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An acquaintance of R. Kelly's recalled how the singer once lugged a duffel bag everywhere — to recording studios, film sets and gyms. Stuffed inside, she said, was a collection of his homemade VHS sex tapes.
Despite Kelly's efforts in the 1990s to hold those recordings close, some leaked out. Untold numbers were copied and recopied and distributed nationwide through flea markets and street vendors. They have circulated for years and are still available on websites. A Pennsylvania man said he recently discovered one while cleaning his home.
Recordings have been integral to Kelly's criminal cases.
A sole video was at the heart of his 2008 child pornography trial that ended with Kelly's surprise acquittal. Video is behind some of the sexual abuse charges filed last month accusing the Grammy winner of violating three girls and woman.
A 45-minute video of Kelly having sex with a girl who says on camera that she's 14 helped convince Cook County prosecutors to bring the new case, said Michael Avenatti, who handed the tape to prosecutors just weeks before charges.
"That's the bombshell piece of evidence that led to the indictments," Avenatti, who previously represented porn star Stormy Daniels in a lawsuit against President Donald Trump, said Wednesday.
It's unclear how the first tapes got into the hands of someone other than Kelly. At the 2008 trial, prosecution witness Lisa Van Allen said Kelly was rarely seen without the duffel bag.
"Wherever he was at, the bag would follow him," she told jurors.
Van Allen, who had an on-and-off affair with Kelly starting in 1997, said the recordings included ones of him having sex simultaneously with her and the girl prosecutors alleged was in the 2008 trial video.
At trial, Kelly attorney Sam Adam Jr. scoffed at the idea of the superstar hauling around a bag of sex tapes as if he were "some kind of porno Santa Claus."
In all, over half a dozen videos have been referred to in court testimony or filings, or by journalists and lawyers.
Avenatti, who represents two accusers, said he gave prosecutors two tapes never previously made public, both featuring the same girl spotlighted in the 2008 trial. The second tape — turned over after charges were filed — was a 55-minute video shot sometime between 1999 and 2000. He says he also has a possible third video.
Van Allen, who said she became disillusioned with Kelly, removed at least one tape with her on it from the bag while Kelly was distracted, court filings say.
The only video shown in its entirety in open court was the one entered as "People's Exhibit No. 1" at Kelly's trial. Kelly shot it in a log cabin-themed room at his North Side Chicago home between 1998 and 2000 when the girl was as young as 13, prosecutors said.
In the 27-minute video, a man has sex with a young female. He hands her money and she mouths, "Thank you." He speaks in a hushed voice, and she calls him "Daddy." At one point, he urinates on the girl. The man who leans in to adjust the camera appears to be Kelly or someone with a striking resemblance to him.
A reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times, Jim DeRogatis, received the tape anonymously in his mailbox in February 2002 and turned it over to law enforcement. Five months later, based on the video, Kelly was charged with child pornography.
Weeks before charges, bootleg copies of the video appeared on street corners across the U.S., the Sun-Times reported. A VHS copy sold for $10. A DVD version went for $15. Some had scenes from different recordings, including with Kelly having sex with an adult dancer. Some pornography websites advertise they have Kelly sex tapes available.
The tapes pose legal risks to anybody who possessed them.
When authorities announced the pornography charges, they issued a warning: Anyone who bought or copied the video could face similar charges. That raised concerns at news organizations that editors and reporters who viewed the tape outside court could be charged.
Kelly knew his tapes, unless he regained control of them, could continually land him in legal trouble.
As his 2008 trial approached, Kelly offered Van Allen $250,000 to recover the tape she took, she said. Acquaintances of hers brought it to a Chicago hotel, where it was handed over to a Kelly associate for $20,000 in cash, according to court documents.
The Pennsylvania man, Gary Dennis, told reporters he happened upon a video with Kelly's name on a label while cleaning out a box of old tapes. After slipping it into a VHS player, the nursing home employee said he was shocked to see the footage wasn't of a concert but of Kelly having sex with a girl.
Kelly's attorney, Steve Greenberg, said it's not Kelly. He said a news conference held Sunday with Dennis and attorney Gloria Allred illustrated that it's "open season on R. Kelly." Kelly denies ever sexually abusing anyone.
Avenatti would not say precisely how he located the Kelly tapes but that they were not black-market copies. He said he could show "a clear chain of custody" of the tapes from Kelly to prosecutors.
Video history will again be an issue at any future trial. VHS tapes do not have reliable time stamps, so pinpointing when and where they were produced is a challenge, said Edward Primeau, a video forensic expert in Michigan.
In 2008, Adam told jurors no one knew how many hands the video had passed through. It was, he said, "a copy of a copy of a copy," so it wasn't reliable.
Kelly's lawyers also sought to buttress Kelly's claim he wasn't in the video. The girl prosecutors said was in the video also denied it was her. The defense suggested the tape could have been computer-generated.
A prosecution analyst disputed that, saying the work needed to manipulate each eye blink, shadow and facial expression on the 100,000-frame video would take four decades. A forensic expert also testified that distinctive knots in the wood of Kelly's log-paneled room matched the knots in the background of the video.
If Kelly goes to trial again, the outcome then won't rest wholly on video evidence.
Jurors told reporters after acquitting Kelly in 2008 that the lone video could not dispel their doubts, especially when neither the girl nor her parents testified. Said one juror: "What we had wasn't enough."
This time prosecutors seem to have more. They have at least several accusers willing to testify. And they have potentially corroborating evidence, including what they say is Kelly's DNA found in semen on one of the accuser's shirts.

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Embattled R&B star R Kelly - who has been plagued by harrowing sex abuse claims - was allegedly filmed having sex with a girl who identifies as 14-years-old in a sickening 43-min tape
R KELLY was allegedly filmed having sex with a 14-year-old girl in a video tape passed to US authorities this week, according to explosive claims made today.
Footage purports to show the embattled singer "engaging in multiple sexual assaults of a girl underage", celeb lawyer Michael Avenatti said.
The girl in the tape - which has been seen by CNN - reportedly refers to her body parts as 14 years old.
It was passed to the leading Hollywood lawyer by an alleged "whistleblower" against Kelly, Avenatti said - and it has been handed to prosecutors in Chicago.
Authorities there are already allegedly investigating claims made in an explosive documentary series named Surviving R. Kelly that aired last month.
In that series, several women came forward with harrowing allegations of having abusive sexual relationships with the star.
The 43-minute long tape allegedly shows two explicit scenes featuring a man "who appears to be R Kelly performing multiple sex acts with the girl", CNN reported.
She also allegedly calls him "daddy" multiple times, the report claims.
And the girl reportedly refers to her genitals as 14-years-old.
The man also asks the girl to urinate before he urinates on her, CNN says.
In a statement, Avenatti - who has represented Stormy Daniels, the porn star who allegedly had an affair with Donald Trump - said his client knows both R. Kelly and the girl in the video.
Avenatti added: "He identified the two of them on the videotape. He worked for and has known R. Kelly for decades and he met the girl on a number of occasions."
Responding to the fresh allegations in a lengthy statement, R Kelly's attorney Steven Greenberg told The Sun Online: "This morning I woke up to reports that a video had surfaced showing R Kelly allegedly with an underage girl.
"The reports were prompted from a tweet by Michael Avenatti, who himself was the subject of unfavourable news articles just yesterday. Timing is everything.
"The calls and emails I received were the first I've heard of these allegations. I understand that CNN says that they have seen this video.
"If the video were what it is claimed to be, by sharing it with CNN Mr. Avenatti would be committing a felony, as would the reporter who viewed it.
"I doubt if either would put themselves in that position. That combined with the other facts that I know lead me to question the reports.
"I have not been contacted by anyone connected with law enforcement, nor has R Kelly.
"Mr. Kelly denies that he has engaged in any illegal conduct, of any kind whatsoever.
"He would like to be able to continue to write and sing and produce and perform.
"Unfortunately, as a result of a documentary that regurgitated long ago rejected claims, he has been adjudged guilty in the public eye.
"In this age of hashtags we are too quick to rush to judgement simply because something is associated with a hashtag.
"A hashtag does not make claims credible."
Absent conclusive evidence, proof beyond reasonable doubt, I would ask that people follow the principles that make this country great.
The alleged tape did not appear as evidence in Kelly's 2008 trial in which he was acquitted on child pornography charges.
Kelly - one of the most successful R&B acts in history - has been plagued by claims of sexual abuse against several women and girls - which he denies.
All of the claims made against him excluding the 2008 acquittal were settled out of court.
But a campaign under the hashtag #MuteRKelly led by former fans and music industry colleagues against Kelly has gained prominence.
His attorney Mr Greenberg's statement added: "All of the claims by these women were brought forth years ago, rejected by the police, and/or rejected by the courts, but now for their own gain they have rehashed them.
"Each of the women in that documentary are out for money, whether they have suddenly filed a lawsuit, they have all of a sudden released their own song, or they have written a book.
"Indeed, some of the women are going on a 'Surviving R Kelly Tour,' charging for people to hear them speak about their lives.
"Accuse R Kelly and boom, make a buck.
"There are three countries in the world where people are presumed guilty, China, North Korea, and Myanmar.
"Unfortunately, that is the standard of justice that is now being applied to R Kelly.
"In this country people are entitled to presumption of innocence.
"Absent conclusive evidence, proof beyond reasonable doubt, I would ask that people follow the principles that make this country great.
"Thanks to all his fans and their support.
"He will continue to work on his album."
The Sun Online has also contacted Kelly's attorney for comment.
A spokesperson for Cook County State's Attorney's Office in Chicago said they can neither "cannot confirm or deny an investigation".
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R. Kelly seen having sex with underage girl in new tape, attorney Michael Avenatti says

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Lawyer Michael Avenatti claims he has a new tape that shows R&B star R. Kelly having sex with an underage girl.
CHICAGO (WLS) -- A lawyer claims he has a new tape that shows R &B star R. Kelly having sex with an underage girl. The footage was reportedly given to attorney Michael Avenatti by an alleged victim, and has been handed over to authorities.
According to the attorney for several alleged victims, R. Kelly is a serial sexual abuser of young girls. He was acquitted of criminal charges more than a decade ago, but Avenatti said he has turned over video of the singer engaging in sex acts with a girl who is purportedly 14 years old.
In a statement, Avenatti said: "As part of our effort to ensure that Mr. Kelly is finally held accountable for his repeated sexual assaults of minors...we have provided extensive information, including the videotape...and witnesses to Cook County state's attorney Kim Foxx."
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Many of the recent allegations surfaced after the recent airing of the documentary "Surviving R. Kelly," which prompted the state's attorney to publicly call on victims to come forward and cooperate.
Kelly's attorney Steve Greenberg denies that the singer has done anything wrong, tweeting: "As we have said before, #RKelly, since being wrongly accused years ago, has always followed the law."
Kelly's attorney said the state's attorney has not contacted him. The state's attorney's office said they can neither confirm nor deny that there is an investigation at this point.
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