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Pooh Shiesty is a free man. “@poohshiesty is ready,” the attorney shared on Instagram Oct. 7. “Wait until you see hus [sic] comeback. He will be bigger than ever. I am always glad to see a client ...

On October 6, 2025, Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty was released early from federal prison and transitioned into a halfway house — six months ahead of his original scheduled release date of April 11, 2026 ...

The “Back in Blood” rapper (real name Lontrell D. Williams) was released from federal prison after serving three years of his five year and three month sentence, his lawyer Bradford Cohen confirmed. “ ...

Rapper Pooh Shiesty, born Lontrell Donell Williams Jr., has been released early from federal prison after serving approximately three years of a five-year sentence. He was incarcerated following a ...

Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty is home after serving more than four years in federal prison. In April 2022 the artist, real name Lontrell Williams, was sentenced to 63 months in prison after pleading ...

Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty was released from prison this week, according to his attorney. The artist, whose real name is Lontrell Williams, was incarcerated at a high-security prison in Pennsylvania, ...

Rapper Pooh Shiesty, who was serving a more than five-year prison sentence for a Florida gun charge, has been released from federal prison custody, records show. The 25-year-old rapper, whose legal ...

Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty has been released from federal prison after serving time for a gun charge. He was originally sentenced to more than five years but was released early from his initial 2026 ...

Long before the cloud (whatever that is) and before playlists guessed what we'd like to discover, music was something you touched, held, and hunted for. And now, thanks to a surprising twist, the more ...

On Monday, former detective John Jones wore a green and white shirt for just the second time in 34 years — signaling long-awaited closure to the families of the four teenage girls killed in the ...