BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Victims of a botched nightclub shooting are asking a judge to seize the earnings from an album that officials say rapper C-Murder recorded and released while in prison.
The rapper, whose real name is Corey Miller, was convicted of attempted murder after a malfunctioning handgun prevented him from opening fire in a Baton Rouge nightclub in 2001. He is serving a life sentence for a separate slaying.
The Advocate (https://bit.ly/2jVJ5hw) reports that attorneys for staff and patrons at Club Raggs told a judge Tuesday that C-Murder’s recently released songs show he still has a lucrative music career. The victims want the earnings to cover $150,000 in unpaid civil judgments.
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Miller said he recorded the music before he was sent away, but officials determined the music was recorded in the penitentiary.
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Information from: The Advocate, https://theadvocate.com
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