today.
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>> Welcome back to "Access
live."
R. Kelly was in court yesterday
facing 11 new charges.
He continues to deny any
wrongdoing.
>> We've seen that.
Joining us now is Alison triessl
to breakdown the latest.
Tell me what these new charges
>> There are four victims.
We're not adding any new
victims, but it's enhancing the
charges he already has and these
are the most serious.
Four of the counts are
aggravated sexual assault, each
of them carry a maximum of 30
years in prison.
He's looking at spending the
rest of his life in prison.
>> What about if he continues to
deny --
>> This is very much R. Kelly's
he's never admitted any
wrongdoing at all.
For a lot of people, this has
been coming for at least 20
years and now he has no other
choice but to say I didn't do
this because there's no plea
that he can accept that these
victims will be happy with that
won't land him in prison for
many, many years.
>> You are saying there are new
victims.
What is the likelihood, because
he's been avoiding the jail
system.
What is the likelihood he could
be convicted?
>> This is why I think he's
going to go down this time.
Unlike the other cases where the
victims were very reluctant to
testify, you have four very
eager witnesses that are willing
to tell their entire story, they
talk about the abuse, isolation,
control, this sexual abuse to a
jury, they say I was 15, 16, 17
at the time, that's real
convincing.
It's going to be very hard for
him not to be found not guilty.
>> Let's talk about another
case.
A mom of five has gone missing.
Give us the background on this.
>> Here's a mother of five,
divorced, they have five
children, the youngest is eight
years old.
This is the making of everything
that could go wrong in a very
bad divorce, right?
You have an affair.
You have money issues where
apparently he borrowed over a
million dollars from her family.
You have a very, very angry
custody battle and you have
threats.
She said in court papers two
years ago, shhe's dangerous, he's
going to hurt me.
What happens?
She goes missing.
There's blood in her home.
There's video of him and his new
girlfriend going to different
locations, getting rid of trash
in 30 different receptacles.
Him and the girlfriend have been
arrested.
They have not been charged with
murder.
They've been charged with
tampering with evidence and
hindering a prosecution.
I believe that was to hold them
there, the bail is set at
$500,000.
We already know that the
girlfriend has already come in
and spoken to the prosecutor, so
it's flip city.
Here's the -- I've said this
before.
In a situation like this, we
always look to the husband or
the boyfriend, usually that's
who did it.
>> That's my question.
Why now?
Do they -- we think of Scott
>> The rage.
By the way, he's presumed
innocent, however, I'm looking
at the facts here.
I'm telling you what I normally
see.
So the rage, the anger, the
resentment, they can't help
themselves.
But the police turn immediately
to them.
>> Immediately.
>> What about if they can't find
the body?
>> I'm not that concerned about
a lot of these cases can be
proven very easily on
circumstantial evidence.
Here you have all of the Mo you
need.
You have a horrible divorce, you
have the affair, you have the
money.
You have blood.
You have blood evidence in her
home and in these trash
receptacles and I believe what's
going to happen is that the
girlfriend is going to provide
all of the rest of the evidence,
absolutely.
>> What happens to the babies?
>> This is horrible, right?
There's five children, if their
father gets convicted, they're
they're under armed guard
because they're concerned about
their safety.
It's going to destroy them for
the rest of their life.
It's just so tragic.
Get a divorce and end the
relationship.
>> Alison triessl, you've done
it again.
Great to see you.
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