Court records show one of three men charged in the killing of Jam Master Jay plans to plead guilty. If the plan holds, it would be the first admission anyone has made in court to any role in the Run-DMC star’s 2002 death. A court docket entry Thursday indicates that Jay Bryant intends to change his not guilty plea. No court date was immediately set for a change of plea, and the records don't say anything about the charge or conduct to which he might admit. Prosecutors declined to comment. A message was sent to Bryant’s attorney. Co-defendants Karl Jordan Jr. and Ronald Washington were convicted by a jury, but Jordan was later cleared by a judge.