Young Thug’s Lawyer Wants Video Evidence of a Goat Sacrifice Ritual to Be Suppressed From Trial

In early 2022, Young Thug and several members of YSL Records were arrested and charged with conspiracy to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act. YSL member Shannon Stillwell (aka SB), was also arrested around the same time on alleged murder charges.

But that arrest was rather bizarre and it was all caught on video (most likely body cams). When police raided Stillwell’s home, he was reportedly in the midst of an all-out goat sacrifice ritual.

Young Thug’s lawyer wants video evidence of this arrest to be suppressed because it would “prejudice the jury against Mr. Williams” (Young Thug).

Here’s the motion filed by Young Thug’s lawyer.

JUST IN: Attorneys for Young Thug filed a motion Thursday, claiming that co-defendant, Shannon Stillwell, who is facing numerous charges, including murder, was arrested by police “while in the midst of a religious ceremony which involved supposed sacrifice of goats.” @wsbtv pic.twitter.com/SWHl6vk7h6

— Michael Seiden (@SeidenWSBTV) July 28, 2023

As you can see, the lawyer strategically phrased what was caught on video as a “religious ceremony which involved the supposed sacrifice of goats”.

That’s some typical lawyer talk. It was an occult blood ritual. Whether you call it voodoo, witchcraft, Brujeria or all-out satanism, it’s an occult ritual involving blood sacrifice. That’s what they do.

It’s not like Young Thug and his industry friends were hiding it. As seen in countless articles, their videos and photoshoots keep referencing their rituals.

In 2018, I published an article about Young Thug’s video Up featuring Lil Uzi Vert (pronounced Lil Lucifer). Here’s a screenshot from it.

There’s a lot of weirdness and irregularities surrounding this trial as it pokes at some of the shadiness happening in the music industry. They want this video footage of ritual sacrifice to be suppressed because it would hurt Young Thug’s brand and influence negatively the jurors. More importantly, people would see for themselves the dark, depraved, and satanic side of the music industry. And they really do not want that – they want to be able to keep calling us “conspiracy theorists”.