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29/10/2025

GTA SA: Jizzy

Woozie, his assistant and Cesar are in the back office where the photos Carl took previously are hanging on the wall. The assistant identifies them as the Loco Syndicate consisting of the boss (whose name he doesn't know), the muscle (T-Bone Mendez) and the middle-man (Jizzy B.). Carl decides the easiest method of infiltrating the syndicate is through Jizzy and is told he can be found in the Pleasure Domes.

Upon arrival at the club, Carl convinces Jizzy to employ him. Jizzy then send him out to deal with a client who has already killed two of his girls. First, Carl takes the pimpmobile and drops off another of Jizzy's girls at a hotel in Downtown. He then kills a rival pimp working out of Hashbury. Jizzy then calls Carl on the car phone and tells him that another girl is being attacked and sends him to take care of it. Carl makes his way to the location in Foster Valley and kills the two men attacking the girl. Jizzy phones Carl again and tells him that the girl Carl dropped off at the start of the mission is trying to leave and that he wants her, her sugar daddy, and his protection killed. Once Carl has taken them out Jizzy calls a final time thanking him for his help and telling him that the car has just come up on an APB, resulting in a two star wanted level.

29/10/2025

GTA SA: Photo Opportunity

Carl receives a phone call from Cesar Vialpando. Cesar had been tracking a Ballas car, most likely travelling to San Fierro to acquire co***ne. Cesar wants Carl to come with him, so he makes his way to Cesar's location near Blueberry in Red County. The pair get in Cesar's Savanna and travel towards Angel Pine, where the car was last seen.

After entering Angel Pine, Carl and Cesar position themselves on a rooftop overlooking a Cluckin' Bell restaurant. Carl whips out a camera and plans to take photographs, believing this to be a secret meeting. Soon afterwards, a brown Picador pulls up. Carl's former ally Ryder, along with a Ballas member step out of the vehicle. Another man arrives in a ZR-350. Cesar identifies him as T-Bone Mendez from the San Fierro Rifa. Shortly followed thereafter, is a mysterious man in a suit, arriving in a Washington. Then finally, a fourth man arrives in a Broadway, joining the others. He is identified as a pimp by Carl, but neither Cesar or Carl recognise him. After taking photos of all four men, Cesar and Carl leave Angel Pine, stopping by a filling station. Cesar drops Carl off, saying he'll meet him back at San Fierro.

29/10/2025

GTA SA: The Gasso Employee

The Gasso Employee is a minor character in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, appearing only during the mission “Tanker Commander” at the Gasso gas station in Dillimore, where he works alongside another employee named Derek.

His full name is unknown, and he is never seen outside this mission. During the encounter, CJ and Catalina attempt to steal a fuel tanker, and the Gasso Employee confronts them from behind bulletproof glass, threatening to call the sheriff if they don’t leave. He is armed with a Micro SMG and is affiliated with the Gasso business, though his fate is determinant depending on player actions. Despite his brief appearance, he adds realism to the mission’s setting and contributes to the tension of Catalina’s aggressive robbery. The character is not voiced by a credited actor, and his nationality is presumed to be American. He has no further role in the storyline and is not referenced again after the mission. His inclusion reflects Rockstar’s attention to detail in populating even minor scenes with distinct personalities.

29/10/2025

GTA SA: Brian Johnson

**The attached image is fan-made and not an official depiction of Brian Johnson.**

Brian Johnson is the youngest sibling in the Johnson family from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas born around 1977 in Los Santos, and although he never appears in-game, his death in 1987 from an unexplained accident deeply affected his brothers—especially CJ, who carries guilt over the incident, and Sweet, who often blames CJ for abandoning the family, with Brian’s legacy serving as a quiet emotional anchor throughout the story, sparking fan theories that range from accidental gang involvement to police cover-ups, and trivia noting that Emmet initially mistakes CJ for Brian due to their resemblance, while modders have created imagined versions of Brian to explore what his life might have been like had he survived.

Here’s a deeper look at his background and legacy:

Full name:Brian Johnson
Born: Circa 1977, Los Santos, San Andreas
Died:1987, reportedly in an accident (details never revealed)
Family: Beverly Johnson (mother), CJ (Carl), Sweet (Sean), and Kendl Johnson
Affiliation:Grove Street Families (by association through family)
Home:Johnson House, Grove Street, Ganton, Los Santos

Fan theories
- Some fans speculate Brian’s death was gang-related, possibly a failed initiation or retaliation.
- Others believe corrupt cops like Tenpenny may have been involved, tying his death to the broader theme of police manipulation.
- A few theories suggest CJ may have been present or indirectly involved, which explains his guilt and Sweet’s resentment.

Trivia
- Emmet, the gun dealer, mistakes CJ for Brian when they first meet, implying they looked very similar.
- Brian is never seen in-game, but his name and story are referenced multiple times by Sweet and CJ.
- His death is one of the reasons CJ left Los Santos for Liberty City, trying to escape the pain and guilt.
- Modders have created character models and missions imagining Brian’s survival, often portraying him as a potential Grove Street leader or tragic figure.

Brian’s story is a quiet but powerful thread in San Andreas, adding emotional depth to CJ’s journey and the fractured dynamics of the Johnson family.

Sources:
- [GTA Wiki – Brian Johnson](https://gta.fandom.com/wiki/Brian_Johnson)
- [Grand Theft Wiki – Brian Johnson](https://www.grandtheftwiki.com/Brian_Johnson)

29/10/2025

GTA SA:Beverly Johnson

Beverly Johnson CJ’s mother in GTA: San Andreas is a pivotal yet unseen character whose death sparks the entire storyline, and she’s surrounded by fan theories, myths, and trivia that deepen her mysterious legacy.

Beverly Johnson is only mentioned in dialogue and seen in a photograph inside the Johnson House, but her influence looms large over the game’s narrative. She was the matriarch of the Johnson family—mother to Carl (CJ), Sweet, Kendl, and Brian—and lived in Grove Street, Ganton, Los Santos. Her murder in a drive-by shooting by the Ballas gang using a green Sabre is the inciting incident that brings CJ back from Liberty City, setting off the events of San Andreas.Though she never appears in gameplay, her presence is felt through family dynamics, neighborhood loyalty, and CJ’s emotional journey.

Fan theories and myths
- Ghost sightings: Some players claim to have seen Beverly’s ghost in the Johnson House or wandering Grove Street at night. These are widely considered myths or mod-induced hallucinations, but they’ve fueled eerie speculation for years.

- Conspiracy around her death. A popular theory suggests that her murder wasn’t just a gang hit but orchestrated by corrupt cops like Tenpenny to destabilize Grove Street Families and manipulate CJ. While not confirmed, this theory aligns with Tenpenny’s manipulative role throughout the game.
- Hidden voice lines: Data miners have uncovered unused audio files that hint at deeper family backstory, possibly involving Beverly’s strained relationship with Sweet and CJ. These files suggest she may have tried to keep CJ away from gang life, adding emotional weight to her death.

Trivia:
- Her photo: The only visual of Beverly is a framed picture in the Johnson House, which players can see during the opening cutscene and when exploring the house.
- Timeline: Beverly was killed in 1992, shortly before the events of the game begin. Her death is referenced multiple times by Sweet, who blames CJ for abandoning the family.
-Modded appearances: In fan-made missions and mods, Beverly is sometimes given a full character model and voice, allowing players to explore alternate storylines where she survives or interacts with CJ.
-Cultural impact: Beverly’s role as a strong but tragic maternal figure has made her a symbol of family loyalty and loss in the GTA community, often compared to other unseen but influential characters in the series.

Her legacy is one of emotional depth and narrative importance, proving that even characters who never appear on screen can shape an entire story.

29/10/2025

GTA SA: Ralph Pendelbury

Ralph Pendelbury is a minor but pivotal character in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas whose death sets the entire storyline in motion.

Ralph Pendelbury was an American police officer affiliated with the Los Santos Police Department (LSPD) and its notorious anti-gang unit, C.R.A.S.H. (Community Resources Against Street Hoodlums), which included corrupt officers like Frank Tenpenny and Eddie Pulaski. Although Pendelbury appears only briefly in the game's prologue, "The Introduction," his murder becomes the catalyst for the events that follow. Pendelbury was perceived as a liability by his fellow C.R.A.S.H. members because he was reportedly planning to testify against their corrupt activities. To prevent this, Tenpenny ordered Pulaski to kill him, framing the murder as a gang-related incident.

This act of internal betrayal and cover-up sets the tone for the game's deep dive into police corruption, gang warfare, and systemic injustice in San Andreas. Pendelbury’s death also indirectly leads to the return of Carl “CJ” Johnson to Los Santos, as CJ is manipulated and harassed by Tenpenny and Pulaski throughout the game. Despite having no speaking role and limited screen time, Pendelbury’s character is essential to the narrative structure, representing the thin line between law enforcement and criminality in the GTA universe.

His murder is referenced multiple times as a justification for Tenpenny’s increasingly erratic and violent behavior, and it underscores the moral decay within the institutions meant to uphold justice. Pendelbury’s legacy is not one of heroism or villainy but of being a pawn caught in a web of corruption, whose death exposes the rot at the heart of San Andreas’ law enforcement system.

28/10/2025

GTA SA: Deconstruction

Carl goes into the garage to check up on his new workforce, who are working on a Re*****on. Suddenly, an angry Kendl comes in and explains that construction workers from the construction site next to the garage have been harassing her. Cesar attempts to confront them, but Carl tells him he will sort it out, claiming he has been "thinking about getting new land anyway".

Carl goes to the nearby construction site in Doherty to try and deter the building company from getting on the bad side of the Johnson family. He destroys six portable houses while workers are trying to stop him. After the huts have been destroyed, the foreman appears from inside a portable toilet, witnesses the destruction, and heads back into the toilet. Carl uses a bulldozer to push the foreman's toilet into a ditch, then uses a cement mixer to fill the ditch with cement, burying the foreman alive under concrete.

28/10/2025

GTA SA: Jizzy B

Jizzy B is a flamboyant and manipulative pimp, nightclub owner, and minor antagonist in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, operating out of San Fierro as a key figure in the Loco Syndicate.

He owns the Pleasure Domes, a notorious adult entertainment club located beneath the Gant Bridge, and is known for surrounding himself with prostitutes whom he exploits and abuses. Voiced by the late Charlie Murphy, Jizzy B serves as the charismatic frontman of the Loco Syndicate, a drug cartel that includes T-Bone Mendez and Mike Toreno. He recruits hitmen and errand runners to carry out the Syndicate’s dirty work, including drug trafficking and pimping operations. Initially, Carl "CJ" Johnson works with Jizzy to infiltrate the Syndicate, but their relationship sours when CJ discovers Jizzy is supplying drugs to Grove Street Families through Big Smoke and Ryder. Jizzy is arrogant, street-smart, and paranoid, famously telling CJ that “on these streets you got to have more than two eyes… a hundred eyes, everywhere.”

He drives a beige Broadway with a purple interior and is often armed with a Micro SMG. His missions in the game include “Jizzy,” “T-Bone Mendez,” “Mike Toreno,” and “Outrider,” culminating in “Ice Cold Killa,” where CJ assassinates him inside the Pleasure Domes. Jizzy’s death marks a turning point in CJ’s war against the Syndicate and his deeper descent into San Andreas’ criminal underworld.

28/10/2025

GTA SA: 555 We Tip

Tenpenny phones Carl, checking on him and how he's doing in San Fierro. Tenpenny then gives Carl a task to trouble a person who has been a nuisance to both him and Pulaski. Carl initially refuses, but once Tenpenny informs him that the person is a district attorney, he gladly does the task.

Carl goes to the Vank Hoff Hotel in the Financial district. Once there, he follows a valet to an underground parking lot, then he kills the valet in order to get his uniform, which is used as a disguise. Carl goes outside and waits for the D.A., who is arriving in a blue Merit. Once the D.A. has arrived in the valet space, Carl hops in the Merit and quickly drives to his garage, where he plants the drugs he bought from The Truth in the trunk of the Merit. He quickly returns to the underground parking lot without sustaining any damage whatsoever and goes to the valet space. Once there, Carl calls We Tip, saying that something highly suspicious is going on. Some SFPD policemen arrive shortly after, and search the DA and his car. They find the drugs in the car's trunk and arrest the district attorney.

27/10/2025

GTA SA: Wear Flowers in Your Hair

Carl, Cesar, Kendl and The Truth enter the garage in San Fierro. Carl is furious that Claude gave him a run-down, long-closed Xoomer gas station (the Doherty Garage) instead of a pink slip when he won the race. It clearly isn't a garage, but Kendl is determined turn it into something profitable. It would take a lot of hard work, but she manages to persuade Carl and they decide to give it a try. She also says if Carl is going to make over the garage, he'll need a few workers. The Truth knows of a few acquaintances who can help convert the garage into a successful chop shop and has Carl drive to specific locations in the city to meet them.

Carl and The Truth first go meet Jethro at a gas station in Easter Basin. After Jethro gets in, The Truth asks Carl to make a few seemingly random stops to monitor the activities of some mysterious vans. One of the stops he asks Carl to make is directly in front of San Fierro Medical Center, where The Truth admonishes the other passengers to "think about a yellow rubber duck" as a van emerges from the hospital's car park. Without explanation, The Truth urges Carl on to the next stop. Next, he asks Carl to pay a visit to Dwaine at his hot dog van. Then, he asks Carl to go to the San Fierro Police Headquarters to see the van again. Lastly, he asks Carl to pick up Zero in front of his shop. Afterwards, the four return to the Doherty Garage together, with Dwaine already there. Carl then introduces the new members of staff to Cesar, and Kendl suggests about the property business.

27/10/2025

GTA SA: Zero

Zero is a quirky electronics expert and RC enthusiast who appears as a supporting character in *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*, voiced and modeled after comedian David Cross.

Born around 1964, Zero owns the Zero RC shop in San Fierro, where he becomes entangled in a bitter rivalry with fellow nerd Berkley, stemming from a science fair defeat that Berkley never got over.

When Carl "CJ" Johnson arrives in San Fierro, he meets Zero through The Truth and eventually helps him sabotage Berkley’s operations in a series of eccentric missions involving remote-controlled vehicles, including “Air Raid,” “Supply Lines,” and “New Model Army.” Despite his neurotic personality and tendency to dramatize minor setbacks, Zero proves to be a valuable ally in CJ’s growing business empire, contributing technical expertise and access to his RC shop, which CJ can purchase and use as a safehouse. His affiliations include CJ, The Truth, Wu Zi Mu, and the San Fierro Triads, and he’s often seen working alongside Jethro, Dwaine, and Cesar Vialpando.

27/10/2025

GTA SA: Dwaine

Dwaine also spelled Dwayne, is a minor character in the Grand Theft Auto series who appears in both *GTA: Vice City* and *GTA: San Andreas*, set in the 3D Universe of the franchise. Originally from Vice City, Florida, Dwaine is an American mechanic known for his laid-back demeanor and close friendship with fellow mechanic Jethro.

In *Vice City* (1986), he works at the Boatyard and interacts with Tommy Vercetti during the boat purchase mission. By *San Andreas* (1992), Dwaine has relocated to San Fierro, where he initially runs a hot dog van before being recruited by Carl "CJ" Johnson to work at the Doherty Garage, introduced through the eccentric character The Truth.

He becomes affiliated with CJ’s crew, including Cesar Vialpando, Zero, and Kendl Johnson, contributing to the group's automotive operations. Voiced by Navid Khonsari, who also lent his voice to various pedestrians in other GTA titles, Dwaine is characterized by his mellow attitude and mechanical expertise, often seen alongside Jethro as part of the garage team that helps CJ build his business empire in San Fierro.

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