Welp. . . Surveillance Video Shows Smollett's "Attackers" Buying Their Assault Gear.

Chile. . .

If things weren't already looking MAD SUSPECT in the Jussie Smollett "attack" story, they're looking even more so now! Ola and Abel Osundairo, the Nigerian brothers at the center of the story, are holding to their account that Smollett put them up to the attack. So far, ALL of their details have turned out to be true and the world is looking at Smollett with the side eye!

Newly obtained surveillance footage shows the brothers purchasing almost EVERY SINGLE ITEM used in the attack on Smollett!

CBS reports:

"Sources have said the two brothers told police they helped stage the attack with Smollett. They said they were paid $3,500 to pour a chemical on the actor, and place a rope around his neck, while yelling racist and homophobic slurs."

"Sources say at least one of the brothers bought the rope used in the incident at Smollett’s request. The sources also say Smollett paid for the rope, which was purchased at the Crafty Beaver Hardware Store in the Ravenswood neighborhood the weekend of Jan. 25.

Sources said one of the brothers held the rope and poured bleach while the other wore a plain red hat and yelled slurs at Smollett.

The sources say Smollett directed the brothers to obtain the items and that the attack was supposed to happen before Jan. 29. The brothers told detectives the three men rehearsed the attack days prior to it happening.

Smollett repeatedly has denied staging the incident."

Meanwhile all of Smollett's siblings, "Empire" and Fox family are standing behind him and believing it's all a bit setup.

At this point, we're just ready to throw in the town and let the Lord have His way. We're done!

UPDATE:

"Jussie Smollett has just been indicted for a felony ... filing a false police report, and the stakes are 3 years in prison.

A Cook County Grand Jury handed down the indictment late Wednesday, after grand jurors heard testimonies and evaluated evidence."

The folks in Jussie's camp are still holding out hope. We're going to hold our tongues.