Bishop Lamar Whitehead, convicted in March 2024, is touring with claims that prosecutors and the FBI fabricated his case. His statements have triggered threats against the Anderson family, prompting a letter to the judge asking that his bond be revoked for refusing to take accountability.
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Well, um, he's been out here doing interviews. He was down there with Jamal Bryant doing an interview. Jamal Bryant is calling this man his friend. I said, oh, Jamal, you do know how to keep them. Um, and so the court, because he's been out here doing podcasts saying that the feds lied on him, they decided— we're gonna pull up this letter real quick, okay? Dear Judge Schofield, I'm writing to inform you about Mr. Lamar Whitehead, who was convicted on March 11, 2024. Since his conviction, he has been making false accusations against the prosecutors, the Anderson family and the FBI, claiming that his conviction was a setup. He has been on a press tour with Jamal Bryant called Let's Be Clear, which is causing a lot of distress to the Anderson family as they have received threats because of his behavior. I urge you to take actions as Mr. Whitehead is not taking accountability for his actions and must stop this behavior immediately. So basically, they are trying to get his, um, what do they call it, privileged bond revoked, and I hope they do.