Federal prosecutors told jurors that Grammy-winning R&B superstar R. Kelly had “a hidden side, a dark side,” as his child-pornography and obstruction-of-justice trial in Chicago kicked off in earnest Wednesday.
Kelly defense attorney Jennifer Bonjean then countered that the feds’ case is built on anticipated testimony from witnesses she described as criminals with immunity deals. She even questioned whether the alleged victim from Kelly’s 2008 child-pornography trial will take the stand and testify that she appeared in an infamous video with Kelly.
