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Busy Signal to be released in two weeks
Thursday, November 08, 2012 | 6:15 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaican entertainer Busy Signal is expected to be released from a US jail in another two weeks and returned home, according to his lead local attorney, Queen's Counsel KD Knight.
"Well you can quote me on this," Knight said. "I expect that he will be released in a short period, about two weeks."
There was much anticipation that Busy Signal, whose real name is Glendale Gordon, would be in the island today following rumours that he had been released.
(Read full story in Friday's Daily Observer)
 
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