Aunt Shares How Her Nephew, an L.B. Landry HS Football Star, Turned ‘YN’ Before His Life Was Cut Short

Jawaun Daquan Fisher graduated from Lblandry High School, where he was also actively involved in sports.

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Jawaun Daquan Fisher’s aunt recounted the heartbreaking events that led to the loss of her beloved nephew.

As per the reports, Jawaun Daquan Fisher graduated from Lblandry High School, where he was also actively involved in sports.

He stayed away from social media, so little is known about his personal life.

BeezyTVMedia Shared A Video In Which Jawaun’s Aunt Shared The Events The Led To the Death Of Her Nephew

On Thursday, August 7, 2025, BeezyTVMedia took to their official Instagram handle and shared the video in which Jawaun’s aunt Jessica recalled the moments that led to the death of her nephew.

As per his aunt, Jawaun’s transformation happened right before her eyes. He gradually got into a dangerous lifestyle, one marked by violence and loyalty to the wrong people.

Jessica’s voice trembled with emotion as she described how Jawaun turned into a “YN,” a term used for gang-affiliated youth.

She remembered warning him about the dangers, expressing concern that the path he was heading down could only lead to two outcomes: jail or death.

Sadly, her fear became reality as Jawaun was gunned down, and his life was cut short in a brutal and senseless act of violence.

At the end of the video, Jessica urged parents, community members, and leaders to do more to protect the youth, to guide them, and to offer alternatives before the streets claim another innocent life.

In the comments, social media users also expressed their sentiments. Leyra Michelle said,

Awwwwww this hurt sb thT this how I’m see my brothers they don’t change their ways and the ppl they around and it hurt but you amazing person for never leaving his side trying your best

Leyra Michelle

Jesskay Juicec said,

The streets don’t give anything back. Once you gone the streets moves on too the next victim 😞

Jesskay Juicec

One user said that Jawaun’s father didn’t care to help him and left it to his sister to raise him, as if he were her son.

OF COURSE HIS OWN BLACK FATHER DIDNT CARE TO HELP HIS SON, LEFT IT TO HIS SISTER TO RAISE LIKE HE WAS HER OWN. Typical.

cash.meir100

Bino Luciano said,

Live by the sword 🗡️ you die by the sword ⚔️ No matter if the fight is righteous or evil

Bino Luciano

In Case You Didn’t Know

  • Jawaun’s aunt Jessica Scissorhands is a professional hairstylist from New Orleans, United States.
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