Bernice Jenkins isn’t giving her typical Church Announcements today. Instead she’s singing a remake of Lil’ Boosie‘s “Wipe Me Down.” Listen to the hilarious audio to hear Bernice…
The chants of “Free Lil Boosie!” may soon come to an end, if the legally-troubled rapper’s attorneys are correct in their assessment. Lil Boosie is currently serving an eight-year bid on drug charges, but his legal team only expects him to do four to five more months at the most. HipHopDX reported on the legal […]
Lil Boosie is making the most of his time behind bars. He’s graduated from the Angola State Penitentiary GED program.
Well slap me and call me Susan…Lil Boosie could finally be getting out of jail.
Louisiana rapper Torrence “Lil Boosie” Hatch, who is currently serving eight years in prison for drug related charges, was found not guilty in his murder…
Rapper Lil Boosie has been found not guilty of first degree murder … stemming from the shooting death of a 35-year-old man back in 2009. Boosie was accused of ordering a hit on the victim … but after the jury deliberated for roughly 90 minutes, they decided Boosie was not guilty. Boosie — who was tried in […]
” Baton Rouge rapper Lil Boosie, whose real name is Torence Hatch, has been found not guilty of murder. The jury deliberated for about an hour. Supporters are cheering outside the 19th Judicial Courthouse in Baton Rouge. Hatch and his defense team hugged and began crying once the verdict was read. Prosecutors said Hatch hired […]
Lil Boosie's fate now lies in the hands of a Louisiana jury. Both the prosecution and the defense concluded their cases in the rapper's murder trial Thursday (May 10).
Opening arguments began on Saturday (May 5) in front of a packed courtroom in the first degree murder trial of Baton Rouge rapper Torrence “Lil Boosie” Hatch.
Lil Boosie’s mother Connie is calling upon fans around the world to host local prayer vigils for her incarcerated song, who will begin trial for murder on April 30.
A secret jury will be used for Lil Boosie’s murder trial, beginning on April 30. An anonymous jury is planned for Lil Boosie’s first-degree murder trial, according to The Advocate. The practice of secret jurors is rarely used for trials, but Boosie’s attorneys claim that the court has made an exception. The last time an […]
