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Kultur 6h

Culture relayed Koba Lad's remarks about his detention. He explained that he has been locked up for two years, 23 hours a day, with one hour per day allowed in the gym. He said he spends the rest of the time in his cell and sees only the guards. Koba Lad added that, in his opinion, people did not know the truth. He acknowledged having made mistakes and felt that he had to pay the price. He also stated that he knew he would end up in prison, without knowing the reason. #KobaLad #Justice #Prison (translated)

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FRENCHRAPUS 🇺🇸 7h

FRENCHRAPUS reported that Koba LaD had spoken from his cell and feared leaving prison at 30 without a diploma and without a career. According to the account, the rapper had written to Wejdene after the accident to end their relationship, while saying he was still in love with her. He claimed that she had been visiting him in the visiting room for two years and answering his calls. FRENCHRAPUS also indicated that Koba LaD said he had been held in isolation for two years, confined 23 hours a day and allowed one hour in the yard. The rapper reportedly denied any connection to Mohamed Amra's escape, while acknowledging that he had made mistakes and had to face the consequences. He also stated that he was working on a sentence adjustment and wanted to return to music. Finally, according to FRENCHRAPUS, Koba LaD had mentioned the death of his friend in the accident, saying he was unable to attend his funeral and felt responsible for his disappearance. He reportedly confided that he had not been able to grieve, two years after the events. #KobaLaD #RapFrançais #Musique (translated)

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Rapunchline 8h

Rapunchline reported that Koba LaD described his isolation in prison as difficult. The rapper stated that he had been incarcerated for two years, locked up 23 hours a day and allowed one hour in the gym. He claimed he saw no one other than the guards and heard many lies about himself. He acknowledged having made a mistake and having to face the consequences, adding that he had always thought he would end up in prison. #KobaLad #Justice #Prison (translated)

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Rvpfr 9h

Rvpfr reported that Koba LaD had spoken about his detention conditions, his relationship with Wejdene, and the death of his friend William. The rapper reportedly indicated that he had been held in isolation for two years, spending 23 hours a day in his cell and having one hour to go to the exercise yard. According to Rvpfr, Koba LaD had recounted that he had written to Wejdene after the accident to tell her that their relationship was over and that she should focus on her career. However, he mentioned that he was still in love with her and emphasized that she had been visiting him and answering his calls for two years. Wejdene also reportedly revealed that he had talked to her about marriage in the south. Koba LaD said he regretted some people he had allowed into his life and explained that their absence would help him sort through things. He feared, according to the reported statements, that he would leave prison at 30 without a career or degree. He also indicated he was working on obtaining a sentence adjustment and hoped to soon reconnect with his audience with new tracks. Regarding the escape of Mohamed Amra, the rapper denied any involvement and stated that an effort was being made to place the responsibility for others' affairs on him. He accused the media of portraying him as a "Pablo Escobar of France" and claimed that investigators knew he had no connection to this case. Finally, Koba LaD said he thought about William's death every day, considering him a close friend. He explained that he had not been able to grieve or attend the funeral and expressed his belief that the loss of his friend would pain him for the rest of his life. #KobaLaD #Prison #Musique (translated)

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Kultur 3w

Kultur wrote that Prime Video announced a documentary series dedicated to Koba LaD, titled "Koba LaD: Tomorrow I Stop," and mentioned the date of November 14. https://t.co/8WbnHuwCfy #KobaLad #Documentaire #PrimeVideo (translated)

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