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Archive ID: FB-PHOTO-20260503-092403-b62e9d8376b6
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Date: 2026-05-03T09:24:03-04:00
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The Trial of Cru Jones (RAD Fanfiction)

We have been building our site and created this fun little trial exhibit (pun intended): 

[https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/in-entertainment/bmx-in-the-media/movies/rad-movies/exhibit-a-cheating-p1-rad-movies](https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/in-entertainment/bmx-in-the-media/movies/rad-movies/exhibit-a-cheating-p1-rad-movies)

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What if RAD wasn’t the underdog story we all grew up loving… but instead a case of missed enforcement?

I put together something a little different - a courtroom-style breakdown of the Helltrack qualifier, arguing that Cru Jones should have been disqualified before he ever made it to the main event.

Looking at the footage like evidence, frame by frame, there are moments that raise real questions. Did Cru leave the course boundary? Did he gain an advantage? And if so… what does that mean for the outcome we all celebrate?

This isn’t about tearing down a classic—it’s about having some fun with it and looking at it from a completely different angle. Think of it as Team Mongoose’s lawyer finally getting his shot to argue the case.

Take a look at the exhibits, watch the clip, and decide for yourself:

Should Cru Jones have been disqualified?

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The Trial of Cru Jones (RAD Fanfiction)

We have been building our site and created this fun little trial exhibit (pun intended): 

[https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/in-entertainment/bmx-in-the-media/movies/rad-movies/exhibit-a-cheating-p1-rad-movies](https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/in-entertainment/bmx-in-the-media/movies/rad-movies/exhibit-a-cheating-p1-rad-movies)

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What if RAD wasn’t the underdog story we all grew up loving… but instead a case of missed enforcement?

I put together something a little different - a courtroom-style breakdown of the Helltrack qualifier, arguing that Cru Jones should have been disqualified before he ever made it to the main event.

Looking at the footage like evidence, frame by frame, there are moments that raise real questions. Did Cru leave the course boundary? Did he gain an advantage? And if so… what does that mean for the outcome we all celebrate?

This isn’t about tearing down a classic—it’s about having some fun with it and looking at it from a completely different angle. Think of it as Team Mongoose’s lawyer finally getting his shot to argue the case.

Take a look at the exhibits, watch the clip, and decide for yourself:

Should Cru Jones have been disqualified?

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