Since his conviction along with 4 co-defendants by a Jamaican court on a murder charge, Kartel has steadfastly maintained his innocence. Oh the man I love, he’s so witty, even when you’re angry or you’re upset about something, he knows how to turn that around, and he can just make you laugh, and make you see the brighter side of things.' Some little holes that are in the wood beneath the glass, so it’s not perfect, but we’re making the most of what we can. She describes her visits like this: 'Well, there’s glass between us so we don’t get to touch each other. He said scientific investigation by a digital forensic expert proves it.ĭespite his current incarceration, Sidem says Kartel’s famous charismatic personality makes up for the fact they cannot hold hands or have physical contact during visits. In an exclusive interview with FOX 5 News, Isat Buchanan - Vybz Kartel's attorney - said there is no longer any doubt that key evidence was falsified in the murder trial of the dancehall king. But when you know where your heart is at, it’s not that difficult, so I’m willing to wait.' 'I can’t see him when I want to see him, can’t talk to him every time I want to talk to him. 'Obviously, it does cause some difficulties,' she says. With Kartel in his second decade behind bars, it’s been no ordinary courtship. These photos are from family visiting days at the prison.

Ozturk began corresponding with Kartel in 2015, but did not have a chance to meet him until she traveled to Jamaica in 2019. Get breaking news alerts in the free FOX5NY News app! | Sign up for FOX 5 email newsletters I don’t know how to describe it, that’s how good it feels.' I still haven’t processed it in my head, it’s amazing. She goes on to say, 'To be here, in Jamaica, engaged to Addi, it’s a dream come true. I can’t deny how happy he makes me feel.' Sidem Ozturk is engaged to marry Vybz Kartel. She’s the muse for Kartel’s new EP, 'True Religion.' She left it all behind to move closer to the love of her life. Ozturk studied psychology and was employed in London as a social worker helping vulnerable adults and children. So you’re my fiancée, we’re going to get married’.' we were just calling each other ‘hubby' and ‘wifey' and he was like, ‘We’re heading toward marriage so you calling me hubby, or me calling you wifey is not serious enough. I asked her, 'Did he actually propose to you, have a song to propose to you, can you share some of that with us?' He speaks with FOX 5 NY's Lisa Evers about how he keeps his head up, even though some look at him as just a killer. He just released a new chart-topping album, even though he is behind bars for a murder he insists he did not commit.

Music critics from the Caribbean to North America and even the UK say dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel is the one to beat. EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW - Vybz Kartel (Part 2 of 2)

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