Yella Beezy’s Lawyers In Mo3 Murder Case Push Back On Evidence Dump

Yella Beezy stands accused of the murder of his alleged rival, Dallas rapper Mo3, and his legal professionals suppose they’ve an excessive amount of on their plate. According to an unique AllHipHop report from Grouchy Greg Watkins, they’re pushing again on the state’s proposed proof within the case.

Reportedly, it is because prosecutors launched 16 terabytes of proof on this case. As such, protection attorneys need the choose on this capital homicide case to make clear what proof the state will really use in court docket quite than go away all of it for the protection workforce to parse by means of.

Furthermore, their movement claims that this proof dump contains irrelevant, repetitive, or seemingly random materials reminiscent of unrelated jail calls with out Beezy’s involvement, lengthy movies with nothing vital in them, confusingly labeled recordsdata, and extra. The protection claims this materials makes it unimaginable to adequately put together for trial.

They imagine it is tougher to seek out proof in help of their shopper that responds to the state’s allegations. We will see how the court docket guidelines on this matter and whether or not or not the choose provides extra particular examples of admitted proof they’ll use throughout the trial.

For these unaware, Yella Beezy is accused of organizing Mo3’s murder in November of 2020, allegedly paying Kewon White to fatally shoot the rapper on a Dallas freeway. He obtained an indictment on these capital homicide fees in March of 2025. This got here years after the capturing, which itself adopted a long-standing and alleged beef between the MCs that they publicly downplayed.

Authorities arrested White a month after the capturing and charged him with homicide, for which he’s awaiting trial. He’s presently serving a near-nine-year federal jail sentence on separate weapons fees.

Also, regulation enforcement indicted Devin Brown in April of 2021 on homicide fees related to Mo3 for allegedly coordinating the killing and attempting to affect witnesses’ testimonies by contacting them. His trial reportedly begins in November of this 12 months.