Content Curators Caleb Ellis Posted June 29 Content Curators Share Posted June 29 R. Kelly has reportedly been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for 9 federal charges, s** crimes and human trafficking. A woman who testified under the pseudonym Addie talked about the years that she spent living in silence, and what it has been like since she first spoke out about the abuse. Addie said she was 17 when Kelly abused her, and she didn't speak out because it was the norm to stay silent about ***ual abuse. "1994 was a different time; there was no real awareness, no internet access ... I am not my mom's generation," she said of going public with her story. During her testimony, she said her mother feared that she would face retaliation from his fans, and she's experienced the crushing impact of social media bullying from Kelly's die-hard supporters. "I ask you that you please stop," Addie said in court, addressing Kelly. After a statement from Faith, a victim of Kelly's who testified using only her first name, her father, Charles, spoke to Kelly. He urged Kelly to take responsibility and seek remorse. And he said that the relentless harassment from his fans should stop. Charles also asked that Kelly look at him while he addressed him, but the artist did not. "So many people love you. They hate us," Charles said. "They say awful things about my daughter because they love you and hate us." At one point, one accuser, who was identified in court as Jane Doe #2, paused for Kelly to finish his chat with Bonjean as she gave her statement. "I'm sorry, I don't want to interrupt this conversation," the accuser said, her voice dripping with contempt”. 1 3 Quote Link to comment
bitbitboi Posted June 29 Share Posted June 29 Wow, it's been such a looooooooooong journey to get to this point... I know he's wealthy and influential, but he's also black, part of a community that has historically been discriminated against and abused, so the fact that even in such circumstances he secured protection for so long shows you how even more of a privilege is to be a man in this world... I'm glad these girls (now women) finally found some sort of justice. Now I hope they can forgive him so they can start truly healing. 3 Quote Link to comment
Leader Jordan Miller Posted June 29 Leader Share Posted June 29 Justice was served. Feel awful for the women. 1 4 Quote Exhale+ | Apparel | YouTube Link to comment
DougfromBrazilIsBack Posted June 29 Share Posted June 29 20 minutes ago, Caleb Ellis said: R. Kelly has reportedly been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for 9 federal charges, s** crimes and human trafficking. A woman who testified under the pseudonym Addie talked about the years that she spent living in silence, and what it has been like since she first spoke out about the abuse. Addie said she was 17 when Kelly abused her, and she didn't speak out because it was the norm to stay silent about ***ual abuse. "1994 was a different time; there was no real awareness, no internet access ... I am not my mom's generation," she said of going public with her story. During her testimony, she said her mother feared that she would face retaliation from his fans, and she's experienced the crushing impact of social media bullying from Kelly's die-hard supporters. "I ask you that you please stop," Addie said in court, addressing Kelly. After a statement from Faith, a victim of Kelly's who testified using only her first name, her father, Charles, spoke to Kelly. He urged Kelly to take responsibility and seek remorse. And he said that the relentless harassment from his fans should stop. Charles also asked that Kelly look at him while he addressed him, but the artist did not. "So many people love you. They hate us," Charles said. "They say awful things about my daughter because they love you and hate us." At one point, one accuser, who was identified in court as Jane Doe #2, paused for Kelly to finish his chat with Bonjean as she gave her statement. "I'm sorry, I don't want to interrupt this conversation," the accuser said, her voice dripping with contempt”. Source? Quote Link to comment
Gioney Posted June 29 Share Posted June 29 Karma Is a ***** Kelly, in the end... It doesnt matter if you're Rich or poor... It Only matters if you are good or evil. That's all folks!!! 1 5 Quote Link to comment
JayTawndre Posted June 29 Share Posted June 29 I love Lady Gaga I think she's an interesting artist 5 Quote Link to comment
Content Curators Caleb Ellis Posted June 29 Author Content Curators Share Posted June 29 (edited) 31 minutes ago, DougfromBrazilIsBack said: Source? Look it 🆙 https://www.insider.com/r-kelly-victims-describe-abuse-by-his-fans-at-sentencing-2022-6 Edited June 29 by Caleb Ellis Quote Link to comment
theosgrlt Posted June 29 Share Posted June 29 I believe he can fly to JAIL. Justice finally. 3 Quote Link to comment
Stefani Posted June 29 Share Posted June 29 Now the other inmates can do what they want with his body. Lbr though he ain't gonna serve 30 years. Not even half of that. Cosby got out early and Smollett is still out and about despite being found guilty of his own crime. If you're rich, you don't serve long sentences. The US justice system is ****. 4 Quote Link to comment
officialmaurice Posted June 29 Share Posted June 29 The way he FOUGHT this case says so much about him as a person. He knew his guilt but thought his successful past would get people to look the other way. You can only live in the dark for so long before your actions come to light. On one hand, I hate to see one of my musical heroes go down this way but hey… he brought it on himself. Can’t show pity to someone who consistently, actively and consciously brought harm to others. 3 2 Quote Link to comment
autumngoodbye91 Posted June 29 Share Posted June 29 The damage and the horrific trauma this psychopath has caused can never be undone, but I hope it's some small consolation to the victims that he will now rot in jail. This man has shown himself to be a monster devoid of any kind of empathy or morals and I hope he never gets the opportunity to hurt anyone ever again. (edit - just read on the popheads subreddit that this sentence is only for the trafficking charge, and there will be another sentence on top of that for the s** offences and p*******a, which will be pronounced later. All the better if that is true.) 3 2 Quote Link to comment
Aymama Posted June 29 Share Posted June 29 And he genuinely had some incredible bops. It’s a shame he’s such a creep Quote Link to comment
K-man Posted June 30 Share Posted June 30 Tonight we are stepping in the name of love for his jail sentence 2 Quote Link to comment
Saturday Night Diva Posted June 30 Share Posted June 30 Justice is served. Bye, *****. 1 1 Quote Link to comment
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