
R. Kelly victims react to verdict: 'I'm ready to start living my life free from fear,' one says
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Prosecutors and attorneys praised several victims of R. Kelly for bravely testifying at his trial. After the verdict they said they were ready to live without fear again.
After the singer was found guilty Monday of federal crimes that could land him in prison for decades, some of those victims were speaking out again.
Jerhonda Pace, the first victim to testify, posted a statement to her Instagram within hours of the verdict being read.
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