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| | Nastassja Kinski [ mp3 ]album: This Is Dance!
format: mp3
release: 2003 year
bitrate: 192
length: 72:53 min
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 Tracks of This Is Dance!:
 It's Good Enough.mp3
To Me.mp3
Bad Girls Go To Hell [Whipped Creem Miri G Hell Mix].mp3
Never Gonna Come Back Down [Timo Maas Mix].mp3
Holiday [Extended Mix].mp3
O.C.B..mp3
Tears From The Moon [Tiesto In Search Of Sunrise Remix].mp3
On And On [Junior Vasquez Remix].mp3
Captivated.mp3
Fundamental.mp3
Little Speaker.mp3
Awakening [Delerium Remix].mp3
Away Your Life.mp3
Close To The Limit [Rick Strom Remix].mp3
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News from our arhive: Lil Kim Takes The Stand To Defend Her Testimony |
In her perjury trial, rapper Lil’ Kim took the stand Thursday to defend the alleged lies that could see her behind bars for up to 30 years if found guilty. In the second week of her trial, Lil’ Kim, whose real name is Kimberly Jones, said she had no motive to lie to the grand jury. She described the two men she was supposedly protecting as thieves whom she didn’t trust. Kim said her former manager Damien Butler and associate Suif Jackson stole from her and she hadn’t had relationships with them in two years.
Kim told the jury she was a victim and repeated that she doesn’t remember seeing Butler firing a gun during the shootout at New York’s Hot 97 radio station. She said it was a traumatic experience and before she knew it she was thrown into her limo. Prosecutors allege that Kim and her assistant lied to the grand jury about knowing the gunmen involved in the incident. Prosecutors have shown video of Kim getting into her limo with some of the suspects.
The two men Kim is accused of protecting have pled guilty to being involved in the shooting. Jackson has been sentenced to 12 years in jail, while Butler is still waiting on a sentence. Other witnesses who’ve testified, including Lil’ Cease and Capone, have described the scene outside the radio station as chaotic. There were at least six guns involved and 30 bullets fired on the Manhattan street. |
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