#Lil tim sentenced trial

This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. The jury was reshown those photos during the closing argument today.Ĭopyright 2005 Associated Press. Security photos taken at the station show Butler opening a door for her and the pair outside together just moments before the shooting. testify that they saw Butler and Jackson at the radio station with her. Quando and Lil Tim knew it was von and oblock. If your Vons op and you see the oblock pull up, you know there's a good chance there will be gun play. The jury has heard Antoine “Banger” Spain and James “Lil’ Cease” Lloyd - Brooklyn rappers who once teamed with Lil’ Kim in a group called Junior M.A.F.I.A. Theyll make von look like a bully who really lived what he rapped, they show how Von showed up his death site looking for trouble and Lil Tim pulled his gun because the oblock killers pulled up. Seibel said the shooting “only by a miracle didn’t injure anybody else.” After witnessing the event, Lil’ Kim allegedly lied under oath to protect her manager, Damion Butler, and a friend, Suif Jackson, who since have pleaded guilty to gun charges. One man was injured as more than two dozen rounds were fired on the sidewalk. 25, 2001, outside New York radio station WQHT, or HOT 97.

#Lil tim sentenced trial

The trial stems from a shootout that erupted when Lil’ Kim’s entourage crossed paths with that of rival hip-hop group Capone-N-Noreaga on Feb. Lil’ Kim, 29, and her personal assistant have pleaded not guilty to perjury, obstruction of justice and conspiracy charges. Seibel presented evidence during the trial that Lil’ Kim also owes nearly $1 million in back taxes. Hip-hop artist Lil Kim pleaded not guilty today (April 14) to charges she lied to a grand jury investigating a 2001 shootout involving members of her entourage outside a Manhattan radio station. “It’s like ‘Alice in Wonderland.’ It’s whatever lie is expedient at the moment,” she said. Last week, Lil’ Kim had testified that she “could not come into a grand jury and purposely tell false statements and lie.” But Seibel, calling Lil’ Kim’s testimony “laughable,” said that’s exactly what she did. Attorney Cathy Seibel said during her closing argument in U.S. “Maybe she really believed she was the queen bee, that she was above the law,” Assistant U.S.

Hip-hop diva Lil’ Kim repeatedly told a grand jury “preposterous” lies, a federal prosecutor told jurors today (March 14) as she urged them to convict the hip-hop diva of perjury for her eyewitness account of a 2001 gunfight.