The 9-month waiting game will soon be over for Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe. Blythe is back in Prague to resume his ongoing trial on charges of manslaughter stemming from a 2010 concert in Prague, where the prosecution alleges he pushed a fan, Daniel Nosek, and Nosek sustained injuries from that push which led to his death a month later. Last month, the trial began (read our full recap here) and was delayed due to certain witnesses being unable to attend at the time.
Before Blythe headed back into the courtroom, he took to his Instagram account to post a final message to his fans and some photos of the beautiful scenery in Prague.
Blythe mostly talked about sightseeing and you can view all his postings here, but the most touching bit came at the end when he posted this photo and caption:
Earlier today I walked across the Legion Bridge to see the Memorial to the Victims of Communism. It is a series of male statues going up a forested hill, each statue appearing to dissolve a bit more until only a single foot is left. It's an amazing memorial. I climbed up the stairs and looked back towards the Vltava river and Staré Mesto ("Old Town" in Czech). This shot pretty much shows how I've been feeling for a whole now- torn in half, stuck in between two worlds, neither here nor there, waiting and watching for an answer to come, so that I can move forward again as a whole man. What direction I will move in, I do not know yet. Regardless, I am ready for the waiting to be over. I will move forward no matter what, and I will not be split in two anymore, no matter where I wind up. This is frustrating for me, but I am slowly learning to be a patient man. Life just happens. Deal with it.
Blythe continues to show a levelheadedness that I'm not sure I would have if I were to be in this situation. His fate will be determined this week, and we will be posting updates on the trial as soon as we hear them, so keep checking back. UPDATE: Read our report from Randy's day in court
[via Metal Insider]
