What is done in the dark, shall come to light…

When Bishop Thomas Weeks allegedly beat his estranged wife, Juanita Bynum, he had other issues on his mind. It is reported that Weeks were having financial troubles as well.

The station [Fox 5 Atlanta] reports that there is more than $100,000 in judgments against Weeks. He reportedly owes the Xerox Corporation $63,000; Tiffany and Company jewelry store says he hasn’t paid the $22,000 he owes; a credit card company says Weeks is in arrears for $13,000; and Ford Motor Credit has a $6,000 judgment against him. Three of the creditors, according to The Associated Press, say they still haven’t received a dime from Weeks.

The Global Destiny Ministries pastor is close to losing the church he and Bynum built, and he was evicted from his Duluth, Ga., home in late June, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. (SOURCE)

Bynum says Weeks choked her, pushed her down, and stomped her in the parking lot of an Atlanta hotel. A hotel bellhop intervened and stopped Weeks from attacking Bynum.

So what was the motive behind the attack???

Bynum was questioning Weeks about being gay. According to TransWorldNews she was uncomfortable and upset with his close relationships he had with some men in the church.

In other JB news, she has filed for divorce from Weeks.

She says she will still loves Weeks.

“I’m not crying just because I was kicked or I was choked. There’s more to it than that for me. I know that scars heal, but I lost somebody that I loved very much. I know people go through this saying I loved him. No, I love him,” Bynum said.

“My love for Bishop Weeks I don’t think will ever die. I said this to someone yesterday, my love for him, separating what I experienced in that parking lot, I have enough love. It’s so much until I think I can marry him twice, but this one is over,” she added.

Early projections from Billboard has placed Kanye West in the lead over 50.

Sales data is finalized Sunday at midnight when the Nielsen SoundScan week officially ends, but early indications are that West will be the victor, at least in the first week.

According to executives with three of the major labels, whose job duties include projecting first week scans based on early store sales reports, “Graduation” could come in at the 575,000-700,000 range, while “Curtis” is being projected in the 500,000-600,000 range.

A check with one Northeast urban-oriented store selling both the 50 Cent and West albums found the former outselling the latter seven copies to three copies today. (SOURCE)

Come Monday we will know if 50 is officially retired.