R. Kelly Says There Shouldn’t Be A ‘Celebrity Version’ Of The Constitution When It Comes To Going To Trial

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R. Kelly recently had a conversation with #Wack100 and explained how he feels like he’s not being treated equally as others because he’s a celebrity. 

During the convo, Kelly said he wrote down a few things that he wanted to speak about. “The 14th amendment is equal protection under the law the 5th and 6th amendment deals with due process. Everyone must have a fair process, and there should not be a celebrity version of the constitution when it comes to going to trial. The law is not just song they can remix to satisfy their agenda.” 

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He continued saying, “no matter what some people may think or believe about R. Kelly they’re entitled to their opinions but I want people to remember this our constitutional rights are supposed to look like their constitution rights. Their due process is supposed to look like my due process. My equal right are supposed to like just equal rights, meaning equal.”

The last time we heard audio from Kelly surfacing on the internet the singer expressed how he was “scared for my life” inside prison. He claimed that he “almost died” after having blood clots in his legs, which he alleged were neglected by medical staff at the prison.

On Monday (June 19), RapHouseTV uploaded audio to their various social media pages, reporting that R. Kelly, full name Robert Kelly, recently expressed concerns from behind bars in a Chicago prison. Currently, Kelly is serving a 30-year prison sentence in his hometown after being found guilty of sex trafficking.

On the audio clip obtained by the rap news outlet, Kelly claimed that animals receive better treatment than he has been afforded while sitting inside of Chicago’s Metropolitan Correctional Center. He claimed that he is in fear of losing his life due to alleged negligence on behalf of the facility’s medical staff. He alleged that they botched a procedure where he was having the blood clots in his legs treated.

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Kelly insisted that he doesn’t “deserve to die” by these means, and that “somebody miscommunicated or somebody took a guess” at what was really happening with his legs.

He wholly said, “If I spend the rest of my life in prison, I want to die from natural causes. And I deserve that. I don’t deserve to die because somebody miscommunicated or somebody took a guess at what’s going on with my leg. I’m not supposed to die that way. You’re not even supposed to take a chance on that.”

Kelly added, “‘Cause if it was your child, or if it was your father, or if it was your mother, somebody you loved, you would’ve said, ‘Go to the doctor. We need to get that checked out. We need to look at that. We need to x-ray that.’ They didn’t even x-ray me. And that’s why I’m speaking out on this, because I’m scared for my life in that area. And who wouldn’t be? Who wouldn’t be? They treat animals better than that.”

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