He cracked me da fuck up in that Gayle King interview… "How stupid do you think i am ? After all the shit that's happened before."
Stupid enough to do the pedo shit in the first place should've been the answert from Gayle !!! ....
R. Kelly Arrested on Federal Sex Trafficking Charges: Law Enforcement Officials - 7/11/19
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Not according to HIM and it has been speculated that Alliyah's folks got his shit after his marriage to her was annulled to keep from being hemmed up back then.
dayam,
if true he gave away a goldmine, but the muthafucka is so fuckin talented..
he could pop out classics at will with his sick ass.
Well, now that Kelz is in custody, wherever she is, the rent ain't gone be paid and they gonna have to come out eventually.
It’s a wrap 
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/12/arts/rkelly-arrested-charges.html
R. Kelly Accused of Paying Off Family at Center of His 2008 Trial
Two new federal indictments charge the R&B singer with making child pornography, obstructing justice and other crimes relating to sex with underage girls.
By Robert Chiarito and Elizabeth A. Harris
He was under investigation beginning around late 2000 for making a videotape that purported to show him having sex with and urinating on a teenage girl, a tape that would soon become infamous.
So, according to a federal grand jury indictment unsealed Friday in Chicago, he and his associates tried to take care of it.
They gave the girl and her family gifts and money over more than a dozen years, the indictment alleges. There were payments of thousands of dollars. A GMC Yukon Denali SUV given to the girl. A trip abroad to make them unavailable to law enforcement. And instructions that they lie to investigators to protect him.
It may never be known whether these activities, if proven true, helped lead to his acquittal in 2008 when that case finally went to trial. But these allegations, some of which have long been the subject of rumor and suspicion, are part of a raft of new federal charges brought against Mr. Kelly this week, shifting what had been a local case in Chicago to a multistate federal prosecution.
What we know about R. Kelly’s two-decade trail of sexual abuse.]
Mr. Kelly, whose real name is Robert S. Kelly, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Chicago on 13 counts, among them conspiracy to obstruct justice and producing child pornography, including four videos that included the girl whose family he is accused of paying. He was also accused of crimes against four other minors, including aggravated criminal abuse and sexual exploitation of a child.
In addition, a grand jury in Brooklyn indicted Mr. Kelly on five counts, including racketeering and violations of the Mann Act, which prohibits transporting people across state lines to engage in illegal sexual activity. Altogether, the indictments accuse Mr. Kelly of crimes against 10 women, eight of whom were minors at the time.
Mr. Kelly, 52, was arrested Thursday night in Chicago while walking his dog, a Pomeranian named Believe (one of Mr. Kelly’s signature hits was “I Believe I Can Fly”). He was taken into custody by a team of federal officers from Homeland Security Investigations from New York and Chicago as well as the New York Police Department.
The singer was already facing charges, in state court in Chicago, of sexually assaulting four women, three of whom who were underage.
a statement on Twitter on Friday morning that said most of the conduct for which Mr. Kelly was arrested on Thursday was decades old and covered the same activities Mr. Kelly has been charged with in state court, or had already been acquitted of in 2008.
“The conduct alleged appears to largely be the same as the conduct previously alleged against Mr. Kelly in his current state indictment and his former state charges that he was acquitted of,” Mr. Greenberg wrote.
It was not clear how many of the four women from the Chicago case were also included in the new federal indictments, though the numbers indicated there were at least six new women. And the crimes now being alleged are more expansive than those in the state case.
Surviving R. Kelly” aired on Lifetime. A Homeland Security Investigations official said on Friday that the office began investigating after an agent watched the show.
The Lonely, and Often Risky, Pursuit of R. Kelly: ‘Where Was Everybody Else?’
Jan. 29, 2019
Among the more disturbing allegations in the documentary, which were also described by the journalist Jim DeRogatis, was that Mr. Kelly and members of his entourage would groom and recruit girls and women, and then keep them in a kind of captivity.
According to one of the indictments, the women were required to wear baggy clothing when not around Mr. Kelly and were ordered to keep their heads down, forbidden from looking at other men. They had to get Mr. Kelly’s permission to leave their room, even to eat or go to the bathroom. They were told to call him “Daddy.”
One of the women met Mr. Kelly in a mall about 15 years ago, when she was in her early 20s, according to a court filing on Friday by Richard P. Donoghue, the United States attorney in Brooklyn. Mr. Kelly invited her to his recording studio in Chicago, where associates of his made a copy of her driver’s license, searched her suitcase and had her sign what she believed was a nondisclosure agreement.
who has sued Mr. Kelly on charges of sexual battery, false imprisonment and knowingly infecting her with herpes without disclosing it. That suit remains unresolved.
Some of the new charges revolve around Mr. Kelly’s habit of making videotapes of his own sexual activities, some of which escaped his possession. When he realized that tapes involving underage girls could cause him trouble, he and his associates would scramble furiously to recover the videos that had gotten out, according to one of the indictments.
R. Kelly: Why So Many Ignored the Warning Signs
Jan. 11, 2019
The most notorious of the tapes was the focus of Mr. Kelly’s first arrest, in 2002. That case dragged on for six years before finally going to trial, with Mr. Kelly sliding past the gruesome headlines to release hit after hit.
Throughout that time, and as recently as 2015, according to one of the indictments, he was paying the girl and her family to keep quiet or to lie to investigators and a grand jury. Though the details of the indictments suggested that people once close to R. Kelly were cooperating with the federal investigation, it was not clear whether the girl, now a woman in her 30s, or members of her immediate family were among them.
But during his trial, none of them testified against him, and he was acquitted on all counts.
Robert Chiarito reported from Chicago and Elizabeth A. Harris from New York. William K. Rashbaum and Michael Gold contributed reporting from New York.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/12/arts/rkelly-arrested-charges.html
R. Kelly Accused of Paying Off Family at Center of His 2008 Trial
Two new federal indictments charge the R&B singer with making child pornography, obstructing justice and other crimes relating to sex with underage girls.
By Robert Chiarito and Elizabeth A. Harris
- July 12, 2019
He was under investigation beginning around late 2000 for making a videotape that purported to show him having sex with and urinating on a teenage girl, a tape that would soon become infamous.
So, according to a federal grand jury indictment unsealed Friday in Chicago, he and his associates tried to take care of it.
They gave the girl and her family gifts and money over more than a dozen years, the indictment alleges. There were payments of thousands of dollars. A GMC Yukon Denali SUV given to the girl. A trip abroad to make them unavailable to law enforcement. And instructions that they lie to investigators to protect him.
It may never be known whether these activities, if proven true, helped lead to his acquittal in 2008 when that case finally went to trial. But these allegations, some of which have long been the subject of rumor and suspicion, are part of a raft of new federal charges brought against Mr. Kelly this week, shifting what had been a local case in Chicago to a multistate federal prosecution.
What we know about R. Kelly’s two-decade trail of sexual abuse.]
Mr. Kelly, whose real name is Robert S. Kelly, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Chicago on 13 counts, among them conspiracy to obstruct justice and producing child pornography, including four videos that included the girl whose family he is accused of paying. He was also accused of crimes against four other minors, including aggravated criminal abuse and sexual exploitation of a child.
In addition, a grand jury in Brooklyn indicted Mr. Kelly on five counts, including racketeering and violations of the Mann Act, which prohibits transporting people across state lines to engage in illegal sexual activity. Altogether, the indictments accuse Mr. Kelly of crimes against 10 women, eight of whom were minors at the time.
Mr. Kelly, 52, was arrested Thursday night in Chicago while walking his dog, a Pomeranian named Believe (one of Mr. Kelly’s signature hits was “I Believe I Can Fly”). He was taken into custody by a team of federal officers from Homeland Security Investigations from New York and Chicago as well as the New York Police Department.
The singer was already facing charges, in state court in Chicago, of sexually assaulting four women, three of whom who were underage.
a statement on Twitter on Friday morning that said most of the conduct for which Mr. Kelly was arrested on Thursday was decades old and covered the same activities Mr. Kelly has been charged with in state court, or had already been acquitted of in 2008.
“The conduct alleged appears to largely be the same as the conduct previously alleged against Mr. Kelly in his current state indictment and his former state charges that he was acquitted of,” Mr. Greenberg wrote.
It was not clear how many of the four women from the Chicago case were also included in the new federal indictments, though the numbers indicated there were at least six new women. And the crimes now being alleged are more expansive than those in the state case.
Surviving R. Kelly” aired on Lifetime. A Homeland Security Investigations official said on Friday that the office began investigating after an agent watched the show.
The Lonely, and Often Risky, Pursuit of R. Kelly: ‘Where Was Everybody Else?’
Jan. 29, 2019
Among the more disturbing allegations in the documentary, which were also described by the journalist Jim DeRogatis, was that Mr. Kelly and members of his entourage would groom and recruit girls and women, and then keep them in a kind of captivity.
According to one of the indictments, the women were required to wear baggy clothing when not around Mr. Kelly and were ordered to keep their heads down, forbidden from looking at other men. They had to get Mr. Kelly’s permission to leave their room, even to eat or go to the bathroom. They were told to call him “Daddy.”
One of the women met Mr. Kelly in a mall about 15 years ago, when she was in her early 20s, according to a court filing on Friday by Richard P. Donoghue, the United States attorney in Brooklyn. Mr. Kelly invited her to his recording studio in Chicago, where associates of his made a copy of her driver’s license, searched her suitcase and had her sign what she believed was a nondisclosure agreement.
who has sued Mr. Kelly on charges of sexual battery, false imprisonment and knowingly infecting her with herpes without disclosing it. That suit remains unresolved.
Some of the new charges revolve around Mr. Kelly’s habit of making videotapes of his own sexual activities, some of which escaped his possession. When he realized that tapes involving underage girls could cause him trouble, he and his associates would scramble furiously to recover the videos that had gotten out, according to one of the indictments.
R. Kelly: Why So Many Ignored the Warning Signs
Jan. 11, 2019
The most notorious of the tapes was the focus of Mr. Kelly’s first arrest, in 2002. That case dragged on for six years before finally going to trial, with Mr. Kelly sliding past the gruesome headlines to release hit after hit.
Throughout that time, and as recently as 2015, according to one of the indictments, he was paying the girl and her family to keep quiet or to lie to investigators and a grand jury. Though the details of the indictments suggested that people once close to R. Kelly were cooperating with the federal investigation, it was not clear whether the girl, now a woman in her 30s, or members of her immediate family were among them.
But during his trial, none of them testified against him, and he was acquitted on all counts.
Robert Chiarito reported from Chicago and Elizabeth A. Harris from New York. William K. Rashbaum and Michael Gold contributed reporting from New York.
R Kelly wrong for the child shit period
This the grown woman who was gone then went back
The parents fucked up
You were shitty parents all this shit don't mean nothing
You failed
Yes indeed
Word is, he gave away publishing to pay off multiple accusers & victims. Remember, the day care center owning broad had to pay his bail.
This shit is crazy! dude paid ALL KINDS OF MONEY to hide his bullshit. And FUCK those parent that allowed themselves to be paid off!
This dude is horrible. He gets all defensive and sensitive. He should be able to remain a little more neutral.
A nigga with his ego ain't going to kill himself.
No doubt. I told the wife that when you take the money you are just allowing another person to go through the same abuse. And she says they are scared to go to court. F that not speaking up keeps these perverts hurting more and more people.
I hope you're right.
I used to hate R Kelly but now I thoroughly feel bad for the man.
To be slow AND raised around sexually abusive, drugged out adults is a terrible combination. THEN to be given millions of dollars with absolutely no guidance, even more terrible recipe for disaster.
But I ALSO hope all the women involved don't pull a mass suicide like it's been rumored.
Suicide???
That nigga ain't Elijah Muhammad!
And he ain't taught anyone that the white man is the devil!
Even if he is it won't be enough to beat a fed case.
Does R Kelly seem intelligent enough to have a cult? The women around him are all gold diggers, even the young ones were willing participants because they were impressed by his celebrity status. Fucking someone under 18 is illegal but these chics were not innocent victims.
If a dumb nigga is leading dumb hoes then the answer is YES.
Just start to read this and I think "Minor 2" (who it reads met R Kelly in 1997 at age 17) is Lisa Van Allen.
I saw a video where she said she met him in 1997 when he was shooting a video with Keith Murray and admitted that he filmed their encounters so it sounds like her.
So 13 and 14 year old girls are gold diggers and dumb hoes now?
Not poor and vulnerable young women who were preyed upon by a multimillionaire with a team of enablers?
Shit we might as well blame slaves for "choosing" to remain enslaved because they knew they could live rent free.
Yes they are aware of what they are doing. Let me guess you think teenagers are not having sex or doing drugs either.
Naw nigga!
I'm talking about the grown ass, legal women he has around him NOW, Jocelyn Savage and Azriel. NOT the 13-14 year olds.
So he met this girl when she was 12 years old (most likely in the sixth grade) and you believe she willingly entered into a relationship with a damn near 30 year old man who enjoyed pissing in her?
She knew what she was doing?
Naw nigga!
Got you, my bad.
you just keep dropping the age to try to justify your point huh? Next you will tell me he bought the mom ice cream while she was pregnant to groom the girl before birth.
I don't need to justify my point I'm not the one who's attempting to absolve a reputed pedophile by attempting to divert blame to the children (literally) that he preyed upon.
I don't feel bad for him at all. Dude had it all. He was on top of the world and instead of him getting help (for something he knew was wrong) he used his power and ego to force it further.
Who I feel sorry for is those girls.
Basically.
Especially after getting caught and just barely escaping prison the first time.
Had he learned from his mistakes then and took the necessary steps to seek help for his sickness and make sure he never did that shit again that should would all be forgotten by now and he wouldn't have shit to be concerned with.
Instead he went even harder following his acquittal and destroyed even more lives including his and his own children.
