Title: More than two years after his conviction, Tory Lanez’s legal team is reigniting the drama with Megan Thee Stallion—this time through a controversial new website and alleged audio evidence.
A New Twist in an Old Case
It’s been over two years since Tory Lanez was convicted of shooting rapper Megan Thee Stallion in the foot during a 2020 altercation in Los Angeles. But the case that shook the hip-hop world is back in the spotlight—thanks to a new PR move by Lanez’s legal team.
This week, a website titled 36hourslater.com was launched, claiming to reveal “key facts ignored in court.” At the center of the site’s content? An alleged never-before-heard police audio clip that Lanez’s team says could clear his name.
The Audio That’s Stirring the Pot
According to the website and Lanez’s legal reps, the recording features an eyewitness who suggests Kelsey Harris, Megan Thee Stallion’s former best friend, may have been the one who fired the gun—not Tory.
It’s a dramatic twist in a case that already saw months of heated courtroom testimony, online debates, and public fallout. The clip appears to be an attempt to cast doubt on Lanez’s conviction by redirecting the blame to someone else present at the scene.
But that’s not all.
Lanez’s team is also revisiting Megan’s initial statements to police, where she reportedly claimed she stepped on glass rather than being shot. They’re using this moment to question her credibility and the prosecution’s entire case.
Megan Thee Stallion’s Lawyer Fires Back
Megan Thee Stallion’s attorney, Alex Spiro, is not letting the claims go unanswered. He quickly addressed the resurfacing allegations, calling out the inconsistencies in Lanez’s defense strategy.
“Tory Lanez’s team can’t keep a story straight,” Spiro said. “Last week, they blamed Kelsey. Now it’s glass. Which is it?”
Spiro was also quick to clarify that the so-called new audio isn’t new at all—it’s old trial evidence, now being repackaged to generate headlines and sway public opinion.
Political Support Sparks Controversy
Adding more fuel to the fire, Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna has voiced her support for Lanez, urging the public to take another look at his conviction.
Spiro wasn’t impressed.
“She should focus on her own state instead of chasing celebrity headlines,” he said, calling out Luna’s involvement as a distraction from more pressing political issues.
Public Relations or Pursuit of Justice?
The website, 36hourslater.com, features a bold headline: “The truth becomes clear when the facts come to light.” It claims Lanez was convicted based on a “flawed and incomplete narrative,” and invites the public to examine what it calls overlooked facts and misrepresentations.
Whether this move is a genuine attempt to seek justice or a calculated PR stunt is up for debate—but it’s clear that Tory Lanez’s team is far from giving up.
The Verdict Isn’t the End—The Battle Continues
In the court of law, the verdict has been delivered. But in the court of public opinion, the battle between Tory Lanez and Megan Thee Stallion is very much alive. This latest development shows just how high the stakes still are—for both reputations and careers.
As the legal team behind Lanez attempts to rewrite the narrative, Megan Thee Stallion remains firm in her truth—and her legal team isn’t backing down either.
Only time will tell whether these renewed efforts will have any real impact. But one thing is certain: the saga is far from over.
