Watch the film. He was part of the con. He’s been around a long time, he’s no naive innocent child. He sat in on business meetings where the “financing” was discussed. Just ‘cause he was never indicted is no reason to take him for a poor innocent lamb.

This all rings a bell. Anybody remember a few years back when that celebrity chick got permanent residence with a BJ and a Rolex? LMAO.

I saw the film. The video doesn’t lie. This guy was no victim, he was a perpetrator. His “big-time rap star playa” routine was part of the con. He should be sharing a cell with McFarland.

Indeed. Well-said. SMH.

I saw the Netflix documentary. Nobody in that film lays any blame whatsoever on anybody in the Bahamas. Not even close. The minister has not the faintest clue what he’s talking about.

True dat! Tribune articles are not famous for their clarity. But I’ll bet the reporter is a whiz with text messages and an iPhone.

Cool. An airline whose planes break down flying into an airport whose lights don’t work. What could possibly go wrong?

I agree, but $630K is absurd for a song that has brought in just $22 in royalties. That’s 20-30 years’ pay for most Bahamians. It’s lawyers who thought they could grab a fast fee and now they are running up obscene expenses for both sides. Stupid greedy.

Biometrics? Half the government has difficulty making change for a dollar, and you’re talking biometrics? Dream on, brother, dream on ...

Tal, respectfully, have you ever considered writing clear, grammatically correct sentences, without all “da sauce”, which might help you get your point across? Half the time we dinna know wha’ you givin’ speaks to.

The phrase “besides cookin’ he pots gifted stew fish” can be awfully difficult to parse.