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“I have just discovered something that has been hidden in the dark for too long—my publishing they’ve stolen.” The three-time Grammy-nominated songstress recently wrote on social media.
The tragic news of the sixty-three-year-old South Carolina native’s accident came on Saturday while she was traveling in a small tour bus. This incident has profoundly impacted the music industry and her fans.
Stone is known for hits such as “I Wish I Didn’t Miss You” and No More Rain,” a song in which she sings ‘My sunshine has come.’ ‘And I’m all cried out. There’s no more rain left in this cloud.’
Initially A Single Vehicle Accident
Ms. Stone was traveling in a Mercedes-Benz sprinter van driven by Leethel Carter, 66, of Atlanta, Georgia. Stone and her band were traveling from a performance in Montgomery, Alabama.
According to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA), the Mercedes-Benz was initially involved in a single-vehicle accident, a rollover. While the Benz was on its side, on I-65, a tractor-trailer slammed into it.
Angie Stone’s recent social media post revealed her unwavering determination to reclaim what’s rightfully hers. She boldly declared, “Don’t get it twisted. I’m coming for you, all the dogs who thought they could take what’s mine. “This resolute stand against the song publishing thieves is a testament to her strength.
Ms. Stone continued, “Trust, ready. Like Jamie Foxx said, ‘What had happened was…’ “Well, it’s my turn to speak my testimony.” I don’t know what they might do to keep from paying me,” Ms. Stone said.
Ms. Stone was very spiritual and even said the Lord revealed things to her.
There were nine other people on the tour bus at the time of the 4:25 a.m. accident. Angie Stone was the only person to perish from the crash. In the vehicle were:
Anthony Majors, Jr., 44, of Atlanta, Ga.
Ashton Evans, 31, of Ellenwood, Ga.
Dontay Dailey, 32, of Stone Mountain, Ga.
James Owens, 33, of Atlanta, Ga.
Sheila Hopkins, 62, of Katy, Texas
Sherie Murphy, 44, of Ellenwood, Ga.
Sherita Murphy, 44, of Ellenwood, Ga.
“Think globally, but act locally.”
It is crucial to be forward-thinking but not a forward person. “Be kind to everyone you meet because each carries his heavy burden…” Plato.
Embrace the three Constants: Change, Justice, and Rightness.
The thought police are busy at work trying to suppress free speech. If allowed their march to madness, they will arrest your very thoughts.
Free ‘Speech is thy Lord.’
