Kim Kardashian Advocates For Master P’s Brother’s Prison Release Citing New Louisiana Law
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Advocates New Trial For Master P’s Brother
8/3/2023 3:42 PM PT
Kim Kardashian is back to campaigning for Master P‘s brother’s release from prison … citing a new law in the state of Louisiana that could possibly land the incarcerated rapper a new trial.
Corey Miller, the former No Limit rapper, has been locked up in the Bayou State since 2002 where he’s serving a life sentence for second-degree murder … an alleged miscarriage of justice, according to Kim.
On Thursday, she dropped several statements on social media breaking down Louisiana’s new law Section 926.2 … which allows people to submit new factual evidence to prove their innocence.
Kim thinks Corey isn’t being given his fair rights, as he’s never been given an evidentiary hearing to explain his side, and several witnesses have since recanted statements.
I wanted to shed some light on a case that I’ve been working on for years…
Corey Miller has spent 21 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, and his conviction is based entirely on the testimony of two men, whom the State dragged to trial just on material witness…
— Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian) August 3, 2023
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“Louisiana recently enacted a new law that provides innocent people with the ability to raise a post-conviction claim of factual innocence. Mr. Miller has raised such a claim and, like all of his prior post-conviction filings, has been denied relief without even so much as an evidentiary hearing. In light of the fact that the only witnesses have completely recanted their testimony, there is absolutely no remaining evidence against Mr. Miller.”
The 52-year-old, who rapped under the name C-Murder, has been getting public support from Master P, his family, his ex-GF Monica Brown, and Kim for years … but the state hasn’t shared their sentiments.
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His last shot at freedom came back in 2019 … when a judge ruled those aforementioned recanted statements weren’t credible enough to force a retrial.