brothers Keepers Rapping Hit Man Certi2X EXECUTED AND BURNED in Home — You Won't Believe Why

Brothers Keepers Rapping Hitman Certi2X EXECUTED AND BURNED in Home — You Won't Believe Why On January 13, 2026, firefighters walked into what they thought was a routine house fire in Surrey's Panorama Ridge. What they found inside changed everything. The body belonged to Naseem Ali Mohammed—known to some as Certi2X, known to others as Lil Man, and known to the RCMP as one of Canada's Most Wanted. He had been on the run for 22 months. He'd survived a two-province manhunt, federal charges in the U.S., and a conflict that had already claimed his brother. He spent time in prison. He spent time in the UAE. And when he finally came back to Canada, someone was waiting. This wasn't a home invasion. This wasn't random. The house was a $3 million short-term rental. The arrangement was made days earlier. And by the time the fire was called in, the sequence had already been completed. Shot first. Burned after. Within hours, rival networks were celebrating online. Images circulated before investigators could confirm identity. A second vehicle was found torched miles away. And the warrants that had been chasing him for years no longer mattered. This is the full breakdown—from the fugitive period to the final 48 hours. The movements. The mistakes. The pattern that keeps repeating across every case like this. This case connects to the broader Canadian gang conflict involving the Brothers Keepers and related networks operating between British Columbia and Ontario, similar to cases like Dimarjio "Houdini" Jenkins and other high-profile gang executions across Canada. If you've been following the work, you already know what comes next. Subscribe for more Canadian true crime cases, gang violence investigations, and organized crime documentaries. Hit the bell so you don't miss the next breakdown. =================================================== Copyright Disclaimer: Title 17, US Code (Sections 107-118 of the copyright law, Act 1976): All media in this video is used for review & commentary under terms of fair use. All footage, & images used belong to their respective companies. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. ==================================================== #certi2x #naseemmohammed #truecrime #canadiancrime #brotherskeepers #surreybc #gangwar #organizedcrime #crimedocumentary #rcmp #canadasmostwanted #truecrimecommunity #gangviolence #britishcolumbia #surreycrime