Sheldon Johnson, the 48-year-old man charged in the murder of Collin Small after the NYPD said a human torso and foot were discovered Tuesday night inside a Bronx building, is a criminal justice activist and ex-con.Johnson recently appeared on Joe Rogan’s podcast talking about how he had turned his life around after a life of crime. Last year, Johnson started working with troubled youth at the Queens public defender's office. The shirt he wore said "Queens Defenders".
Johnson is accused of shooting the 44-year-old Small in the head and then dismembering his body.A law enforcement source told FOX 5 NY’s Linda Schmidt that investigators found the torso and two feet in a plastic storage bin in the victim’s apartment. They also found the victim’s head, legs and one arm in a freezer of the suspect’s Harlem apartment.