Kewon White Trial Start! Yella Beezy In Court Everything Exposed

Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to Eury selection begins today for that case involving a deadly feud between two rival rappers. >> Mo three was shot to death back in was on I30 back in 2020 and prosecutors say this was a murder for higher plot. Tissia Minga live outside the Dallas County Courthouse to explain what's ahead in this case. Tissia, >> good morning guys. Yeah, Kiwan White, the alleged hitman, is already serving time for an unrelated gun charges and now faces capital murder for MO3's death. In MO3's death, now Mo 3, by the way, his real name is Melvin Noble. He was followed, chased, and killed on I35e in 2020, and his death shocked the local hiphop community. But prosecutors say this wasn't a random shooting. They allege Mo 3 was targeted as part of a murder for higher plot. And they say this case also centers on a longunning feud between Noble and fellow Dallas rapper Yellowy whose real name is Maris Conway. Prosecutors accuse Conway of orchestrating the killing and hiring White to carry to carry it out. Now Conway has pleaded not guilty and denies involvement. One of the biggest questions heading into trial is what role will rap lyrics play? >> OG, they're getting started. This thing is jumping off. OG, are you there? They're getting started. >> Not yet. >> OG. >> He said he said he ain't guilty. He said it wasn't him. >> OG. This is This is crazy the way that they're doing it. The prosecutor has pulled in Kiwan White first. As you've said, you've you've said some things about this not being good for Yellow Bey because he going first. I didn't really understand at first until I heard this one statement Tissia said here. And they calling this boy hit man. But I I wanted you to hear this one statement. I want you to help me with it. Listen at this. >> Judge has allowed some of Yellow Bee's music, including lyrics about his feud with MO3 to be presented as evidence. The defense or the defense argues rap lyrics are artistic expression, not confessions. And during a pre-trial hearing last week, a judge denied Dallas a Dallas detective who has done a lot of investigations involving involving Dallas rappers. Well, that detective will not be able to serve as an expert witness on the rap music. And this is important because the prosecution claims Conway song lyrics mentioned putting a bounty on Mo3. Jury selection begins today and attorneys will narrow down a pool of 77 prospective jurors to a panel of 12. Now, White is the first defendant to face trial and a judge did tell Yellow Bezy and a third defendant to be uh ready in case they they have to have a trial today too in case something changes. Now, >> that's that that's the part right there. Be ready to have a trial today in case something changes. What the hell is this this what is being said, OG? Why would the prosecutor tell Yellow Bezy, be ready to have a trial today? And so, he he got he he in there probably sitting, but why would he say that? What is that all about? I thought they do one and then the next one >> because uh uh potentially from what that sounds like that uh the defendant today, Mr. White, is getting ready to change his plea and turn state evidence to start a trial against >> That's exactly what that could be. So it was a I see what you saying. So if he come in there coping out, we better just go start your trial today, Yellow Beey. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> But I would think they would have to have respect enough for them to Well, they've already did the pre-trial hearing, so it's all all uh uh what? All gas, no breaks, as y'all always say, right? So they everything's laid out to go forward. So what they're saying is, okay, if he come in here and and we decide what he said and what you we done with him is working towards something we need to do to you, we going to flip right there. >> Right. That's that's what the potential leader is saying is that they're working on something with Kon White that he'll plead guilty to 20 years and he's going to turn state evidence on Yellow Bezy. So we getting ready to crank your trial. We had his trial. Now we having yours. >> That's why you said this didn't look good. That's why you said I get it now. Cuz if they flip this thing right now, now it really looking crazy cuz they putting all they all of they eggs in the basket with Kiwan White to say, you know what, he said you gave it to him. Now it's his word against yours, >> right? >> Wow. What do you How do you see it now playing out now that you've heard what what the jud what the prosecutor is is is lining him up with? Well, still in all, you still got to realize the fact that uh the the judge did um reject that the police can't come in. >> The detective and and that detective knew a lot about that music. They That's another plus for Yellow Bezy, >> right? Now, that don't mean they ain't going to get somebody else. >> There you go. And it could be somebody else that was at >> it could be a engineer. It could be anybody that was doing the music could have heard something in there while the music being done. They could subpoena anybody and have them up there trying to understand why and what they done and had to do with this whole whole deal. Right. >> That's right. >> So Kiwan White comes in hot. I did not expect them to say that. You probably did because you're a little bit more versed on it than me. I ain't never been in a system where people turn over on people. But this guy is basically now uh uh uh they're saying we we brought him down here. We going to put him in the trial and see if he'll run up in that gully and face this capital murder charge to put him to the death penalty. But if he start coping a plea, if he starts saying, you know what, I want to let me talk. Let me and his lawyer start saying, "We not going to be able to beat this. We not going to be able to beat this." And and next thing you know, he say, "Man, y can I can I have five minutes? Five minutes? Can we Can we have five minutes? >> That man been sitting up in prison for five years on a on a federal gun charge. >> Wow. >> Now they didn't transfer him down to to from the feds to the county jail is like going from heaven to hell. And with a case as massive as this, do you think that man want to go through that and go through TDC? >> Yeah. So he going to have to go Yeah. They got to go down there where it's hot. They turning big rocks into little rocks. Hitting on it all day long out in that hot sun. 115 degree weather. Huntsville, Texas down there or going to West Texas out there of the guards or you one of them uh convict units. What a boy. They a death row. This is crazy, man. He don't want that smoke coming from the feds. I agree with you, OG. Hell no. He don't want that smoke. Big rocks in the little rocks is what they do. They put a big old tractor out there, a brand new tractor. They got a big old They got a red white guy on a horse and he riding that horse and they got a big brand new tractor out there, but they got some they got some handheld saws out there, but they ain't going to let you use that damn tractor. They want you to see that tractor. I I I sent you this article on this this guy and they were talking about he's a psychopathic killer and he killed his he killed his little sister, you know, and it's American, right? >> Right. >> And and and and why I sent you the article because I hear somebody from your state always talking about how hard they was when they was in prison, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's two. We got a few people in our state. >> How how you know they used to uh DP this and when when C came in and I had to do this and this and that. But this white boy is a psychopathic killer. >> Uhhuh. >> And and the unit he was in was called Ferguson. I said, >> "Yeah, Ferguson unit. That's that's freaky Friday unit." Yeah. They get freaky Friday. Cut one eyebrow on that unit off on Friday and fight like hell. >> I said, "Well, you know why he got a IB on on this on this Yankee here?" Cuz this man is a killer. >> Boy, you over there. Leave us alone, OG. Leave us alone, man. >> Y'all talking, >> OG, leave us alone. >> How Ferguson was this and Ferguson was that, boy? Y'all, >> OG, you don't want me You don't want me to go start pulling out stuff in San Quinton, boy. You don't want that. You don't want me to start talking about the psychopathic white guys that was over there running them units with y'all that y'all wasn't playing with. And we we was eating. I just sent you I just sent you one last night. He was in St. Quinton. >> A p a pig leg. Joe Morgan. Find out that he was a fed in 1975. >> Yeah, I see that. Yeah, we did talk about that. >> Yeah, but I've been knowing that man since 197273. >> You was chopping it up with him. You didn't know he was a damn worker. >> Yeah, you was chopping it up with him. >> WE CHOPPED UP. HOW you in? Yeah, you shared you. You want your uh apple? You No, I'll take your You want your milk? I'll take your milk. You [ __ ] y'all was y'all was in there together. >> We was in Palm Hall together and uh me, him, and Tokyo, uh the leader of the Aryan Brotherhood and Pig Lake Joe ran a hard line all the way till he died in 1994. And now they come up with that he was a a rat. He was with Haida. Well, I'm telling you now, OG, uh, once you get in these courtroom, like you said, I didn't think about it, but he was in the he was in the feds, now he in the county, you can't even hardly go do nothing. They got you locked down 24/7 almost. You ain't really moving around. You inside of a metal concrete hell. And I And it's hot. It's hot. Boy, when I tell you it's hot, it's hot in Texas right now, man. I changed Hey, I changed a battery yesterday and and and boy, my whole hand just was burning. feel like a scorching hot heat on 2:00 in the afternoon, man. It's burning hot as it can. I mean, you go outside, everybody's sneaking inside. They don't even want to be outside. >> That That'll make it turn to a plea real quick. >> Uh let's do a transact. I'll plead guilty uh to this and we'll do a federal transact and y'all send me back to do the state time back in the feds and I'll tell you everything you want to know >> and he already been talking so he don't want to be it's it's going to be a weird trial for him and I think that's exactly what's about to happen. I don't think they plan on asking this guy a lot of questions and bringing in a lot of witnesses. This is a This is a pump fake to pretty much get Yellow Beey set up to go in as and him say, "Yeah, he he hired me and now all these other ones that you seen on that damn compiled list going to start coming in talking all these different people. You f to start seeing the whole flow show. This just the tip of the iceberg right here. >> You getting ready to see some Texas mob James on that stand?" >> Oh no, you're not going to do that. OG that West Coast don't try to compare nothing we doing down here to what Mob James and them did on in that trial. Mob James got on that stand. Don't compare that to what we got going in Texas is totally different. >> One thing about it that's that's known to the world. Whatever Texas do, THEY DO IT BIG. >> YOU AIN'T WORTH A DAMN. YOU ain't worth a damn. No sir. Don't you Don't you dare. Don't you dare. Don't you dare try to use the big thing now. It's all big now because it come something negative. >> It's all big in Texas, boy. And you think it it thinkal >> No, we can't compare no damn KVD trial. OG, this is not the same thing. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> DON'T DO THAT. >> 267 witnesses some stuff. >> And And what make it so cold in Texas? Y'all so polite. Yes, ma'am. Yes. You have some. >> No. No. See, I can't stand you. He in there with a plaid shirt on. Don't take it there. I seen Mob James up there with a plaid shirt on. >> Pretty much with a plaid shirt on, arguing with the prosecutor about I didn't want to send no man to prison, but came in on the behalf of the prosecution. I've been let y'all make it. So, don't you dare don't you dare speak on nothing. that's going on in Texas, man. >> When you see the barrage of people coming for the prosecution, he it's going to put mob James to shame, >> man. Come on, man. Keep D them still, you still got one big big problem over there with that trial that y'all dealing with. It's a huge problem in the element that you leaving out on the Kefir D trial. Mr. Suge Knight has not showed up yet to do give us our uh uh grand finale. finale. >> He coming. Give us a grand finale. We can't compare to what y'all with Suge. Suge was in the damn car with Tupac when he got when he got merked. Suge was in the car. So you can't we ain't got a damn thing down here that can compare to that [ __ ] y'all did up there. Don't do that. OG. >> It's called Keon White. >> No. No sir. We can't compare. No. Big and Tupac was dealing with that, man. No, don't dare compare that. We This IS WHERE WE GOT it from. That just see you guys are the one that STARTED IT OFF 30 years ago and we still looking at the benefits of a guy who basically looked up to y'all and a couple of people down here. All these people wearing these colors. All of them got these damn rags in their damn pocket. We didn't know nothing about that stuff. Y'all turned us out, man. And I blame the whole damn West Coast for that. Let me I don't I got to get off of here. >> And once y'all learned about it, y'all took it off and took it big. >> No, no, no. We didn't. No, WE DIDN'T KNOW. >> SOVEREIGN state of Texas, y'all. And took something and we look at say, "What the hell wrong with you?" >> No, we don't. We cool players down here. We wasn't even on that. We'll holler stuff like Jack. We'll holl This in the 70s. We wasn't doing that. You might have a few cats that pop somebody at a gambling shack, but what y'all done when y'all stuck them drivebys in and y'all start stopping at red lights and stuff making people y'all made a living hell out of what was going on with the culture, man. >> And y'all y'all culture ain't got right yet from THE PINK HOUSE. >> NO, BECAUSE WE LEARNED THIS FROM Y'ALL. Y'ALL WAS DOING crazy [ __ ] putting movies out. >> What happened to Lil Ronnie's uh uh uh victims? >> They in prison, man. You ain't got to bring that up. All this stem from y'all. All these guys wearing colors that they got from y'all. I'm sick of it, too. Anybody listen guys, do not be out here trying to rep no set that y'all ain't never even been on them streets. I done been on these streets now. And I'm telling you, stop doing it. No more set repping for people that we don't know what's going on. I'm stopping it right now. The buck stops here. Colors was wrong. We didn't that Colors movie, all of that stuff. South Central a little JRock them. Listen, man. We got we we just got mesmerized in the pimping. We didn't know what was really going down. So, >> well, and first of all, I'm glad you said that because did none of us make that movie? So, you get with them Yankees you and had you believing that was none of that movie taken in Compton. So, >> man, don't die Kane. Don't die, Kane. That's some LA stuff. Don't die. Kane is out there getting shot up at a red light with o over something that happened that and now you got to go look for the other dude. We heard Trey and he got out the backseat of the car. Let me out. Trey, let me out. Yeah, dope boy had to stop the car and let All this stuff influence our people. We got to try to figure out what the hell y'all are doing. >> Do you know where that was filmed at? >> Where was it filmed at? OG >> on Lions and Farm in FIFTH WARD, TEXAS. OH NO. DAMN. Oh jeez. >> Nowhere close. >> Oh gg. Come on, man. You can't tell me no. Boy, you telling me that that damn uh car with all them hydraulics and cube was driving was down here in Texas, man. Gone with that, man. You know y'all was over there >> on the corner you went to on the weekend right there, >> man. Oh, you gonna f me on cringshaw. On craw. Oh, you gonna f me, man. We had one good night without violence. Shut up. You know, and all that, man. Y'all are the worst. Y'all influenced the culture wrong. That was the craziest [ __ ] ever. >> And that's so you know every word of the movie. >> I watched the hell out there movies thinking, man, where where is OG at? I didn't even know you at the time. But that's got to be >> I never watched it. I never watched Colors Boys in the Hood. I lived it. So I ain't no sense of me watching that ain't real. >> Oh gee. Why y'all Why? Listen, OG, uh you are one of the guys that I look to to see really what's going down with the history and the culture, what happened in in on the West Coast. And um when I look at when I look at how how this thing unfolded and I look at these young folks all over the country from one side to the next even in other country I was in Hawaii and this boy had on a red rag acting like he was down with the set. Do you feel any kind of uh do you feel uh bad for being a part of something that influenced in that way all across America? Just just like I can't >> all across America. >> I I didn't make colors. I didn't make boys in the hood. Do the people that made it, do they feel bad? >> No. You're not getting out that easy. No. >> Kyoo Street is in Compton. >> That's right. That's right. >> That stuff done flew all over the world, man. It's all in Hawaii. YOU DON'T FEEL BAD ABOUT THAT? >> But do do you think I name Pyro Street? Get the get get the man that named the streets. It wasn't me. >> Oh, get let me get back. We can talk about that other time, but Keywan White is in trial today and they talking about making a hard stop if they hear the right information uh uh and to take it the wrong way on yellow beey. Don't you think that's crazy? And I didn't see it coming, but you told me that. >> I already knew it. Stay. That's That's called the setup. The 42 fake. >> That was a 42 fake. OG. Oh, she said the 42 fake. That was a whole play. A whole football play. 42 fake. >> Run it to the right side then hit him to the left. >> Oh man, the 42 fake. So they ain't really worried about Kiwan and they know they got him. They just trying to set it up properly. >> Trying to get the best he can get. Like he don't want to break no rocks. They could offer him a trustee position and he'll sell somebody out with a >> life. He already told him, "Y'all may not like what I do." >> Oh, he did say that. >> It's not going to be It's going to be ugly for somebody, but somebody got to survive. Dude, like, man, Marvin, you didn't got this old what say? Somebody got to live to tell a story. Everybody can't die. Oh gee, this is crazy work when you think about what's happening with this whole case, man. Um, I hate it for all of the families involved. I have to end it on that note, man. I hate it for all the families involved. When you look at all of the people that's about lives about to be destroyed, people about to be exposed for who they really are. Did you sign the paperwork? Was you in there? What happened to you two years ago when you went to the feds? Did you end up talking during that time cuz you knew this was coming down the pike? Did you already sell him out before you got your time in order to get your time reduced on that other case? That's something you have to think about. These guys, a lot of these guys running up in that courtroom, already done been to prison and already done came back on federal cases. Did they and state cases? Did they have they already been working out deals? Are they in fear to go back down there? Like you said, it ain't just one. It's several of them. There are several people being shipped from prison, federal prison, state prison, back being subpoenaed for this case. There's also guys who just got out who are being pulled back into the courtroom where they it's their worst nightmares to leave that little girl or that little boy that they've been gone from for four years already, for five years already, for two years already. Do you think they're willing to sacrifice themselves again to go back down and leave their family again? Or do you think they'll talk? We don't know what's going to happen, but I'm going to stay tuned. We're going to play byplay this thing. We'll hear today. Will Kiwan White roll? Because that last statement that young lady made to Mia to to Tisia made when she said that these people are about to uh uh uh pretty much say if they can roll it one way, then they going to go with it this way because we can start Yella's trial today. That mean they got to stop Oh, do that mean they got to pick another jury though? They got to pick a jury to do that. >> Yeah. So they just stop his automatically and start the other one with the jury and everything right there. >> No. No. They're going to have a big yellow be another jury, but they already got them in place. >> Don't do that, man. They that cold with it, OG. >> That's that 77 that they was going to use for Ke in that room. When you make that deal, they just come on, crack them on out. We use yellow bees instead. >> Oh man. Like a like that's a bad situation. Guys, make sure you like, subscribe to the channel, man. Guys, we'll be play by playing this thing, man. Let us know what you guys think, man. Will Kiwan White fold or will Kiwan White hold? I don't know, guys. And also, guys, if you still watching, man, this is what you got to get through your head, man. Keith D. Kei D is back in that courtroom today. He said that the prosecutor was trying to uh making letting his family have going through all kind of hell right here. And I don't know what's going to become of it, but Kev D speaking out in there. I don't know if he if you think I'm here to play around with y'all. God damn it, I'm not. He might give us one of those this week. I have no idea. Boss Talk 101, man. Review. >> Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to Ehe, the reason you