BabyGirl
02-24-2005, 08:18 PM
Controversy Surrounds C-Murder Jail Music Video
Rapper C-Murder has sparked outrage after reportedly tricking a policeman into letting TV crews visit him in jail - and film him for a music video.
C-Murder - who's awaiting trial for murder in a New Orleans, Louisiana jail - was shot in his orange prison uniform for his new single "Y'All Heard of Me," but the stunt has infuriated Jefferson Parish Sheriff Harr Lee.
Footage for the video was captured by the Court TV station and a local cable network - who had permission to interview the hip-hop star - but Lee insists he was fooled into allowing the crews access under false pretenses.
Lee - already enraged after discovering C-Murder recorded an album behind bars - says, "I'm not pleased. He will not make another video in my jail."
The rapper's lawyer Ron Rakosky has hit back: "The bottom line is, we didn't do anything wrong."
C-Murder, real name Corey Miller, is currently in jail on second-degree murder charges.
Rapper C-Murder has sparked outrage after reportedly tricking a policeman into letting TV crews visit him in jail - and film him for a music video.
C-Murder - who's awaiting trial for murder in a New Orleans, Louisiana jail - was shot in his orange prison uniform for his new single "Y'All Heard of Me," but the stunt has infuriated Jefferson Parish Sheriff Harr Lee.
Footage for the video was captured by the Court TV station and a local cable network - who had permission to interview the hip-hop star - but Lee insists he was fooled into allowing the crews access under false pretenses.
Lee - already enraged after discovering C-Murder recorded an album behind bars - says, "I'm not pleased. He will not make another video in my jail."
The rapper's lawyer Ron Rakosky has hit back: "The bottom line is, we didn't do anything wrong."
C-Murder, real name Corey Miller, is currently in jail on second-degree murder charges.