AN OPEN LETTER TO CURTIS “50 CENT” JACKSON AND NETFLIX

From a concerned entrepreneur, community advocate, and digital-identity protector

To Mr. Curtis Jackson and the Netflix executive team,

As public figures with significant cultural influence, you both understand the impact that storytelling and media have on communities, reputations, and public perception. With your release of “Sean Combs: The Reckoning,” a documentary positioned as a serious examination of allegations and accountability, I want to make a public challenge rooted in fairness, sincerity, and integrity.

If this project was created not out of revenge, not out of personal history, and not out of long-standing animosity — but truly to support victims and amplify their voices — then I respectfully challenge you to take a bold, honorable step:

After recouping production costs, donate ALL profits from the documentary to the victims involved.

If the intent is truth, healing, and justice, then giving the financial return to the individuals who were most affected would send a powerful message to the world. It would prove that this documentary was not entertainment, not retaliation, and not personal warfare — but a genuine stand for accountability.

This moment also highlights something deeper — something every public figure, entrepreneur, and company should understand:

If you do not own your domain name, someone else can control your narrative.
Your name can be used to uplift you or tear you down. It can be branded with positivity or negativity, truth or distortion. Owning your digital identity is not optional anymore; it is self-protection. It is brand protection. It is reputation protection.

“Sean Combs The Reckoning” is a global example of how quickly a narrative — fair or unfair — can be built around your name. And it’s exactly why every individual and company must control their domains, their likeness, and their digital footprint.

Mr. Jackson, Netflix — if the mission is justice, stand behind it.
If the mission is truth, prove it.
If the mission is healing, support the people who were hurt.

Donate the profits. Support the victims. Lead with integrity.

Respectfully,
A concerned voice for fairness and digital empowerment

SHERROD PIGEE
ENGINESHARK.COM
Corporate@engineshark.com