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Young Dolph's killer's sentencing has been delayed over prison safety concerns. On Monday (March 30), both the prosecution and Cornelius Smith Jr.'s attorneys met in Shelby County, Tenn., court, where they agreed to a plea deal but pushed Smith's sentencing date back to May 15. One of the factors...

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Wasn't worried about safety when they killed Dolph. Put him in gen pop with his murderin snitchin ass.

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Why is his attorney more concerned about the safety of a murderer?

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He weren't concerned for Dolph's safety, let him go meet his fate

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How did govan go free he set it up don’t make sense n I’m from memphis

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LongLiveFlippa 🐬

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Eye for eye cuz.

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serve safely….so he definitely killed and gave up crazy info…i’m so glad i was raised around people who kept me OUT THE WAY…in the projects….

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Ha bitch ass niggah got put down

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Str8 puszy man up now

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Donnie Brasco will be ok wherever he at lhh

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Give That Man An Award ‼️ F*** These Sellout Cult Member Mfn Celebrities ‼️That's What They F***n Get.

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Serving time safely ? Smh

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Either way it go he gone d!e when he come home .

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More than four years after Young Dolph’s murder, the final suspect connected to his death is set to take a plea deal. On Thursday (Feb. 12), Fox 13 Memphis reported that Cornelius Smith, 36, agreed to enter a plea deal in his case after confessing to being one of the gunmen who shot and killed Dolph outside Makeda’s Homemade Butter Cookies in Memphis on Nov. 17, 2021. Smith is expected to plead guilty, but before he does, details on where he will be housed with the Tennessee Department of Corrections for his incarceration need to be confirmed. The court hearing for Smith to enter his guilty plea is scheduled for March 30. Cornelius Smith is one of three men who were arrested and had their day in court for their role in the slain rapper’s death. In 2024, Smith confessed to participating in the shooting alongside Justin Johnson with the expectation of receiving $40,000 each for killing Dolph. Smith testified against Johnson at the latter’s 2024 trial, and told the court they were sent to kill Dolph as a hit put out by Big Jook, the late brother of Yo Gotti. Justin Johnson was found guilty on all counts—first degree murder, conspiracy to commit first degree murder and convicted felon in possession of a firearm—and received a life sentence in 2024, while Hernandez Govan, who was accused of being the mastermind of the hit by allegedly operating on instructions from Big Jook, was acquitted of all charges after the jury found Govan not guilty of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder last August. Do you think this is justice for Dolph?

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On August 2, 1993, 13-year-old Eric Smith encountered 4-year-old Derrick Robie in Savona, New York, as Derrick was walking alone to a summer program. Smith lured Derrick into a wooded area near the park. Derrick never made it to the program, and searchers later found his body in the woods. The investigation quickly focused on Smith. Five days after the killing, he confessed to his family and was arrested. The case shocked the small community because both the victim and the person responsible were children. Under New York law at the time, murder was one of the offenses for which a 13-year-old could be tried as an adult. During his 1994 trial, Smith's defense argued that he suffered from a mental disorder and that years of bullying had contributed to his behavior. Prosecutors argued that he understood that what he was doing was wrong. On August 16, 1994, a jury found Smith guilty of second-degree murder. He was sentenced to 9 years to life in prison, initially being held in a juvenile facility before eventually being transferred to an adult prison. Smith first became eligible for parole in 2002, but his request was denied. He was denied parole repeatedly over the following years. During later parole hearings, Smith expressed remorse and said that he had redirected anger connected to the bullying he experienced toward a child who had done nothing to him. He also acknowledged the devastating impact his actions had on Derrick's family. In October 2021, after his 11th appearance before the parole board, Smith was granted parole. The board cited factors including his disciplinary record, release plan and risk assessment. Derrick's parents, Dale and Doreen Robie, had opposed Smith's release during previous parole proceedings. After the 2021 decision, members of the Savona community held a march and candlelight vigil in Derrick's memory. On February 1, 2022, after 28 years behind bars, Smith was released from prison and placed on lifetime parole. His release was delayed while authorities arranged approved housing, and he was ultimately released to Queens, New York.

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