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| Sean Kingston and his mother Janice Turner |
Sean Kingston and his mother, Janice Turner, were found guilty on all charges Friday evening in their luxury fraud scheme trial. Turner was taken into custody after the verdict. Prosecutors accused Kingston and Turner of orchestrating a scheme to obtain high-end items—including a luxury SUV, jewelry, expensive watches, and a wall-sized TV—without paying for them.
In May, the Broward Sheriff's Office raided Kingston's home in Southwest Ranches, Florida, as part of the investigation.
Sean Kingston is a Jamaican-American singer, songwriter, and musician, best known for his hit songs like "Beautiful Girls" (2007), "Fire Burning" (2009), and "Take You There" (2007). His music often blends reggae, pop, and R&B influences, and he gained fame with his laid-back, catchy style. Kingston was born on February 3, 1990, in Miami, Florida, but he grew up in Kingston, Jamaica. His breakthrough came with the release of "Beautiful Girls," which was a massive success worldwide and reached the top 10 in multiple countries.
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Luxury Fraud a wah dat Bark di Trute
ReplyDeleteOk luxury fraud must be stealing with ambition of expensive luxury things plenty money,nice house ,luxury cars and accessories
ReplyDeleteWhat a mother, she groomed him
ReplyDeleteSaaaad another set of duncehall alleged perpetrators of crime.
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine mother and son about to be patrons/guests of the USA prison franchises in that thriving sector of the crime industry (CI).
America a relatively "small country" 340 million people has the most persons incarcerated on the planet earth is 1.9 million mostly operated by a private Company Core Civic Inc.
Incarcerations and prisons account for a US$90 billion industry annually.
Blacks in America are an essential ingredient or raw human material input ensuring its profitability.They make up 13% of the population but 45% of the prison population.
Lawyers also in the CI set to reap,the State set to reap and may the incarcerated lose all they have as proceeds from the illigitimate CI.
Blacks in the entertainment industry should take heed and enter the Brighthall time now, leaving out the Duncehall/hip hop to bring back real civilized Dancehall is a must.
"Wake the town and tell the people a new sound is coming your way"
says U Roy a veteran Jamaican Deejay fully disciplined never unruly,uncivilized or murderous.
Time come to forward a mass musical socialization into civilization away from the development of uncivilization.