this is the most high—profile prosecution of a musical icon in history. i can't name another and i in history. i can't name anotherand i am in history. i can't name another and i am a student of p0p another and i am a student of pop music history. the body count, by my... the women's whose names i now number almost 70 and i am certain there are far more i have never been aware of-— far more i have never been aware of. ., ., ., , ., aware of. to what extent do you think r kelly _ aware of. to what extent do you think r kelly was _ aware of. to what extent do you think r kelly was enabled - aware of. to what extent do you think r kelly was enabled in - think r kelly was enabled in what he was doing?- think r kelly was enabled in what he was doing? 100%. he was sellin: what he was doing? 100%. he was selling 100 — what he was doing? 10096. he was selling 100 million _ what he was doing? 10096. he was selling 100 million albums - what he was doing? 10096. he was selling 100 million albums over i selling 100 million albums over the course of those 30 years, he generated $1 billion of income forjive records, started by one of your continent, clive calder, who now sits on an island counting the money he made when he sold jive and has a record was named in the first lawsuit a 15—year—old girl, who said kelly sexually abused her when