50 Cent Web Site Says Baby Momma House Fire Not His Fault
According to 50 Cent’s web site, the rapper has been exonerated from all charges that he burned his Dix Hills home down while his ex-wife was living there.
The “baby-momma”, according to the website, claim that 50 Cent was responsible for the fire was not his fault according to a report to be released by the insurance examiner and the local Suffolk County Police.
“Back in May of 2008,” Fitty’s Web peeps wrote, “50 Cent’s ex and baby mother of his son blamed and accused 50 Cent for a fire that took place in her 1.4 million dollar home, which 50 purchased for them.”
A 5,200-square-foot, six-bedroom, $1.4-million home on Sandra Drive in Dix Hills, to be precise.
And now? “The police department and insurance investigators ruled that there is absolutely no proof or evidence suggesting that Curtis Jackson [50's real name] or any affiliated parties were involved,” says ThisIs50.com. “Now that 50 has been cleared . . . who does that leave to blame?”
via Newsday.com.
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Comment by Eddie on 12 May 2009:
The Zillow listing for this house is quite amusing. Looks like it’s been refurb’d though only about $998k in value now. Most amusing is the line chart showing value through the years. I’m guessing Fiddy-cent paid about Fiddy-percent too much ’round about Jan of 2007….