Kodak Black's Mom Threatens To Take Her Own Life If Something Happens to Her Son! Whats REALLY Goin On With Kodak & More! 1.23.2020

Last month a message from either Kodak Black or one of his handlers surfaced, where it said the rapper was being abused in prison and wasn’t getting the proper medical attention. 
Now his mother, Marcelene Simmons, has recruited famed attorney Benjamin Crump for answers, and they held a press conference on Wednesday.
In November, Black was sentenced to three years and 10 months in prison for lying on a federal gun application.
The 22-year-old has been locked up at Miami Federal Department of Corrections, where he claimed he was drugged by correctional officers there.
“On October 29th I was laced with an unknown substance here in Miami FDC,” read the message from last month. “That substance gave me an out of body experience and had me feeling like I was possessed and dying slowly.”
Then in a message that was posted to Black’s Instagram page on Jan. 17, it said the rapper had been denied a visit with his mother and gotten some of his privileges taken away for no reason. 
“They are strategically killing me slowly in here. I have been humiliated over and over again,” some of that message read.
On Wednesday Crump — who became nationally known after he represented Trayvon Martin‘s family — said he planned to meet with the rapper Wednesday morning to check on his well-being and discuss the alleged mistreatment. 

Last month a message from either Kodak Black or one of his handlers surfaced, where it said the rapper was being abused in prison and wasn’t getting the proper medical attention. 

Now his mother, Marcelene Simmons, has recruited famed attorney Benjamin Crump for answers, and they held a press conference on Wednesday.

In November, Black was sentenced to three years and 10 months in prison for lying on a federal gun application.

The 22-year-old has been locked up at Miami Federal Department of Corrections, where he claimed he was drugged by correctional officers there.

“On October 29th I was laced with an unknown substance here in Miami FDC,” read the message from last month. “That substance gave me an out of body experience and had me feeling like I was possessed and dying slowly.”

Then in a message that was posted to Black’s Instagram page on Jan. 17, it said the rapper had been denied a visit with his mother and gotten some of his privileges taken away for no reason. 

“They are strategically killing me slowly in here. I have been humiliated over and over again,” some of that message read.

On Wednesday Crump — who became nationally known after he represented Trayvon Martin‘s family — said he planned to meet with the rapper Wednesday morning to check on his well-being and discuss the alleged mistreatment.