Lurid; scandalous, and outright shocking at times the trial against R. Kelly so far has been nothing short of spectacular. As the week came to a close, more details emerged in the case against R. Kelly including a new witness that resulted in a bombshell testimony against his character.
During that testimony, the unnamed backup dancer alleged that on a number of occasions she had accidentally walked in on R. Kelly with a then underage Aaliyah. Only identified as Angela to the court, the woman, alleged that she first met Kelly in 1991 around the age of 14. At that time alike many of the other accusers against Kelly, “Angela”, was an aspiring singer hoping to make it big in Hollywood.
Angela was able to testify to a situation that occurred that year that is understood to have involved multiple underage women. Further in the testimony, “Angela” openly told the court of how she felt lured into the situation only to discover there were two other young girls present. At another point they were all instructed into separate parts of the building area.
He then approached her persoally for sex but had asked at the time if he had a condom to which he did not. On her part, she reportedly told the court that Kelly did in fact put on a condom *she* had but only by her request. The two are then understood to have had sexual intercourse, but Angela, maintains that she saw issues from then on in the situation involving the disgraced singer.
To make matters worse for Kelly, the woman also further testified of how violent and often controlling Kelly is understood to be. In that part of the testimony, the woman openly alleged in court that Kelly often would not like to be disobeyed as it was learned by herself; a girl named Tiffany, and Aaliyah during one of the final party’s of Aaliyah’s life.
R Kelly is facing more than 20 years in prison for varying crimes against young women and at least 2 underage boys during the course of his career. Presently, Kelly is standing trial for sex assault crimes that have since derailed much of his modern career in music.
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