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Da Rep Ute Able Vol 3 A Memoir of Survival and Transformation

  • May 27
  • 2 min read

Da Rep Ute Able Vol 3 Tears Still Invincible is a 174-page reputable, real-life memoir written by Julius Clark Jones. Released in late December 2024 by Victory Publishing Company Inc., the book provides a raw look into the author's real life. It chronicles his transformation from an inner city gang member to a community beacon of hope.


Two copies of a book, front and back cover, on a rustic surface; dark street scene with stop sign and title Da Reputable Vol. 3.

Book summary and details


The memoir outlines the true crime realities of the author's past and subsequent redemption.


The Catalyst: At just 10 years old, Jones entered the drug trade to help his mother pay backed up bills.


Street and Gang Life: He became heavily entrenched in the streets as a member of the West Side 30's Fruit Town Brim (36th Street) chapter in Jersey City, New Jersey.


Legal Troubles: His street operations led to intensive tracking by gang task forces and federal agents. He eventually faced two first degree murder ("187") cases.


Incarceration and Turning Point: While serving time in State and Federal prisons, specifically Otisville Federal Prison, he had to watch his daughters grow up through photographs. He found his true calling after taking a business management class while behind bars.


Redemption and Giving Back: Following his release, Jones shifted his life toward gang prevention and intervention. He now travels to speak at high schools, colleges, and community centers to guide at-risk youth.


What people are saying (reviews and feedback)


Readers, community figures, and peers have shared highly supportive feedback.


An Inner City Inspiration: Reviewers on platforms like Barnes and Noble describe it as an inspirational autobiography that will "motivate any inner city kids around the world". Readers note that it serves as a blueprint on "how to never give up on your dreams and purpose".


A Real Page-Turner: Audience members call it an action-packed, fast-paced "tear jerker" that they simply could not put down.


Peer Respect: Fellow community voices and peers like "Big Kay'Bee" and "Chucky Cheese" have publicly congratulated Jones. They note that he has successfully transitioned into a "beacon of light and hope for others". They praise him for putting out a story that "people need to know".


A Powerful Testimony: Broadly, readers view the book as an unfiltered window into the soul of a man who refused to let prison or past trauma define him, turning his deepest wounds into wisdom.


Available on Books-A-Million, Powell's Books, Walmart, Bookshop.org, Amazon, etc. all platforms.


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