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Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe acquitted of manslaughter in Czech court
5th Mar 2013 4:01pm | By Editor
Lamb of God front man Randy Blythe has been found not guilty of manslaughter with a Czech Republic court finding he didn’t cause the death of a fan at a Prague concert.
The singer was on trail for influencing the death of one of the heavy metal band’s fans, Daniel Nosek, when he pushed him from the stage during a 2010 concert.
Nosek hit his head and died several weeks later.
The judge decided the actions of Blythe, 42, didn’t constitute a crime.
Blythe posted a statement on his Instagram page:
"I have been found not guilty & acquitted of all charges against me. I am a free man. Please remember the family of Daniel Nosek in your thoughts & prayers in this difficult time. I only wish for them peace. Thank you for your support- Randy"
This tweet was posted on the band's account:
Randy is finally free - bit.ly/Z6iLBK
— Lamb Of God (@Lambofgodband) March 5, 2013
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