One of Hushpuppi’s friend, Pac has successfully regained his freedom from the US custody.
KFN recall’s that Pac was among those that was arrested alongside Hushpuppi at his Dubai residence in May 2020.
Taking to Instagram to share the good news of his freedom, Pac wrote;
“It is not funny how a dramatic turn of event can change everything forever. What seemed a quest for greener pastures turned out to be the darkest 6mths of my life. The pains of incarceration, the groans of solitude, the agonies of torture, my life that is lived with hope and great expectations was crumbling before me. A year ago today, I, Rahman(Hushpuppi) and some other friends got arrested in Dubai, it was a week to my birthday, I thought the end has come. How am I supposed to make it out of these? I came to Dubai for opportunities, but here I am, behind guarded bars. The experience was not palatable, I wouldn’t wish it on an enemy.
Miraculously they got nothing on me. Freedom is good, but the experience remains indelible as I can’t free my thoughts and minds from the grips of confinements. I still have nightmares. For all it is worth, I am happy to walk the street and take-in the air as a free man. I am thankful for life and for the grace to look forward to my next birthday as a celebration of life and not behind bars counting down days with possibilities of worst outcomes. Life has not been the same since, more so, with my best friend and benefactor(Hushpuppi) still in detention. I hope he gets lucky too. I hope he returns back to his friends and families in one healthy piece.
I want to thank everyone that stood by me during these trying times. I want to say thank you to obakaakaki for the ceaseless love and affection.
This comes 7 months after the release of Hushpuppi’s photographer, Kelvin who was arrested after being found in the house which the main suspects lived in.
He was released after he was found non-culpable in the money laundering and internet fraud allegation Hushpuppi and Woodberry were charged with before the two were extradited to the United States. Others remained in Dubai.
