In a shocking development in the ongoing legal saga involving Megan Thee Stallion and Tory Lanez, a bodyguard has come forward with explosive claims that may shift the narrative surrounding the infamous July 2020 shooting incident. Bradley James, who was reportedly working as a bodyguard for Kelsey Nicole Harris on the night of the incident, stated that Kelsey admitted to firing the gun that injured Megan Thee Stallion.
According to James, during the trial of Tory Lanez, he overheard Kelsey declare that she had fired the weapon three times. He alleged that Lanez attempted to grab her arm to disarm her, which caused the weapon to discharge two additional times. James emphasized that Lanez, also known as Mr. Peterson, never touched the gun or shot anyone. This revelation aligns with testimony from Shawn Kelly, the only non-party witness, who corroborated that gunshots came from the passenger side of the vehicle where Kelsey was seated.
James, who claims he was not bound by any confidentiality agreements, expressed his moral obligation to come forward and clear Lanez’s name, suggesting that the investigation had significant irregularities. He questioned why there was a lack of DNA evidence from other potential suspects present that night, particularly Kelsey and the driver, Jquan Smith, while Lanez’s DNA was the only one sampled.
This new information raises critical questions about the integrity of the original investigation and the charges against Lanez, who is currently serving a sentence for the shooting. If Kelsey is indeed identified as the shooter, it could have severe repercussions for her and potentially for Megan Thee Stallion’s career, as the narrative of the case has largely painted Lanez as the sole perpetrator.
As the situation unfolds, legal experts and fans alike are eagerly awaiting further developments, particularly regarding Kelsey’s potential immunity and how this testimony might impact the ongoing discourse surrounding the case.