Russell Brand pleads innocence in message via wife behind bars

Russell Brand said he was “not guilty of the offenses for which I was imprisoned” in a message read by his wife on YouTube.

Presentation of an episode of their Sunday service On the show, Laura Brand spoke a few words on behalf of her husband, who is behind bars at Littlehey Prison, a prison for men convicted of sexual offences. Brand was convicted of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault.

Reading from a notepad, Laura Brand said: “Beloved brothers and sisters in Christ, God bless you for your support. As you know, I am not guilty of the offenses for which I have been imprisoned, so something strange is happening.”

She continued: “The good news is that Christ is with us when we choose, and I am. I’m incarcerated at HMP Littlehey. Small as in small, and hey as in ‘Hey, I’m in the biggest sex offender prison in Europe.’

“The good news is that I have already seen that the staff here are strong, kind and dedicated. And as for my fellow inmates, I now know that I am in no position to judge anyone.

“I don’t know what other men here are not guilty, and those who are are people for whom Christ died, like you and me. Let us all love each other, pray for each other, and forgive one another as God has forgiven us.”

An audibly emotional Laura Brand added: “Please support my precious wife and family. I feel your prayers, your brother in Christ. Russell.”

Laura opened the YouTube video by saying she was streaming to “continue the good work that was being established here in this context.” Sunday service community. Something very, very close to mine and Russell’s heart.

Earlier this weekend, one of Brand’s accusers waived her legal right to anonymity following the incident. Forgetting Sarah Marshall The star was imprisoned.

In an interview with Sunday timeMia Latter alleged she was orally raped by Brand in 2006, when she was 16 and he was 30. She alleged that Brand called her “the child” during their relationship, which she now considers to have been emotionally and sexually abusive.

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