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Prosecutor calls Inmate Found Guilty Kewon White a "broke a**" during closing arguments — then hits the courtroom quoting the late Dallas rapper MO3's lyrics: "Everybody ain't yo friend, everybody ain't yo patna."👨🏻‍⚖️😤

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During testimony, Cedric Bradley said Kewon White ain’t really have a lot of money and Beezy used him to do the dirty work. Tell me why in closing, the prosecutor called him a “broke ass” and recited Mo3’s lyrics: Errybody ain’t yo friend/Errybody ain’t yo patna 😭😭😭😭

During testimony, Cedric Bradley said Kewon White ain’t really have a lot of money and Beezy used him to do the dirty work. Tell me why in closing, the prosecutor called him a “broke ass” and recited Mo3’s lyrics: Errybody ain’t yo friend/Errybody ain’t yo patna 😭😭😭😭

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🤥"You Have Been Labeled a Snitch and a Rat?🐀 " State Witness Cedric Bradley Testified That Kewon White Bragged and Confessed To Him About Killing Dallas Rapper MO3 stated he "Was Expecting To Get Paid for the Hit". 💸 ⚖️TEXAS vs Kewon White⚖️Trial Bradley, a childhood friend of White, identified White as the individual appearing in several videos presented by the prosecution. The defense cross-examined Bradley highlighting that Bradley is currently facing an unrelated federal drug conspiracy charge.

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Mo3's killer, Kewon White, admits to shooting at Boosie BadAzz after Mo3's murder, and Boosie reacts. On Thursday (Sept. 24), Cam Capone News shared an interview with White, who was found guilty earlier this month of gunning down Mo3 on a Dallas highway in 2020. During the talk, White confessed to shooting at Boosie when the Louisiana rapper came to Dallas after the death of Mo3, who was signed to Boosie's label. "Your affiliation got you f**ked off," White said, who admitted he was angered that Boosie acted like he was going to come to Dallas and "big dog" people in response to Mo3's death. "I didn't want to redrum him," White continued. "If that was the case, that was easy. I could have did that multiple ways, multiple positions. I just did what I did to show that ni**a stop playing," he added, before recounting firing 10 shots at Boosie following an encounter with the rapper. Boosie, who was shot in Dallas a day after attending a vigil for Mo3 in November of 2020, has since responded to White's claims on social media. "You wanna die in jail," Boosie said. "Why would you file an appeal if you gonna do an interview talking about you had to kill [Mo3]. What's done is done. Talking about what you did to me. Why did you file an appeal? I know why. You wanna die in jail because you wanna f**k them punks." White is currently serving a life sentence for Mo3's murder. He is appealing the verdict. Prosecutors say Yella Beezy paid White to kill Mo3. Beezy's trial will begin next month. 🎥: Cam Capone News/YouTube

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After three hours of deliberation, a jury has found Kewon White guilty of capital murder in the death of Mo3. On Friday (Sept. 4), a jury reached its verdict in White’s case, following two weeks of testimony at trial. WFAA-TV Channel 8 (Dallas-Fort Worth) shared video of the moment the guilty verdict was read as well as Mo3’s mother reacting to the news. White, the gunman in the shooting that killed Mo3 on Nov. 11, 2020, was sentenced to life in prison. He is not eligible for parole. Yella Beezy’s trial is up next. He’s accused of hiring Kevon White to murder Mo3. On Sept. 1, Beezy tweeted, "It’s gone be some bad ahh lawsuits going on after this sh!t over … ima let em continue to twist it up and cap 🧢 !!! Thank ya…." Looks like he plans to sue following the outcome of his trial.

After three hours of deliberation, a jury has found Kewon White guilty of capital murder in the death of Mo3. On Friday (Sept. 4), a jury reached its verdict in White’s case, following two weeks of testimony at trial. WFAA-TV Channel 8 (Dallas-Fort Worth) shared video of the moment the guilty verdict was read as well as Mo3’s mother reacting to the news. White, the gunman in the shooting that killed Mo3 on Nov. 11, 2020, was sentenced to life in prison. He is not eligible for parole. Yella Beezy’s trial is up next. He’s accused of hiring Kevon White to murder Mo3. On Sept. 1, Beezy tweeted, "It’s gone be some bad ahh lawsuits going on after this sh!t over … ima let em continue to twist it up and cap 🧢 !!! Thank ya…." Looks like he plans to sue following the outcome of his trial.

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Jury selection has begun in the trial of the man accused of gunning down Mo3 for Yella Beezy. On Monday (Aug. 24), the capital murder trial for Kewon White kicked off in Dallas County Court. According to Fox 4 Dallas-Fort Worth, attorneys for both sides are trying to narrow the prospective jury pool of 77 people down to a group of 12 for the high-profile case. A jury had yet to be seated when court ended on Monday. Prosecutors say Yella Beezy, born Markies Conway, orchestrated the murder of Mo3 due to an ongoing beef and hired White to kill Mo3, who was shot during a brazen daytime shooting on I-35 in Dallas in 2020. Yella Beezy, who was arrested last March and has pleaded not guilty, was expected to go to trial first. However, earlier this month, Judge Chika Anyiam ruled that White’s trial should precede it, despite objections from White’s counsel. Earlier this month, Judge Anyiam also ruled that song lyrics can be allowed in the trial, including Mo3's “2 Nineteen,” Yella Beezy's “Keep It in the Streets” and portions of Beezy's “On Ya Head." A third defendant, Devin Brown, has also been charged with capital murder for Mo3’s killing, with police saying he was with White when the shooting happened. He is also awaiting trial. 🎥: WFAA/YouTube

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The woman who dated both Mo3 and one of his suspected killers testifies that it was "fishy" that he was killed after leaving her house. On Wednesday (Aug. 26), the first Mo3 murder trial against alleged shooter Kewon White kicked off in Dallas. White is charged with capital murder for shooting and killing the Texas rapper with the help of Devin Brown for Yella Beezy. On the first day of testimony, Jocylynn Jackson, who has two children with Brown but was seeing Mo3 at the time of his death, took the stand. Jackson began dating Mo3 in the months leading up to his murder. She testified that he'd spent the night with her the day before his death and was killed less than an hour after leaving her house. "I just knew it was something fishy," she said. When asked why she felt that way, Jackson said, "Because he was leaving my house and I just felt like somebody had something to do with it." Devin Brown is charged as an accomplice in the case. Investigators say he was in the car with Kewon White when White hopped out and opened fire on Mo3 on I-35 in Dallas on Nov. 11, 2020. Brown was also allegedly captured on surveillance running up to Mo3 while wearing a ski mask during the incident. Brown is currently serving time for unrelated federal gun and drug charges. Yella Beezy is expected to stand trial after Kewon White. 🎥: WFFA/YouTube

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A Texas judge has reportedly ruled that some rap lyrics can be used in Yella Beezy's upcoming murder-for-hire trial for the killing of Mo3. On Monday (July 27), Judge Chika Anyiam made the final ruling, following multiple days of arguments from both sides last week, according to Fox 4 Dallas-Fort Worth. She will allow some of the songs proposed by the prosecution to be presented during the trial stage, including Mo3's “2 Nineteen,” which references the shooting of Roylee Pate; Yella Beezy's “Keep It in the Streets” and portions of Beezy's “On Ya Head." Judge Anyiam will also allow prosecutors to introduce some relevant social media posts from Beezy and Mo3, a 2019 interview that Beezy did with VladTV, evidence about the 2017 assault of Mo3 associate Roylee Pate and the 2018 shooting that wounded Yella Beezy. The judge ruled that the accused gunman Kewon White's trial should take place before Yella Beezy's case is seen in court. White's trial is now slated to begin on Aug. 24, with Beezy's case now set to take place sometime afterward. 🎥: Fox 4 Dallas Fort-Worth/YouTube

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Yella Beezy's attorneys argue against the use of rap lyrics ahead of the Mo3 murder trial, which is scheduled to start in August. On Thursday (July 16), the Texas rapper appeared in court in Dallas for a pre-trial hearing where the judge heard arguments on whether to admit Yella Beezy's song lyrics as evidence. According to local news station WFAA, the rapper's defense team called Dr. Erik Nielson, a professor at the University of Richmond who has studied the use of rap lyrics in criminal cases for years. Nielsen testified that rappers adopt over-the-top personas that tip-toe the line between entertainment and reality. He compared rappers to wrestlers and warned that using lyrics in a trial could unfairly bias the jury. "People found rap lyrics to be far more literal than the exact same lyrics characterized as country," he testified, citing one study. "If they're saying, 'I did this or I did that' ... it can sound like straight confession. It's a perfect way to send people to jail for something they did not do." Investigators argue that the case is built on much more than rap lyrics, including witness statements, physical evidence, wiretaps, social media posts and more. Beezy is back in court today (July 17). Following arguments from both sides, a judge will decide if songs will be allowed in the trial. Yella Beezy has been charged with capital murder and accused of paying someone to kill Mo3 in 2020 as part of an ongoing feud. Beezy is currently scheduled to stand trial beginning on Aug. 24. 🎥: WFAA/YouTube

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