Earlier this afternoon, our post about Raz B's half-hearted denial of his earlier allegations that his former manager, Chris Stokes, forced him and his bandmates in B2K (shown here in, uh, "happier" times) into orgies and other sex games—and the possibility that said denial could in fact serve as the denoument to this sordid affair—garnered this comment from a reader:
This story is sooo not over. Now Raz B's brother is saying that the LA Crips gang forced his brother to say those things at gunpoint and Raz B has been missing for 2 days. The whole thing is wild, just wild.
I thought that the commenter was joking, but both stories actually came straight from Raz B's brother, a.k.a. Ricky Romance, via the gossip site Bossip, which is apparently doing further legwork on that side of the story. Meanwhile, people claiming to be Raz B and his management have taken to their MySpace bulletins, as a reader of Oh No They Didn't found out:
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So there's an interview with the perpetually troubled MC DMX up on the Web site of Complex today, and as you would expect from a man who's up on animal-cruelty charges and using fake names on hospital bills, it's full of classy bits about sex and speeding (although he claims he exceeds the maximum MPH while driving much nicer cars than the ones he's been caught in by traffic cameras). But there's one bit that made me wonder if he's actually using the word "groupie" as code for the term "police officer":
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"A French youth has been charged with posing online as the star of teen rock band Tokio Hotel to trick young girls into sending him nude photos, police said Friday.... He convinced several to send him nude photographs, some sexually explicit, which he went on to publish on the Internet." Some of the girls were as young as 11. Stories like this make me convinced that everyone should read 
