PJ Braun Released From Prison

We found out earlier this week that PJ Braun has been released from prison, according to the Instagram post from Blackstone Labs and PJ Braun. Both accounts have posts saying "He Is Out" and celebrating with a site wide sale on Blackstone's website.

PJ Braun was sentenced to fifty-four months in jail after pleading guilty to charges from November of 2021. His former business partner Aaron Singerman reportedly made a deal with the government to testify against him. PJ Braun's release seems to have been earlier than expected since his original release date was for November of 2025.

Fans of PJ Braun and Blackstone Labs celebrated in the comments of their posts and people are happy to have him back! PJ Braun was always very active on social media so fans are excited he is finally back.

Feb 2nd 2024 Madison Tong
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