I'm American, honey. Our names don't mean shit.

A federal jury convicted Derrick Mosley of extortion and wire fraud for allegedly plotting to extort money from Sheffield and his wife, gospel singer DeLeon Richards-Sheffield. Sentencing was scheduled for Jan. 18.

Prosecutors said Mosley threatened to make public a video that he claimed showed her having sex with a professional musician before she married Sheffield. Jurors heard audio of Mosley claiming to Richards-Sheffield's agent that he had two such videotapes.

The couple's business manager, Rufus Williams, testified that Mosley told him Richards-Sheffield "needed to atone, she needed to repent." Williams said Mosley raised the idea of being a paid consultant.

His defense attorney told jurors that Mosley, who describes himself as a minister, sincerely wanted to provide moral counsel to the couple.