US EditionR. Kelly hospitalized after alleged overdose in prison, attorneys say
- R. Kelly suffered a near-fatal overdose in prison and was hospitalized after being given excessive anxiety medication, as stated by his attorney Beau Brindley.
- Beau Brindley filed an emergency motion for Kelly's early release, marking his third attempt since his incarceration began in 2019.
- Kelly fears for his life in prison, claiming that officials solicited an inmate to murder him, with allegations supported by a declaration from inmate Mikeal Glenn Stine.
- R. Kelly was hospitalized after a near-fatal overdose in prison, where he is serving 30 years for sex trafficking and racketeering, as stated by his attorney Beau Brindley.
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R. Kelly hospitalized last week after drugging by prison staff, his attorneys claim
R. Kelly was recently taken to the hospital after allegedly being given too much medication by prison staff while in solitary confinement, according to a filing from the disgraced R&B singer’s legal team.
Incarcerated soul singer R. Kelly thinks he's been overdosed in jail, according to a lawsuit from his lawyer.
R. Kelly Hospitalized After Prison Overdose
(Chicago, Illinois) – R&B singer R. Kelly was hospitalized after allegedly overdosing while in prison. Kelly was sentenced to 31 years in prison in 2023 after being convicted of racketeering, sex trafficking, child pornography, and enticement of minors. Doctors discovered Kelly suffering from life-threatening blood clots, but he was allegedly sent back to solitary without receiving medical treatment. Now, his legal team is asking for him to be …
R. Kelly's lawyers accuse his prison staff of poisoning him.
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