Yella Beezy was found guilty of capital murder on Wednesday, November 11. The artist was convicted of ordering the 2020 death of MO3.
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Yella Breezy Convicted Of Ordering Mo3’s Murder
Yella Beezy was convicted of hiring hitmen to kill MO3, per WFAA. The artist, whose legal name was Melvin Noble, was killed on November 11, 2020, in Dallas, Texas. Yella Beezy was found guilty of paying Kewon White and Devin Brown $40,000 to kill MO3.
The ‘That’s On Me‘ artist, whose legal name is Markies Conway, pleaded not guilty. Nevertheless, he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. In addition, White was convicted on Friday, September 4. Meanwhile, Brown’s trial is set for later in November, per CBS News.
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What Happened To MO3?
The Shade Room reported that MO3 was shot in Dallas on Interstate 35, and it was caught on camera. A video captured a masked man exiting a black Camaro with an assault rifle and chasing Noble before shooting him 13 times.
The murder reportedly stems from a longtime feud between the rappers. For instance, the beef allegedly began in 2017 over comments by comedian Roylee Pate. Pate reportedly questioned Conway’s Dallas roots, and subsequently, Conway and his crew allegedly assaulted Pate. Furthermore, Pate was fatally shot in 2018. In addition, Conway was also shot days later, according to KSAT.
Afterward, Dallas prosecutors claim that Yella hired White to kill MO3. White was found guilty and subsequently received a life sentence.
Fans React To Guilty Verdict
Fans reacted to the guilty verdict on TSR’s Instagram page, and several thought the verdict’s date is poetic justice. For instance, @sistrunkprincess wrote, “And on the death anniversary. 11/11 That’s on him baby! 🤷♀️.”
User @djinquisit wrote, “Don’t mess with Texas!! They sentence beezy to life without parole 10 minutes after the verdict😳.”
@shekarria wrote, “A life for a life.”
User @watch_the_b replied, “Wooowww and was it worth it smfh!!!!!”
In addition, user @esh.queen.esh wrote, “Karma came full circle! Life sentence on the date MO3 lost his life!”
Meanwhile, @freethefamilyy added, “Whole life gone. D*mn.”
User @thefeministcolumn_ wrote, “FIRST TIME FEELING SAD FOR A DEFENDANT 🥺. THIS SITUATION DID NOT HAVE TO GO LIKE THIS 🤦🏾♀️.”
“D*mn he gotta get transferred, capital 1 in Texas is diabolical 😮,” added @fitnessiam.
@perfect_timing_ replied, “Exactly 6 years later. Definitely karma.”
User @countupscuisinellc wrote, “RIP MO3 🕊️.”
