Jay Z’s alleged son, Rymir Satterthwaite, will reportedly speak to Congress about his headline-making paternity scandal. The
FCLU (Family Civil Liberties Union) recently voiced support for
Satterthwaite’s paternity case against Jay Z in order to bring national
attention to the case. Now, Radar Online is reporting that the move
worked, and Rymir’s next stop is the U.S. Capitol.
A
source told Radar, “A family advocate in Baltimore, Maryland, Nicky
Roberts, was given opportunity to have several people from around the
country speak about their problems with family court and/or attorneys.
Rymir has been approved to speak and will get about five minutes in
front of Congress!”
Tentatively scheduled for April 29,
Satterthwaite, 22, plans on discussing “corruption and other problems
within the court system,” particularly as it relates to his case,
according to the insider.
Insiders
say this new publicity could be the push that Satterthwaite’s family –
including his godmother Lillie Collie and mother Wanda Satterthwaite –
needs to resolve their case after several years.
“Wanda
Satterthwaite was asked to provide information to U.S. Congressman,
Ryan Costello, who believes family court issues are a national problem
which many have across the nation,” the insider told Radar, adding,
“Wanda has provided her information already too.”
Below, Rymir Satterthwaite seems to be following in his alleged father’s footsteps:
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