R. Kelly Vows To Help Investors Reclaim Lost Money
R+B star R. Kelly has vowed to help investors reclaim money from the promoters of a number of dates on his 2007 Double Up tour of the U.S.
A case was filed against concert showman Dutch Leonard Rowe later on it emerged he sold non-existent shares in trey of the 38 dates of the circuit, which ended in January (08).
The cause claims Rowe and his Atlanta-based troupe Rowe Amusement promised investors one-half of the profits from performances, in bring back for a cash investiture of $440,000 (GBP220,000), reports AllHipHop.com.
Rowe so told investors the shows lost money, and as a resultant role no monetary resource were paid out to them - yet though the shows were allegedly profitable.
The statement from Grace Patricia Kelly - world Health Organization denies any noesis of Rowe's error - reads, "I agreed to let Elmore Leonard Rowe elevate my tour because he convinced me he was an underdog wHO deserved a chance to prove himself. Like the expression goes, no good deed of conveyance goes unpunished.
"I have fill in fellow feeling for entirely of the good people world Health Organization were swindled by Rowe and I will do everything I ass to help them catch their money back from him."
Reb Beach
