In Summary
- R. Kelly Fights For His Release Citing Murder Plot By Prison Officials.
- R. Kelly’s attorney has accused Bureau of Prisons and Department of Justice officials of hiring other inmates to kill him in order to suppress evidence.
- R. Kelly is serving a 30-year sentence and a concurrent 20-year sentence for sex trafficking and abuse of minors.
Incarcerated R&B star R. Kelly is fighting for his release citing murder plot by prison officials.
The embattled R&B star asked a federal judge in Chicago to release him on an emergency basis asserting that his life was in danger while in prison.
Other Inmates Hired To Kill Him To Suppress Evidence
According to a 20-page emergency motion filed on Tuesday by Kelly’s attorney, Beau Brindley, he pointed an accusing finger at the Bureau of Prisons and Department of Justice of hiring other inmates to kill Kelly in an elaborate effort to suppress evidence of alleged constitutional violations that were committed during the singer’s federal prosecutions in Chicago and New York.
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Currently, Kelly is serving a 30-year sentence and a concurrent 20-year sentence for sex trafficking and abuse of minors.
The former “King Of R&B” is cooling porridge at the FCI Burtner in North Carolina.
Additionally, Kelly’s defense team asserted that federal officers stole attorney client evidence communications, used them to bully key witnesses into testifying against Kelly and then sought to end Kelly’s life once his defense team began exposing them.
Subsequently, Kelly’s defense pointed out that two Aryan Brotherhood members- Mikeal Glenn Stine and David Keith Harris were contracted by prison officials and given a greenlight to kill Kelly.
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Surprisingly, one of the inmates, Stine confessed through sworn affidavits earlier this year highlighting the scheme.
In addition, Stine claimed that he was promised freedom in exchange for the murder to his battle with cancer.
