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John Amos' outraged family 'refuse to rule out possibility of foul play' in his death as they turn on actor's son
Just one day after the passing of Good Times and Roots actor John Amos , more family drama swirling around the actor is coming to light.
Despite our repeated attempts to maintain contact, KC prevented access to him, controlled and monitored his calls and severed ties with John's daughter Shannon Amos, his brother Leslie "Syl" Franklin, his grandchildren Quiera Colston and Jhazz Williams, his business manager Paul Baldessare, his god-daughter Amy Goudy, his niece Sherri Korsun, his former accountant and other close family members, friends, and loved ones,' the statement continued. We refuse to rule out the possibility of foul play, especially given the involvement of two individuals, Eugene Brummer and Belinda Foster (who claims to have been John's spokesperson), who we believe may have taken advantage of his vulnerability as an elder,' they added. 'At a time when we should be grieving and celebrating our father's remarkable life, we find ourselves in the unfortunate position of seeking justice and clarity,' the statement concluded, signed by Shannon Amos (Daughter), Quiera Williams (Grand-daughter), Jasper and Nakia Willams (Son in Law & Wife), Amy Goudy (God-Daughter), Paul Baldessare (Business Manager), Leslie Franklin (Brother), Willie Quinney (Best Friend) and Sherri Korsun-Scott (Niece).
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