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GRC Member Told EVERYTHING! On The Mo3 Hit Yella Beezy, Kewon White, Trapboy Freddy, Identified

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The video transcript centers on a dramatic courtroom testimony by Cedric Bradley, a former member of the GRC gang who has decided to cooperate with authorities against his former associates. During an eight-hour trial session, Bradley revealed that while he was not originally a full member of the group, he was closely associated with its leaders and knew key figures like Kiwan White, whom he referred to as a "big cousin." The testimony became particularly explosive when Bradley admitted to committing a specific act on a freeway ramp involving shooting at a car, an incident he initially downplayed but eventually confessed to under pressure. He also detailed financial disputes within the group, noting that while others brought him money, Kiwan White offered him something less significant, leading to internal tensions that escalated into violence. A major point of contention during the trial was Bradley's attempt to implicate Yella Beezy and Trapboy Freddy in the crimes, which caused significant legal pushback from the defense. The prosecution aggressively questioned him about his relationships with various gang members, including Jerry "Maserati," who is described as a wealthy leader who owned local businesses and cameras. Despite the defense's objections and the prosecutor's efforts to pin liability on Yella Beezy, Bradley insisted that he was merely an apprentice or lower-level affiliate under the tutelage of older figures like Kiwan White. The court proceedings highlighted a chaotic dynamic where the prosecution displayed numerous photos of the trap house and gang members, while the defense struggled to prevent Bradley from naming names that could shift the focus away from their client. The narrative takes a dark turn as the discussion shifts to the consequences of turning state's evidence, particularly regarding the treatment of informants in the prison system. The speakers express deep concern over how inmates are monitored via phone calls and how those who cooperate often face retaliation or harsher sentences once they become expendable to the prosecution. There is a strong critique of the modern criminal justice system, contrasting it with past eras where loyalty was paramount, whereas today, individuals are encouraged to snitch for financial gain or reduced sentences. The transcript concludes with speculation about the potential life sentences or death penalty awaiting Kiwan White and predicts that other high-ranking members like Jerry "Maserati" will soon face legal troubles as a result of Bradley's testimony, leaving the audience in anticipation of further developments in the ongoing trials.
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Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to E. The reason you see >> He was kind of excited. So I'm like like what money you talking about? Like he was like, "Oh, you don't know do you?" I was like, "Yeah, I'm not I don't know what you're talking about." He was like, "I was the one did that work on that rack on the freeway." I'm like, "How the hell you do that on the freeway?" Then that's when he broke down and told me that he had pulled up on side of him or whatever, rolled down the window, shot the gun at the car. So that's when the car stopped or and then Buddy hopped out. Said when he hopped out, he already figured that he had him. So he jumped out, fired a couple shots at him. So Buddy took off running, chased him down, fired some more shots. He was like when he shot him he knew he he was like when he fired the couple more shots he looked like he shot him in the ass or something. That's when buddy fell he stood over shot him some more and got away. It sound like they mean he killed him to me. That's what it sound like. >> Okay to the channel man. Uh this Cedric guy he done spilled the beans today. And I mean he spilled the emoji. You there? He ain't spilled. He ain't spilled [ __ ] He emptied them. >> OG, this here guy. Now, now I know that he put him where he gave a statement that this guy told him that when they was and they all was a part of GRC. Kiwan White wasn't a part of GRC, but he wanted to he was around them. He called one of the leaders, Jerry, daddy. Called him like he was his father. Um, this guy stayed on the stand all day for eight hours straight telling just all day long drone out telling it, telling it, telling it. Have you ever seen such a thing? >> Yes. Yes. Oh, it's it's going down. They What's this? F Jam, man. These dudes is and and they're taking proper agreements. They're not and and that's not it's a recommendation and he just he ain't got a murder. He ain't got nothing but a drug charge and uh a gun charge and he claims that they tried to hit him with a RICO. So that's why he took the proper agreement to come to tell the truth. >> OJ, this guy got up there and I mean the little lady that was questioning him, he couldn't give a direct statements for nothing. He seemed somewhat uneducated when it came down to how hottail. I sit and listen to him and every time he say something. It's like if you know you know. If you don't like the judge kept telling don't say something you don't even know. And the other lady kept objecting. It was a long drawn out conversation. Everybody was trying. And the main thing I kept hearing him say was he said it two or three times. They tried to stop him. He wanted his money. He said Kiwan White came over to where he was at. He wanted his money, but he said he he he had just gotten out of jail somewhere upstate. He got there and everybody brought him money, but he said Kiwan White came over offered him a little something. So Kiwan had a little dust on nothing major. But the one thing he said to Kiwan, Kiwan said, you know, buddy, oh buddy, the one I just played there. He said, "Yeah, I'm the one that I'm the one got that rapper, you know, on the interstate." And then he turns around and say, "Well, man, you didn't get no money for that. They didn't pay you for that." And he told him the darnest thing. He say, "They better get me my money." He sent word to him or else one of them will be next. And old girl said, "Well, who is he talking? Who who's he referring to?" And he said, "I think it was yellow bees and tra hey." The judge told him, "Uh-uh. Uh-uh. either you know it or you don't know it. She wanted a direct answer from him that the the the the defense start objecting immediately. They was like, "Hell no." Uh-uh. Either he didn't know. He don't even know who he was talking about. There he is. OG. Why was it so significant for them to keep talking about that now? Were they trying to put it in the public this scenario? Because they already got Kiwan White. If the man say he told him he done it, The the object ain't Kon white. The object is yellow bezy. >> Well, if the object is yellow bezy and if this is all they had yellow bezy going home. >> Well, not not not on your life. >> What do you mean? >> He he he didn't implicated Yellow Bezy as being an original RFG or whatever the name of >> GRC. Yeah, GRC. And then he when they asked him about beef and he explained the situation with yellow beey and mo three. So he didn't he didn't already he he didn't stir he didn't stir the pot bro. He didn't stir the pot. >> So him saying that stuff standing on the stage and saying these things and having a relationship with these GRC being one of the GRC members the jury is going to weigh heavy on that you think because he is an exact member. He talked about how they going to get the change, where they get the change from. He told her everything he still be telling if they didn't get his ass off that stage. >> But he started off talking about how he knew Kon White that he they grew up together and it was like he was his big cousin uh like a big brother and he's six years older than him. So he came up under his tutelage. So he already painted the picture from the beginning that this guy is under me. Oh, he's not an RGC, but he's under me. Wow. And and the crazy part about it is that woman was asking all kind of questions backward, forward, over the top again. She was not letting it go. She went up there and showed their pictures again. She pointed everybody out at the damn trap house again. She played the video over again. She put the pictures up again. She put all them pictures up. Everybody, she kept putting yellow picture up. Trap boy Freddy picture up. That Jerry Jerry guy picture up. Jose Bodega picture up. >> They putting all these damn pictures up. >> Jerry's nickname is Maserati. >> Maserati. That's right. Jared nickname is Maserati. And they and and they not trying to hear it. I talked earlier to Krisco. I said, "Krisco, what's going on down there?" He said, "Man, this [ __ ] up here telling everything." >> Yeah. Amen. That's that's the art of today. So, America, if you do anything and you got a CRIME PARTNER, YOU BETTER GET RID OF them before the crime is over cuz they are going to kill on this [ __ ] This is a epidemic. >> I mean, I I've never seen it this vast on all parts of the world from the east coast to the south to the west coast. WE GOT THREE TRIALS and we got mustach tell it in every trial. >> Oh gee. Well, let's just think about it though. Only thing different between then and now is the cameras and the fact that they are able to show it more. Uh that's it. Them [ __ ] in the back in the days were telling it. >> Oh no. It was It wasn't that elaborate because back in the day, in my day, if something like this happened, it was direct consequences. Not Bro, he wouldn't have made it back to the sale, homie. No. No. It's a lot different. You had to be a rat for sure to eat cheese like like they jumping on here now. It would and be a gangster. He's sitting there with HIS BIG OLD SELF LOOKING LIKE, you know, killer number Killer Manaro and he's spitting out, man. I'm trying to get back home to my family. Man, gangsters didn't care about family in back in the day. >> Well, he definitely cares about his and he definitely made a made >> No, he don't care, bro. He don't care nothing about his family. All he care about is his own ass. Don't let that that's just like I I be hating these uh uh cats in this antiviolence and everything. Well, we doing this for the kids. You trying to get a check. You ain't caring about no kids. If it was, we wouldn't have this kind of turmoil, but you you Oh, I'm trying to get back to my family. If you thought that much about your family, you wouldn't be in this position. >> Oh, yeah. I seen phone records earlier. What was them phone records about? They had when they first jumped off >> the the phone records. They showed all the phone records of the contacts. >> People like people was flying out. It was some flying out. >> Flew out from California back to Dallas, Texas. He got him telling everybody that had fly. Yes, sir. That man, he ain't Velace ain't got nothing on him, bro. Oh my goodness, >> man. And and somebody put out and I don't know who it was today. Y'all get in the comments and let me know what y'all think about this. I want to hear y'all from y'all cuz I think it was a damn blogger. Uh GRC member Jerry Johnson posted this after Cedric Bradley Bradley testimony in the MO3 trial and it's got a sad face with [ __ ] broke my heart like that [ __ ] my [ __ ] that like [ __ ] broke my heart like would somebody that's already locked up being Jerry Johnson be texting from prison somebody broke my heart in the middle of the situation. >> That's all they do. He getting ready to get indicted, too. So, J Bodega locked up, too. >> No, Bodega's out. Jerry's locked up. >> Maserati locked up. >> Yes. >> Oh, yeah. They got phones all in these penitentiaries and they the gang squad is is monitoring that and going to bring him up on charges on that, too. >> For him saying, "Nigga broke my heart." They'll be asking him that in court next week. >> Yeah. Did you write this? And and all the towers from that penitentiary going to show exactly where that atl came from and is going right to your cell. What in the hell is wrong with these criminals today? It ain't the same no more. You right, OG. This Why would you even say something? I tried to blame it on the bloggers. You saying he probably did. I would want I thinking he's smarter than that. >> He got a cell phone in there. pull these plat phones in there for us to talk that foolishness and they can I got two of my well dudes I I grew up with was on their way home then done almost 30 years and they come up on that ed phone records of him from a whole another penitentiary and he was supposed to be coming home in December. He done got another five years. >> Another five years. five years phone conversation, ed on the phone making deals and all that and they waited right good just like this six years and them 30 years white America got patience now. >> Wow. And and so here we go. Cedric Bradley he steps out today and he just and and he say you know what man they came to me on a Rico. That's another thing he kept saying. They they they they they they brought me over here for drugs, but they kept asking about murders. Um he's he he's steadily trying to understand what's going on. Why they keep asking me about all these murders. So they done took him over there and scared the hell out of him. Showed him stuff that he hadn't seen before and scared the living [ __ ] out of him. You never going home. >> Incorrect statement. Incorrect statement. That man volunteered. He sent a note to them authorities. Man, I got I got something that I give you. After they made the first interview and he tried to play hard ball, they came up with a with a with a a strategy. Look, we gonna show a couple of more things and since he said with this RGC, we gonna say we gonna bring this in and we gonna give him a reco. Then he got to crying like Al Jose saying no. >> No. So you don't think he went in there and said, "You know what? I done held it down. Now I'mma go and tell him. There ain't nobody put no money on my books." >> That's what the hell he did. He volunteered that information. Ain't nobody got it. Oh, they they called me over there and all they talking about. Why would they call you? >> He said they called him. >> Yeah, he said. But why would they call you if you ain't call them first? >> So he was willing to testify is what you saying? >> He there, ain't he? >> Yes, sir. He's there. And he he didn't made a deal and then the state see I remember I told you one time I went to court. Right. >> Right. Instead of taking my attorney I had a gun charge. >> Right. >> And instead of taking my attorney I wouldn't I got another sidebar attorney Ron Slick. Right. Right. So for two it's just it's a a $1,500 fine or three months in the county jail. So I'm like man going. So he tell me, "Well, I talked to the to the uh talked to the DA and uh we gonna just give you a $1,500 fine, Mr. K." I'm like, "Man, that's all I need. I'm on my way to Hawaii." Right. >> Right. >> So we gets in front of the judge and we get in front of the judge and says, "Have you made a plea?" Yes, we made a plea. And he asked me a critical question, right? The same thing that they ask him. and he it's going to bite him in his ass. They ask asked me, "Has any promises been made to you?" Right. >> Right. >> And yeah, the DA said I was going to get a $1,500 fine. My attorney told me to say, "No, no, no. Tell them no. No, sir. I know promises was being made to me. This and this and that." He said, "So you plead guilty to possession of a firearm?" "Yes, sir." Instead of giving me a 15 $1,500 fine, the judge said, "I send you to two years in the county jail." >> Oh, damn. >> I like the fella. >> Hell no. And that lawyer done took that money. >> You tell. So when he was sitting on that stand, he should have told him, "Yeah, they I did a pro. Oh, I was just tell the truth." Or the lady end up asking, "What do you think you're going to get out of this?" I'm trying to get home. trying to get home to my family. Were any promises made? He was supposed to say, "Hell yeah." >> He was supposed to say, "Yeah." Huh? >> Yeah. No, nobody promised me nothing. You ain't going to get Now, when you get off the stand, you're expendable. Now, they going to throw you to the dogs. >> So, they ain't going to give him a damn thing. This man messed up big time. >> He'll be in PC the rest of his life. If he's right now, special needs won't even owe you because they got some killers in special needs. That's what I'm going to ask you. Him up here s sitting up here doing all this talking. He got to go back to his unit. He he got to be in PC >> for the rest of But hey, your boy Fisy, I've been listening to him. Him Gorilla, right? >> Yeah. >> And he's talking about he said he uh it's some it's some snitches that they have money and it's some something. And he say but they kill us too. You're talking about a rat, but these rats is killing them. >> Yeah, man. It's horrible, man, that these boys out here getting down first. Who can get down first and tell the most, man? Good lord. >> Got first here. You already locked up, but you coming to court against me >> in his jail clothes. And And that's his that was his cousin. He say his fake cousin. Come on, man. >> C. He been He been knowing this boy. He's six years older than him. and he set up in there and set the whole world on fire. >> This is play cousin though, OG, >> man. Don't mean nothing today, do it? >> Not nothing at all. I I I sat back and I looked at he kept saying now he called the other boy daddy. That threw me off. Jerry gets called daddy. Old uh what' you call him? >> Maserati. Maserati. >> Yeah. He he owned the barber shop and everything. and he the one owned all the cameras in the place of business over there. He was the main guy. He's the money guy. >> Yeah. Maserati was the one owned the business. And it's like, man, man, you you know, at this age, man, you know, when I was younger, I understand they going through stuff, man. But at this age, man, come on, man. You better be willing to sit out the rest of your life playing with them folks. >> They don't look at it like that, bro. He get these dudes getting 200 years for they are flipping. They are flipping. They can't see their lives going like that dude 33 and he talking about his first parole date is 70. Now he'll tell he'll tell on his mama and the kids. >> Yeah. He got the GRC chain. Man, if you get that chain, old boy said they'll beat your ass if you get that chain. He can something bad can happen to you. If you go out and get one of them chains and they didn't tell you to it, they don't play by that. So you it got to be blinged up. It got to come from a specific jeweler. They said a whole bunch in there, man. That little woman, that little prosecuting woman, she was definitely all over the place trying to figure it out. Sending papers, pushing papers, showing pictures. She was doing it all. Can I approach the bench? I'm like, what? >> Girl, tech black girl power in Texas, boy. Shoot. And y'all do it better. >> Y'all sure do it. Y'all got them little sapphires up in there, boy. running this black judge, black prosecutor, the white boy just sitting back letting her do it. Then you got these other two sitting over here defending old boy. Man, it's a it's a circus. >> What do you What do you think will come out of you think Kiwana will get at least maybe uh 50 years or something? Or do you think they going to pressure the point and make it a whole uh life sentence? Or I think this thing carried the death penalty. Do you think they gonna max it out? What do you think that that jury gonna do with Kiwan White when they start when they start closing? >> I'mma tell you what Kiwan White after today. I'mma tell you what Kiwan White need to do with them two little old black girl. >> What? >> I'll tell too. >> Oh, he need the way this stuff look at >> I just like he said I low on the totem pole. I wasn't even a member. I was I was just apprentice trying to get to work and this is who did it and he was one of the main ones that sent me at it. I you got bro today you better you better defend yourself. >> Do you think he'll wait if they was to give him to say uh say the the max death penalty or life without possibility? Do you think at that point he would turn around after that they could they would still go and talk to him and say look we can we can bring this down >> that ain't nothing to talk about. >> No we can bring this down if you if you're willing to testify against yella or something. Do you think they would be that shy to go to him after they've given him the sentence? >> Of course. But I tell you what, you better do that before I ain't no sense in uh playing Russian roulette with your life now. You see what your OG home boys is doing to you. >> Do you think any other other GRC members will end up in court? >> Well, if if if Cedric said he said he got on there, they gonna be a barrage of Maserati coming. >> He he coming. >> Maserati coming. >> Wow. So you you got still got uh it was Jose Bodega uh uh uh Maserati. It's a couple of people that that they mentioned and showed their pictures. Um I'm wondering will we see them this next phase? Will they be coming up? I think they will. I think I think this is going to be a long I think >> this this is terrible. I mean it it looked bleak for for Yellow. I mean, yeah, yellow was part of it and yeah, it was an ongoing beef. Uh, like he's he putting it down as an authorized member. >> Wow, man. Let me get off of here. I can't believe this happened, man. Y'all get in the comments. Let me know what y'all think about this guy, the GRC member, steps up and he toll on everybody. >> Young, >> this is crazy work, man. I I don't even know what else to tell you guys. All I can tell you is to like and subscribe to the channel. And guys, if you heard what OG said way back, why do 10 when you can tell on a friend, these these guys is telling and they ain't holding back, man. Said it and told everything. It's up in there now for him. He's he he's gone back to his cell to get his dinner time, child time. They'll bring it to him after they do count. It's bad right now, guys. Horrible, man. We don't know what's going to happen now. I guess he'll be they'll come back tomorrow. They got more. If they got more, I can't take no more. Kiwan White, I don't know what else they going to do to him. I don't know. They ain't rest yet. They still going. They got more people they going to bring out. They f to ride this that they going to have this thing rolling for a whole week. Look like >> you said 270. They rested in the c They rested in uh um TPD's case, man. that this the first time I mean this modern society man >> man you got little dirt you got Keith D you got this [ __ ] this crazy arrested today but his his his counsel man he put up he made the def the prosecutor to come back and try to defend man he brought back you know they film everything now on his closing argument wasn't just regular closing arguments he brought up everything that the police said everything that they didn't say and nobody has accused KPD of he said it's one thing that you talk about and you talk about this book and he showed in the book where they wrote this book and they spell Ke's name and then they went to his house and got his shirt. Right. >> Right. >> That Kephy D wrote his shirt. The name on the book and the name on his shirt is two different spelled two different ways. >> Wow. Wow. We I ain't going to go I ain't going to go too deep into that cuz me and you going to chop it up about that. But boy, let me tell you this this whole thing blowing up in our face as we speak, guys. Uh make sure you like, subscribe to the channel, and right here, guys, you should be able to see it. Kefi D right here. These closing arguments, man. We talked about it a little bit earlier and uh it's going down. You got to check it out right here. And we gonna be talk. We gonna finish this thing off, man, a little later on, man. Guys, I hope you like and enjoy what you're seeing, man. From Boss Talk 101, man. Boss Talk 101 review. >> Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to Ehe, the reason you