R Kelly 54 Faces Charges He Was Ringleader Of Under-age Sex Ring

Singer R. Kelly goes on trial on Brooklyn today on charges he was the ringleader of an under-age Porn Sex ring.
The R&B star, Video Porno 54, has been accused to leading the Porn Sex ring where women had to call him 'Daddy' and Porn Video had to ask him to use the bathroom. 
Kelly, Video Bokep a three-time Grammy winner, Video Porno whose songs include 'I Believe I Can Fly' and Porn Video 'Bump N' Grind,' has pleaded not guilty and strongly denied wrongdoing. 
He will return to criminal court today for Video Porno opening statement in his long-anticipated federal trial following years of allegations he sexually abused women and Porn Sex girls while pursing fame and Indo Bokep fortune. 
Singer R.

Kelly (pictured performing in 2013) goes on trial on Brooklyn today on charges he was the ringleader of an under-age Porn Sex ring
The R&B star, Porn Video 54, (shown in a court sketch from August 9) will return to criminal court today for opening statement in his long-anticipated federal trial following years of allegations he sexually abused women and Video Porno girls while pursing fame and fortune
One of Kelly's lawyers carries a suit for Video Porno the disgraced singer to wear at his trial
Lawyers for R Kelly arrive on Wednesday at his trial, where he is accused of Porn Sex trafficking and Porn Sex racketeering, Video Porno at Brooklyn's federal court in New York
More than a decade has passed since Kelly was acquitted in a 2008 child pornography case in Chicago. 
It was a reprieve that allowed his music career to continue until the #MeToo era caught up with him, Foto Telanjang emboldening alleged victims to come forward.
The women's stories got wide exposure with the Lifetime documentary 'Surviving R.

Kelly.' 
The series explored how an entourage of supporters protected Kelly and Video Porno silenced his victims for Video Porno decades, Porn Video foreshadowing a federal racketeering conspiracy case that landed in Kelly in jail in 2019.
Prosecutors in Brooklyn have lined up multiple female accusers - mostly referred to in court as 'Jane Does' - and cooperating former associates who have never spoken publicly before about their experiences with Kelly.
They are expected to offer testimony about how Kelly's managers, Video Porno bodyguards and other employees helped him recruit women and girls - and Foto Porno sometimes boys - for sexual exploitation. 
They say the group selected victims at concerts and Video Porno other venues and arranged for them to travel to see Kelly in the New York City area and elsewhere, Bokep in violation of the Mann Act, Porn Video the 1910 law that made it illegal to 'transport any woman or Porn Video girl' across state lines 'for Foto Porno any immoral purpose.'
When the women and girls arrived at their lodgings, Bokep a member of Kelly's entourage would set down rules about not speaking to each other, Porn Sex how they should dress and Indo Bokep how they needed permission from Kelly before eating or going to the bathroom, Porn Video prosecutors say.
The women were also allegedly required to call the singer 'Daddy'.
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Defense lawyers have countered by saying Kelly's alleged victims were groupies who turned up at his shows and Video Bokep made it known they 'were dying to be with him.' 
The women only started accusing him of abuse years later when public sentiment shifted against him, Bokep they said.
Kelly is perhaps best known for his smash hit 'I Believe I Can Fly,' a 1996 song that became an inspirational anthem played at school graduations, Foto Telanjang weddings, Bokep advertisements and elsewhere.
An anonymous jury made up of seven men and five women have been sworn in to hear the case. 
The trial, Video Porno coming after several delays due mostly to the pandemic, will unfold under coronavirus precautions restricting the press and Porn Sex the public to overflow courtrooms with Video Porno feeds.

If convicted, he could face life in prison. 
The New York case is only part of the legal peril facing the singer, born Robert Sylvester Kelly. He also has pleaded not guilty to Porn Sex-related charges in Illinois and Minnesota.
Defense lawyers have countered by saying Kelly's alleged victims were groupies who turned up at his shows and Video Bokep made it known they 'were dying to be with him' (pictured in September 2019) 


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