Janoris Jenkins, giants, breaks the silence on the charge of manslaughter of his brother, a "shocking" corpse home (VIDEO)

EAST RUTHERFORD – Janoris Jenkins says he has not spoken to his brother since his arrest on manslaughter for an alleged murder that took place in the Giants' home in New York. Jersey end of June. [19659002"Jeneluiaipasbyhetherhonest"saidJenkins"Butwheneveryonewasgettinghiselfontheside"

William Jenkins, who is Janoris' older brother, is accused of having killed Roosevelt Rene. hip-hop artist and friend of Janoris – who went by the stage name Trypps Beatz. René's body was discovered in Fair Lawn's home, owned by Janoris, who was then in Florida

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"It's shocking," Jenkins said. "But I still have to go out and play football, my main goal is to improve myself every day with my teammates and stay focused."

William Jenkins had been arrested at least seven times during a burglary, battery and drug charges in New York and Florida before the charge of manslaughter. He was detained for violating parole in New York City one day after the body was discovered.

William's first appearance on the prosecution is unknown.

Other than a social media message to say that he can not answer questions to an ongoing investigation, Janoris remained mom on the incident until Sunday. Even then, in his team, his message was clear: the Giants cornerback is transformed into a training camp and in season.

"My main goal has always been football," said Jenkins. "All that has happened, I can not control because I was not there, I'm coming back, I'm coming back, I'm with my team and I'm happy to be here."

On social networks friend "and said" really hurts the heart to know that he died. "The two were collaborating together on music.

" I will do it, "said Jenkins when asked when he was planning to release the music in René's honor." But now I'm focused on football, it'll come out later, when it's all over. "

Neither coach Pat Shurmur nor co-owner Giants John Mara seemed too concerned about the state of play. Jenkins' spirit. "I spoke to Janoris," says Shurmur, "and he's fine, it's tragic when someone dies, but I've talked to Janoris." and he was in Florida at the time.

"I told him hello, spoke to him briefly," says Mara, "but I did not have an in-depth conversation with him personally."

As for Jenkins, is it difficult to compartmentalize football? of his personal life?

"It's difficult," Jenkins said. "Things are going to happen in life – some things you can not control – it's just one of those situations."

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