2012 Lil Boosie Songs Soon, Rapper Not Guilty Of Murder
— 05 / 11 / 2012
writer: Drew H.
2012 Lil Boosie songs are soon to be heard. After a long, exhausting battle with the Louisiana
judicial system, the Baton Rouge rapper was found not guilty of murder. On top of the
charges being dropped, the arresting police department is under question.
The 2012 Lil Boosie trial was one of the most prolific news stories in rap music for the year.
Carrying on for nearly 2 years, the rapper has been in prison since 2012 for the alleged murder of
fellow Baton Rouge rapper 'Lil Nussie' real na#e, Terry Boyd#
After Marlo Mike Louding, the shooter of Lil Nussie was caught, police
forced him to make a false confession# According to the teenage gunman, police wanted him
to blame rapper Lil Boosie because they have some sort of vendetta against the
'Loose as a Goose' rapper#
Billboard.com reports
even another potential hit-man was arrested, after making threats against the defense attorney on
twitter.
New Lil Boosie songs 2012 planned are already in the process of reaching the studio according to
friends of the rapper. Unsure if he would be a free man again, Boosie kept preaching his
innocence throughout the trial but after one hour of deliberation today, the world finally
believed.
"All I can do is give the glory to God because I knew he was never guilty," said Connie Hatch,
the Boosie's mother to WAFB-9 news.
"He's crying and he knew from the beginning he was never guilty."
Lil Boosie is still currently serving an 8-year prison term on drug charges, after being caught
with marijuana in 2012. Until the end of that sentence he will be held in the
Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola.
Read further details of the case on WAFB, the channel 9 news of Baton Rouge website:
http://www.wafb.com/story/18308119/lil-boosie-found-not-guilty
2012 Lil Boosie Songs Soon, Rapper Not Guilty Of Murder
Pics
[ video ] WAFB-9 Baton Rouge, Reports on the Lil Boosie Murder Charges Being Dropped / Lil Boosie Not Gulity
Lil Boosie Not Guilty, a photo to celebrate the rapper's freedom; a smile.
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