A big part of the reason Lil Durk can't get bond on his federal murder-for-hire case is that the government is worried about potential witness intimidation.
Now they are accusing Smurk of intimidating witnesses from behind bars.
In response to Durk's lawyers' motion to have the case dismissed because prosecutors improperly used his lyrics in their indictment, the Feds revealed that witnesses and their families have been threatened.
"[Durk] is not on trial for his lyrics or his music; he is on trial because he directed, orchestrated, and financed the brazen murder plot at issue in this case,” U.S. Attorney Bilal A. Essayli argued. “The motion fails to cite any legitimate basis to dismiss the indictment or unseal grand jury transcripts, particularly in this murder case where witnesses and their family members have already been threatened."
Do you think Durk ever comes home?
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