This celebrity/reality star/p*rn star better be careful.
He keeps going after the reality family.
People have ended up dead who went after them before.
Ray J
Kardashians
The names that fit what Enty might be hinting at are:
Angela Kukawski, a business manager who worked with the Kardashians, died in 2021 in what police have called a homicide. She was found dead in her car in Simi Valley in December 2021. Police later arrested her boyfriend, Jason Barker, on suspicion of torture and murder.
Kim Porter, Sean “Diddy” Combs’ former partner and the mother of some of his children (and formerly linked to the Kardashian saga via Ray J), has also been the subject of conspiracy theories. For example, singer Al B. called for an investigation around her 2018 death, hinting of a larger cover-up. He suggested that something about her passing “was not right” and that she may have left clues or warnings about danger she faced. Porter’s official cause of death, per the coroner, was lobar pneumonia and was classified as natural.
Ray J is once again putting Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner on blast, this time with a shocking claim that he’s working with federal authorities to build a RICO case against them (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act).
“The federal RICO I’m about to drop on Kris and Kim is about to be crazy,” Ray J declared during a livestream with Chrisean Rock that quickly spread across social media.
“I’m talking about, I’m on the news every day. I’m gonna say a lot of s–t. Anybody that is cool with Kim, they need to tell her now, the feds is coming. There’s nothing I can do about it.” He didn’t hold back, adding, “It’s worse than Diddy.”
So far, he’s offered no details or evidence to back up the explosive statement, and none of the parties involved, Kim, Kris, or Ray J himself, have followed up with clarification. Still, the timing of his rant has people buzzing. RICO charges, typically reserved for mobsters and drug kingpins, are a far cry from reality TV empire drama, but Ray J insists the Kardashians’ turn under federal scrutiny is on its way.
This isn’t the first time he’s floated the idea. Back in May, while weighing in on Sean “Diddy” Combs’ legal troubles, Ray J mused, “If you told me that the Kardashians were being charged for racketeering, I might believe it.” His history with the family runs deep and ugly. In September 2022, after Kris Jenner passed a televised lie detector test claiming she had no hand in releasing the infamous 2007 sex tape, Ray J unleashed a furious Instagram tirade.
“YOU f–ked with THE WRONG BLACK MAN krisjenner @kimkardashian,” he wrote in all caps. “I DONT GIVE A F–K HOW OLD THIS S–T IS!! WHAT YOU TRYING TO DO TO ME IS ALMOST INHUMANE AND FOUL AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL, F–K THIS BEING JUST RACIST, THIS IS WRONG TO DO TO ANYBODY, YOU THINK YOU CAN JUST F–K PEOPLE OVER AND GET AWAY WITH IT FOREVER!!!”
For Ray J, the tape remains a wound that hasn’t healed. He’s described it as the worst thing that ever happened to him, the moment that derailed his life and left a permanent stain on his name. Now, with his latest outburst, he’s hinting that payback, and perhaps justice, is finally on the horizon.
More info o RICO
RICO is a U.S. federal law passed in 1970 that was originally designed to go after the Mafia and other organized crime groups. It allows prosecutors to charge people or organizations if they’re suspected of being part of a pattern of organized criminal activity. Instead of just going after individual crimes, RICO ties them together into one larger case of racketeering.
For example, it’s been used against drug cartels, mob families, and even some corporations. Under RICO, if someone is shown to have committed at least two related criminal acts (fraud, bribery, money laundering, etc.) as part of a bigger scheme, they can face heavy fines and long prison sentences.