R. Kelly Denied New Trial Following Conviction on Child Pornography Charges
Disgraced singer will be sentenced on Feb. 23rd on six counts, including creating child pornography and enticing minors into illegal sexual activity
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R. Kelly Convicted of Six Counts in Federal Child Pornography Trial
R. Kelly was found guilty on three counts each of child pornography and enticing a minor, but avoided conviction on seven other charges
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R. Kelly Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison on Racketeering, Sex Trafficking Charges
Posted in: Music NewsDisgraced singer was convicted on federal charges last year
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Feds Recommend R. Kelly Get Over 25 Years in Sex Trafficking Case
Posted in: Music NewsSinger faces life in prison for engaging in sex crimes and racketeering in New York case
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R. Kelly Contracts Covid-19 in Jail, Wins Two-Week Extension to File Appeal
Posted in: Music NewsU.S. District Judge Ann M. Donnelly ruled Tuesday that the R&B singer now has until Feb. 17 to formally fight his September conviction on charges he had sex with underage girls
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R. Kelly Associate Sentenced to 96 Months in Prison for Intimidating Victim
Posted in: Music NewsMichael Williams previously charged with arson for setting fire to car to prevent Jane Doe witness-victim from cooperating with authorities
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R. Kelly’s Chicago Trial on Federal Sex Crimes Charges to Begin in August 2022
Posted in: Music NewsSinger’s lawyer also revealed that Kelly was placed on suicide watch in days after Brooklyn conviction
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R. Kelly’s Sales Soared 500 Percent After Guilty Verdicts
Posted in: Music NewsThe singer’s streams were also up 22 percent in the week after he was convicted of racketeering, sexual exploitation of a child, and kidnapping
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Google Terminates R. Kelly’s Official YouTube Channels
Posted in: Music NewsFollowing guilty verdict, video streaming site says singer violated “creator responsibility guidelines.” Still, his music is readily available on YouTube
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He Helped Acquit R. Kelly in 2008. Now He’s ‘Happy That Justice Was Served’
Posted in: Music FeaturesJamon Mytty, who served as foreman of the jury that found Kelly not guilty in his original trial, says he’s “sad that there were so many victims and this had gone on for so long”
