Shannon Amos, daughter of the late John Amos, continues to publicly denounce her younger brother, Kelly Christopher “KC” Amos, whom she called a “sociopath” following their father’s death.

The “Roots” actor died on August 21 in California’s Inglewood Hospital due to congestive heart failure. He was 84 years old. However, his son, KC, 54, didn’t publicly reveal that he had died until October 1.

Amos was cremated on August 30, nine days after his death, and KC is reportedly in possession of the late actor’s ashes. No autopsy was performed after the New Jersey resident’s death.

Surprisingly, 58-year-old Shannon Amos said she learned the tragic news of her dad’s death from media reports. John’s goddaughter, Amy Goudy, echoed Shannon’s complaints at length Statement on Facebook.

“We are devastated and have many questions about how this happened 45 days ago and we learned about it from the media, just like many of you,” Shannon wrote on Instagram on October 1.

Over the past few days, Shannon has participated in quite a few interviews centering on the lack of her father and KC allegedly isolating John from the remainder of the family prior to his death.

Shannon said Daily mail“I believe my brother is a sociopath or psychopath. … It’s all a game to him.” She also claimed that KC modified his phone number, didn’t respond to emails and moved John from “jurisdiction to jurisdiction” to avoid authorities effectively checking his health.

John and KC’s relationship has been documented on social media for years. The father-son duo allegedly traveled across the country to various locations to film content for Tik Tok and an upcoming documentary concerning the “Coming to America” ​​star.

“We sent him an email a while ago reminding him that my father needed his pacemaker replaced. He probably didn’t even do it and now we will never know the reality,” Shannon said.

Shannon previously accused KC of abusing and financially exploiting their father in the ultimate years of his life. In response, KC shared a video of John accusing Shannon of benefiting from him.

However, John’s goddaughter, Amy Goudy, claimed that he admitted that he didn’t remember making such accusations about his daughter. Following an investigation, the Los Angeles Police Department found no evidence of abuse by KC and no charges were filed.

Shannon suggested that the shortage of a national register for adult protective services had an impact on most of John’s family members not receiving full answers about his mental and physical health.

This is not the primary time Shannon Amos and KC Amos have argued over a parent. The death of their mother and John’s ex-wife, Noel “Noni” Mickelson, in 2016 sparked conflicts over the Noni estate.

Shannon also spoke to TMZ. During this conversation, she explained why she felt the Central Committee cut her and other relations off from John Amos’s life in his final days.

“It’s my brother’s need to control. He struggles with drug addiction and mental problems. My mom and I went through it, but it surely wasn’t publicized because she’s not a celebrity,” Shannon said.

Later within the video interview, she mentioned, “I also have a statement from my brother that I had him sign after he did it with my mother, which states that he knowingly manipulated my father.”

Additionally, Shannon claimed that her brother had modified John’s will multiple times, so the alleged signed affidavit directed KC that her father not sign the documents without other relations present.

“He was still able to do it,” she said, maintaining that KC managed to change John’s will despite the agreement he allegedly signed.

Suspected foul play to cover up John Amos’ death gained more ammunition when Shannon Amos also began pointing fingers at a woman named Belinda Foster.

“There are some things that don’t make sense,” Shannon told TMZ. “For example, Belinda Foster, who claimed to be my father’s publicist, was never hired. We never saw any documentation that it was his actual publicist and that it had my father’s signature on it.

Shannon added that Foster, KC Amos and one other person named Eugene Brummet lived with John Amos at one point. She believes that three “imposters” conspired to benefit from her father.

“I represented John Amos for over 30 years as his publicist,” said Belinda Foster People. “The media knows this and so do John’s agencies. Over the years, we now have turn into so close that we now have developed a family relationship.”

Foster insisted that John Amos called her his “daughter” and was “like a father” to her. She also denied any abuse by KC and alleged that Shannon’s 2023 “no contact order” against KC for apparently threatening to kill her prevented him from notifying her of John’s death.

“KC, Eugene and I and lots of other people took care of him. “When Shannon claimed she had experienced violence, law enforcement spoke with John and confirmed his well-being,” Foster said.

“Extra” host Billy Bush interviewed Shannon Amos, as well as John’s brother Leslie Franklin, granddaughter Quiera Williams, goddaughter Amy Gouda and business manager Paul Baldessare.

Shannon stated that the last time she saw her dad was within the hospital in June 2023, where she had to “sneak in.” They had a short conversation before she was “led away by security.”

“He told me he wanted to be buried in Jamaica. He didn’t want to be cremated,” Leslie Franklin said of her late brother. “KC did it and it goes beyond (John’s) last wish.”

When asked if she ever called her dad, Shannon explained that KC often moved to different hotels, which is why lots of them might be seen within the background of KC’s videos.

As the controversy surrounding John Amos continues to swirl within the media and online, KC has maintained a low profile on social media.

He returned to TikTok on October 3 for the primary time since August 13, uploading a three-and-a-half-minute video of John playing chess. The caption for the clip read: “Pops often reminded me to #KeepOnKeepingOn.”

KC also added to mix to a People article on his Instagram bio through which Foster said John wanted the announcement of his death delayed.

“At the time of his death, John was concerned that Shannon might turn his death and burial into a circus, as she had done with other aspects of his life,” she noted. “It was John who asked for a delay in announcing his death to Shannon and the rest of the world.”