US Edition“Never Been Violent Towards Women”: Tory Lanez Breaks Silence in Emotional Statement on ‘False’ Megan Thee Stallion Shooting Narrative Amid Appeal
Tory Lanez denies violence and maintains innocence while his legal team files a new appeal citing withheld medical evidence, challenging his 10-year California prison sentence.
- On breaking his three-year silence, Lanez sat down with NBC News for his first interview since the 2023 verdict while serving a 10-year term for shooting Megan Thee Stallion.
- In 2022, Lanez faced trial on charges tied to a July 2020 shooting involving Megan Thee Stallion, where he declined to testify and says public perception wrongly painted him as a 'monster'.
- Denying the allegations, Lanez told NBC News he has never been violent toward women and insists he would not shoot one, while his legal team alleges withheld medical records and plans appeals and clemency requests.
- Spiro, Megan's lawyer, reiterated that Lanez was tried and convicted properly, and Pete's legal team says the ordeal harmed her mental health, rejecting efforts to overturn the verdict.
- Looking ahead, Lanez says he is focused on healing and accountability, telling NBC News he prefers an in-person exchange over attacking Megan Thee Stallion and urges California courts to review his case for fairness.
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Whew! Tory Lanez Speaks Out In First Jail Interview, Plans Appeal Over Alleged Missing Evidence
Roommates… a familiar name is back in the headlines, and this time it’s coming straight from behind bars. Tory Lanez is once again pushing for freedom, and according to his legal team, newly surfaced information could change the way people look at his conviction. While the public thought this chapter was closed, Lanez, born Daystar Peterson, says recent developments have reopened the door. And, he’s asking the system to take another look.RELATED…
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Here We Go Again: Tory Lanez Gives First On-Camera Interview Since Conviction As He & His Legal Team Announce Plans To File Another Appeal
Tory Lanez and his legal team are trying to get him out of prison, planning to file another appeal following a failed attempt. Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty The Canadian rapper sat down for his first broadcast interview from behind bars, where he opened up to NBC News about his team’s plan to get him free from prison. According to Lanez–real name Daystar Shemuel Shua Peterson–his attorney alleges records in Megan Thee Stallion’s civil defamation …
Tory Lanez Says Trial Was Unfair as He Seeks Pardon & New Appeal In New TV Interview!
Tory Lanez is turning up the heat from behind bars as he fights to overturn his conviction in the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion, claiming explosive new evidence was never shown to jurors. The rapper, born Daystar Peterson, is currently serving a 10-year prison sentence but says he remains hopeful the truth will come out. In his first televised interview from prison, Lanez told NBC News he believes his case was mishandled. “I believe not only t…
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