Reality TV star Kim Kardashian wants C-Murder home free. The wife to hip-hop superstar entertainer Kanye West is reportedly doing everything in her power to help get the jailed No Limit Records rap artist out of his life sentence.
Kim Kardashian Wants C-Murder Home
Kim K went to her social media pages Sunday and explained her involvement in getting Master P’s brother from out of prison. She noted recent evidence in the fatal 2002 slaying of a 16-year-old had her convinced Murder could have been falsely convicted.
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C-Murder’s ex-girlfriend Monica is also heavily involved in the situation. She has kept fans updated on C’s situation and shared her support for having him released.
“You have always been the most thorough & reliable human ever ! So many believe in you & stand with you !! You sacrificed it all for those you love! Let’s see it come back to you! @cmurder #FreeCoreyMiller” -C-Murder’s Instagram
“@cmurder & I are bonded by truth, honesty & Loyalty ! There’s never been a promise broken & I vowed to seek help! After a tearful conversation with @lala she and I spoke to @kimkardashian & I explained why I KNEW Corey was innocent… I shared that There are lots of issues in Corey’s case that speak to his innocence including witnesses recanting their testimony, dna not matching & a 10-2 jury! Corey deserves to come home to his girls and be the father they need, be the artist & leader he’s always been as well as spread hope to those who have also experienced this.. I’ve locked arms with @kimkardashian, @jessicajackson, @edyhaney and all those who believe in Corey and are ready to fight to #FreeCoreyMiller #FreeCoreyMiller #FreeCoreyMiller” -Monica’s Instagram
Wait, There’s More
Over the past few years, C-Murder has made headlines for trying to win in court with multiple legal teams. His court case dates back to the mid-2000’s and has received ample support from family members.
Miller, 49, was sentenced to life in prison after a Jefferson Parish jury found him guilty of gunning down 16-year-old fan Steve Thomas during a brawl at the former Platinum Club. Miller’s first conviction in 2003 was overturned. But a jury again found him guilty of second-degree murder in a 2009 retrial. (NOLA)
Before You Go
Over the past few years, Kim Kardashian has kept busy helping people get out of prison from low-offense to false convictions.
Kardashian has previously visited the White House to discuss criminal justice reform with President Donald Trump and worked to grant clemency to Tynice Nichole Hall, Crystal Munoz and Judith Negron. Famously, she helped influence Trump’s decision to enact the First Step Act last January and brought nation-wide attention to Alice Marie Johnson’s case. (Daily Mail)