R Kelly begs ‘I’m not supposed to die like this’ as health takes turn in prison

R. Kelly Sets To Pay 1 of His Victim $300,000

The individual‘s herpes treatment and therapy costs will be covered by a restitution order by U.S. District Judge Ann Connelly, which was still being finalized.Infomation Guide Nigeria

The victim, who prefers anonymity, has charged that one of their interactions with the musician resulted in the singer infecting her with the STD.

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Following a jury’s conviction of Kelly in 2021 on several counts of racketeering involving bribery and forced labor, Kelly was given a 30-year jail sentence in June.

He was also found guilty earlier this month in his birthplace of Chicago on several counts of child pornography and sex assault.Jamb Result

On three counts of child pornography and three counts of enticing children, the Grammy winner was found guilty.

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He was, however, exonerated by the jury on a fourth child pornography count and a charge of conspiring to obstruct justice that accused him of manipulating his state child pornography trial in 2008.

He used a video hookup from his incarceration in Chicago to attend a hearing in federal court in Brooklyn.

Kelly was dubbed “the pied piper of R&B” at his sentencing as he faced up with several of his victims who described his “deplorable and unfathomable” abuse over the course of decades.

The singer, whose real name is Robert Sylvester Kelly, is best known for his songs I Believe I Can Fly from 1996 and Bump N’ Grind, which peaked at number one.