It doesn’t look like the Randy Blythe saga is going to end anytime soon. According to several Czech news outlets, the prosecuting attorney filed a complaint against his release on bail this past Friday (6) that was delivered today. As a result, there will be another bail hearing to be held at Prague’s municipal court at a later, undetermined date. Yes, bail has already been made, but for a 12th day. Blythe remains imprisoned in Prague. Meanwhile, a small but passionate crowd of over 100 people showed up for a vigil for the vocalist at Brown’s Island, VA on Saturday. LoG guitarist Willie Adler was at the vigil, as was his father-in-law. “This really brings it home,” he told the Richmond Times-Dispatch. “It’s nice to see all different walks of life here. It’s not just long-haired metal fans.”
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