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- Incarcerated Jamaican dancehall star World Boss Adidja Vybz Kartel Palmer will make a final court appearance this upcoming Thursday in the Home Circuit court for hearing the sentence after the shocking Guilty verdict of March 13th.
- The dancehall star, who was convicted by a 10:1 jury, could face a long sentence in the Clive “Lizard” Williams case.
- LISTEN TO VYBZ KARTEL “GIVE THANKS” SAD STREETS RIDDIM
- Vybz Kartel’s fans will be outside court to stage a major protest on Thursday outside the Supreme Court building in Downtown Kingston. Many fans all over Jamaica and the World are converging in Kingston this Thursday and they will be taking to the streets to call for a re-trial.
- is the collective thought on the case and the real involvement in Williams disappearance.
- is another common feeling around the whole case.
- Is Adidja Palmer really guilty?
- Can a trial full of too many shadows and questions marks be considerate legit?
- Is really Jamaica safer now and did the crime rate decreased since the verdict?
- Not really! While Kartel was being convicted, a couple of child molesters went on out on bail in Portmore and a couple of murders got out after few years in jail, not to mention how many real killers in white gloves run our society but these people won’t ever be judged or brought before Justice meanwhileBabylon is convinced Kartel is a killer based on compromised evidence after proven evidence were hacked.
- It’s a bizarre world Youths! Justice have so man different faces doesn’t it?
- VYBZ KARTEL “BARBIE DOLL”YOUNG VIBES PRODUCTION 2014
Incarcerated Jamaican dancehall star World Boss Adidja Vybz Kartel Palmer will make a final court appearance this upcoming Thursday in the Home Circuit court for hearing the sentence after the shocking Guilty verdict of March 13th.
The dancehall star, who was convicted by a 10:1 jury, could face a long sentence in the Clive “Lizard” Williams case.
LISTEN TO VYBZ KARTEL “GIVE THANKS” SAD STREETS RIDDIM
Vybz Kartel’s fans will be outside court to stage a major protest on Thursday outside the Supreme Court building in Downtown Kingston. Many fans all over Jamaica and the World are converging in Kingston this Thursday and they will be taking to the streets to call for a re-trial.
“The entire case was a sham, because how can you convict a man with fabricated evidence?”
is the collective thought on the case and the real involvement in Williams disappearance.
“He was found guilty even before he go on trial.”
is another common feeling around the whole case.
Is Adidja Palmer really guilty?
Can a trial full of too many shadows and questions marks be considerate legit?
Is really Jamaica safer now and did the crime rate decreased since the verdict?
