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THE family of late Crazy Town singer Shifty Shellshock are waging a bitter war over his estate that will shock fans across the globe.

Loved ones of the rapper, real name Seth Binzer, are battling it out in a Los Angeles court amid a series of jaw-dropping claims.

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Crazy Town singer Seth Binzer and ex Tracy Shelor[/caption]

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Seth Binzer of Crazy Town[/caption]

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Crazy Town lead singer Shifty Shellshock performs during ‘Fashionably Loud’ at MTV’s Spring Break 2001[/caption]

London-based model Jasmine Lennard – who previously dated Simon Cowell – had a son Phoenix with the tragic song-writer after they started dating in 2010.

The father-of-three band frontman passed away at his home at the age of 49 in 2024 – after a lengthy battle with drug and alcohol addiction that spanned four decades.

A year on, and Jasmine is at loggerheads with Tracy Shelor, 42, who had a son Gage with the singer, and who was appointed executor of his estate.

In sensational legal documents seen by The Sun, Jasmine, 40, claims in a declaration that the LA make-up artist is “not suitable” for the role due to her “long-standing pattern of criminal activity” and “emotional instability”.

Jasmine blasted Tracy in a sworn statement which alleges she has an arrest for prostitution.

The sultry brunette mum of two Jasmine, a former Big Brother star, goes on to claim that since objecting to Tracy Shelor’s appointment she has received, “multiple written threats from Ms Shelor including to ‘ruin my life’.”

The beauty’s official document objecting to her executor role states: “Ms Shelor was the only person in the decedent’s extended family with whom he had no relationship at the time of his death.

“She publicly exploited him during his battle with addiction, sold stories about him to the press, and instigated legacy actions that further deteriorated his mental health.

“To now seek control of his estate after profiting off his struggles and perpetuating them for years is morally repugnant and legally unsupportable.”

The legal document claims the remaining estranged family members of troubled Seth are seeking a restraining order against Ms Shelor, and they claim she was banned from his private funeral and burial at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

But Tracy, who dated the rocker between 2004 and 2008 during his well-documented drug addiction issues, has hit back at Jasmine and claimed to The Sun that documents submitted to the court had not been verified.

Jasmine’s publicly available statement says Ms Shelor has a “substantial history of legal issues that include criminal charges, arrests and financial instability”.

It states her convictions include a 2010 conviction for driving with a suspended license and 2015 arrest in Nevada for “solicitation of prostitution” – but she was never convicted.

A chronological timeline of Ms Shelor’s arrests, convictions and financial liabilities include 17 incidents since 2001, according to the online declaration.

As well as receiving threats, Jasmine claims Ms Shelor has also “obstructed the legal and necessary process of obtaining US citizenship and a passport for Phoenix by interfering with a DNA testing process requested by the US Embassy”.

Tracy refused permission for a DNA sample to be taken from Gage to help Jasmine’s son Phenix have his US citizenship rubber-stamped.

Jasmine says, “her actions have put my son’s legal identity and immigration process at serious risk”.

The next hearing in the increasingly bitter case is due next month.

The Sun understands that Seth’s family have accused each other of stealing his fortune and cutting off payments to his dependents since his death. Royalties from his global hits means he receives up to £5,000 a month – which has gone to support his three kids.

In 2022, Tracy told The Sun that Seth then owed her more than $64,000 in child support. She said he refused to pay any medical costs for his diabetic son with her – while enjoying vacations to Hawaii. She branded the star a “deadbeat Dad”.

After contacting Tracy yesterday, she told The Sun of Jamine’s sworn court statements: “Substantively, several assertions are inaccurate, and many are decades old and irrelevant.”

And she said of her rival: “She filed these after I declined her personal demand for DNA for her son’s US passport – a demand no authority has made of me – and stated she would share them with the press.”

Tracy claimed that Jasmine’s “actions in this matter have already been reported to the proper authorities.”

Tracy told how she is a formally approved foster parent with completed background checks and home evaluations, with “a strong professional record and community involvement, without any history to support her claims.”

And Tracy added she has “reported the full timeline and supporting evidence to the FBI, the US Department of State, and the UK Embassy”.

Seth’s family gave thanks for his “heart of gold” and remembered his “beautiful soul” in a collective display of unity after his death in a statement to The Sun – before relations turned sour.

Crazy Town once said that having “been to hell and back” shaped them – and they faced more than their fair share of struggles.

Seth’s death is one of many tragedies to strike the band, who rose to fame in 2000 with their single Butterfly and sold 1.5million of their debut album The Gift Of Game.

Crazy Town initially split in 2003 after eight years together amid claims of wild drug-taking and alcohol abuse that led Seth to enter rehab on multiple occasions.

The singer had a difficult upbringing. He regularly raided his graphic artist dad’s drug stash during his childhood and learned to roll a joint at the age of five.

He previously told Rolling Stone: “My dad was the artsy-fartsy guy who did lots of cocaine and had weed all over the house.”

In Seth’s teens he sold weed and harder substances and by 18 was jailed for 90 days after robbing another drug dealer at gunpoint. He recalled the band going on coke and speed-fueled marathons while writing songs before being ordered into rehab in 1997.

A year later, Seth was in Alcoholics Anonymous and ahead of gigs, the band would regularly recite the AA prayer “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. The courage to change the things I can.”

By 2000, he fell off the wagon and was arrested for throwing a chair out of a window while he was drunk. In a 2001 interview, Seth admitted he had spent three months in prison for attempted burglary and that he was regularly selling and using recreational drugs. 

Throughout the 2000s, Seth battled addiction and sought help on the reality TV shows Celebrity Rehab 1 and 2 and Sober House 1 and 2.

His battle with drugs contributed to his split from his first wife Melissa Clark, who he tied the knot with in 2002 and divorced nine years later, citing irreconcilable differences.

It’s unclear when Seth and Melissa, who shared son Halo, parted ways but in 2008, he dated Tracy Selor, who he had another boy with, Gage.

Jasmine Lennard had sole custody of his third son Phoenix, who had a strong relationship with his Dad until his death.

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London-based model Jasmine Lennard – who previously dated Simon Cowell – had a son Phoenix with the tragic song-writer[/caption]

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Jasmine is at loggerheads with Tracy Shelor, 42[/caption]

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A FIVE-year-old boy was allegedly killed by three members of the same family after his mum failed to repay a £40 debt.

Fernando was held captive for at least eight days before his body was found dumped among piles of rubbish.

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Fernardo was a ‘loving kid’, his mum said[/caption]

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His mum Noemí Gómez (centre) had borrowed 1,000 pesos (around £40) from the family to help pay the rent on her new home[/caption]

The murder of the child, identified only as Fernando, has shocked the municipality of Los Reyes La Paz, located just east of Mexico City.

Three people have been arrested and are being held in pre-trial detention, according to Mexican news agency Noticieros Televisa.

At an initial hearing, prosecutors presented a timeline alleging that the child was forcibly taken and held captive in the suspects’ home for at least eight days.

When investigators visited the property on Monday, they reported a “rotten smell” that led them to discover Fernando’s body hidden in sacks.

Fernando died from a skull fracture and also had injuries to his arms, legs and chest, according to the forensic report.

Three months earlier, his mum, Noemí Gómez, had reportedly borrowed 1,000 pesos – around £40 – from the family whose home he was later found in, to help cover the rent on her new place.

The three loan sharks kidnapped Fernando from his home on July 28, telling his mum they would hold him hostage until she repaid the debt.

Gómez said she visited her son on several occasions, but each time the group refused to release him because she was unable to pay them back.

Gómez’s neighbour, María Pascual, told Noticieros Televisa: “The day she went to ask for her child, they tried to beat her because she couldn’t speak well.

“She’s a person who doesn’t know how to defend herself.”

The worried mum, who is said to have a speech impediment, then went to La Paz’s Public Ministry to file a missing person‘s report.

But it wasn’t until the case was reported to the State of Mexico Women’s Ministry that an official investigation was launched.

On Monday, officers raided a home in the Ejidal El Pino neighbourhood of La Paz, where the alleged killers live.

During the hearing on Thursday, two of the suspects chose not to speak.

The third, a woman identified only as Lilia N, denied the charges.

She claimed that Fernando’s mother had asked her to care for him for a week while she moved house, and had also borrowed a wheelbarrow to help with the move.

Lilia also said Fernando had been unwell and that she took him to the doctor three times.

She claimed he was injured in two separate falls – once hitting his head on a washbasin and again while bathing.

However, prosecutors presented a very different timeline of events.

They argue that the suspects misled the boy’s mum by telling her he was with his father and grandfather, when he was not.

When police officers arrived at the suspects’ home to look for Fernando, they reportedly said: “He ran away and we couldn’t find him.”

Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Gómez told reporters that Fernando was a “loving kid”.

She added: “He wasn’t to blame for anything that happened. I want justice for him.”

The suspects, currently being held in a jail in Nezahualcóyotl, are facing charges of kidnapping and aggravated homicide.

They were due to appear in court on Friday but have reportedly requested more time to gather evidence.

The trial is scheduled to continue on Monday.

It comes as a Mexican Masterchef star and TikTok influencer died in a car crash.

Yanin Campos, 38, appeared as a contestant on the hit cooking show in 2018.

She was driving in the city of Chihuahua, Mexico, on Saturday when she reportedly lost control of her SUV.

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