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The video centers on the ongoing legal battle surrounding the 2020 murder of Dallas rapper Mo3, whose real name was Melvin Noble, and the subsequent trial of his alleged accomplice, rapper Yella Beezy. The core issue discussed is whether rap lyrics can be admissible as evidence in a murder-for-hire case. Prosecutors argue that because the two rappers had a long-standing feud dating back to 2017, statements made by Yella Beezy in songs claiming he put a bounty on Mo3's head should be treated as genuine threats rather than mere artistic expression. The defense counters this by asserting that rappers play characters and that their lyrics are often fictional narratives designed for entertainment, which should not be used to convict someone of a crime they did not commit. The discussion highlights the testimony of Detective Eric Barnes, who explained that law enforcement relied heavily on social media posts and song lyrics because witnesses were unwilling to cooperate during interrogations. A significant point of contention is the legal concept of conspiracy and intent; the hosts debate whether Yella Beezy's words alone are sufficient to prove he intended to hire someone to kill Mo3 or if there must be concrete physical evidence linking him directly to the act. The video notes that while Kiwan White, the individual who physically shot Mo3, was convicted of capital murder, the specific charge of hiring him for the crime remains unproven in court, setting the stage for Yella Beezy's trial where the prosecution must bridge the gap between lyrical threats and criminal intent. As the hosts analyze the upcoming trial, they speculate on the potential witnesses who have not yet testified, including a mysterious figure known as "M" and another defendant named Devin Brown, whose involvement could significantly alter the narrative. The conversation touches upon the possibility of plea deals, referencing rumors that Kiwan White might be considering a sentence reduction in exchange for testimony against Yella Beezy. The hosts also touch on the broader cultural context, mentioning how powerful words can be, citing personal anecdotes about the destructive nature of certain phrases, while emphasizing that in a court of law, intent is the critical factor that distinguishes between artistic expression and actionable criminal conspiracy. Ultimately, the video concludes with an anticipation of a fierce legal showdown, describing it as an "all-out war" where Yella Beezy's defense team, backed by paid attorneys, will face off against the prosecution. The hosts express uncertainty about the final outcome but emphasize that the justice system in Dallas is still grappling with how to fairly handle cases involving hip-hop culture and criminal allegations six years after the murder. They warn viewers that there are many unknowns regarding witness lists and court proceedings, urging the audience to stay tuned for updates as the trial progresses and new evidence or testimony potentially emerges to determine if Yella Beezy will be found guilty of organizing a murder-for-hire scheme.
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[music] Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to E. The reason you seeed around a key theme. Can a rapper song lyrics be used as evidence? In this case, evidence of an alleged murder for hire by Dallas rapper Yellowy in the death of fellow rapper Mo 3. The murder of Mo 3, whose legal name is Melvin Noble, happened back in 2020. Yellow Beey, whose legal name is Maris Conway, is accused of organizing the murder for hire. Detective Eric Barnes testified that throughout the feud between the rappers, Yellowy allegedly said in a song he put a bounty on the head of MO3. The defense Thursday put up an expert saying that these rappers are playing a character and their lyrics should not be used against him. Here's some of the back and forth from court today. >> We want a first person narration in this investigation because of the keep it in the street motto. We weren't able to get that in an interrogation room. We had to go to YouTube to get it. We had to go to social media to get it. People weren't willing to speak and [music] cooperate with law enforcement so this crime could be solved. Instead, it was monetized through songs and carried out further and inflamed through music and social media posts. >> You heard uh uh Dr. Nielson testify. Did you have any problems with his uh uh descriptions that rappers are are playing a character? They give themselves a name and they're playing a character. >> I have a a huge problem with that. >> And what's that? That that's not that can be that narrative can be true but it also cannot be true. It's up to an individual basis. >> But they are playing a character correct. They take a stage name. They go by that name. >> I don't know that necessarily a character is what I would call it. They do have a stage name, but I don't know that they're playing a character. >> Wow. Guys, like subscribe to the channel. That just was an earlier uh I wanted you to hear Toby Spec and I want y'all to understand uh the strategy that they have to have to go in here and deal with this. Eric Barnes was talking to Toby Spec early on and he said, "Hey, you do know." Toby Spec said, "You do know they play a character and and Barnes was saying no." And but Barnes also assured us that this whole thing rested upon social media and that's how he was going to build this case. And um was that enough? And with Kiwan White, uh I don't think his sentence was on the level of that they truly proved they have to go in and prove this in this new um this new trial that they're having with Labz. OG, you there? >> I'm right here. >> OG. So >> that OG right now, uh I I'm reading and I'm I'm researching and I'm trying to find where they proved it. All I'm seeing is things like this and People magazine wrote this yesterday. No, hours ago. Yellowy, listen at this. Man allegedly hired by Yellow Beey to kill rapper Mo3, found guilty of capital murder, sentenced to life in prison. Mo, who's whose real name was Melvin Noble, was shot and killed on Interstate 35 Dallas, uh, of course, in 2020. But here's the things you need to know. Kiwan White was convicted of capital murder in 2020 of for the 2020 killing of the Dallas rapper Mo3 on September 4th. Prosecutors alleged what White was hired that White was hired by rapper Yellow Beasy who had a longunning feud with Mo3 since 2017 but did not listen to that OG prove the murder for hire. Now, White is the first to stand trial in the case and with the trial for Yellow Bezy and another uh man still forthcoming, which is Devon Brown. And I wanted to talk to you about that. They just wrote this and put this out that but it did not prove the murder for hire. They got to go in and prove that. OG, now let's talk about that. Me and you have had discussions before um trying to understand did they lock it in. You say they did. I say they didn't. I say it has to be more work done. You got to show me something else. What they showed me locked him in to the fact of being on the on the interstate. But it didn't lock the the the we didn't see video footage. We hadn't seen all the stuff they have. We hadn't seen all the witnesses. We know that we get we up against a trial that's about to happen. But how do you confidently say that basically this guy Yella is cooked and basically he already has they've already convinced convinced everybody how you explain this yourself. So, uh, Devin White, uh, Pwan White is convicted of killing yellow beying Mo three. Right. >> Correct. That's absolutely correct. >> They have no ties. They have no argument. There's no dots connected where there's a feud between him and Mo three. >> Correct. >> Have no history. >> Correct. They they did show that. I will say that. >> No, they it it wasn't an argument over the same girlfriend because we didn't find out Kon White like boys. [laughter] >> He got a daughter. But yeah, he like >> we we found out [laughter] what he had. I just I just read an article. >> Boy, you is ready at all times. I just had an [laughter] article on a on a on a transa what that got to do with the the price of butter. [laughter] I just told you that it was not an argument over a female because Mr. White likes boys. >> Okay. You establish that. Okay. >> All right. So once that's established and we've established that Kan White is not a serial killer. He's not just killing for free. Right. >> Right. Right. Right. And the prosecutor, as your word said, broke ass, >> bananzo bling. >> What? >> Broke ass bananzo bling. >> Okay. No. So, we have we have established those key elements. Now, to bring this on, bring it on home. >> Bring it on home. OG. >> Bring it on home. It got to be the one or two people that are key to this whole situation. And we've established that a conspiracy can be had. We learned that from the little derk trial >> and the closer arguments and jury instructions that you don't have to be a key element in a conspiracy to be part of a conspiracy. just by you having the element the element or a suggestion too that gives me the idea that I will be paid by you. >> Wow. >> Just to to suggest, right? >> Mhm. >> All right. So now either Mr. Brown is going to come on the stand or get tried. We ain't heard from the mysterious M. Haven't heard from Devin Brown at all. >> We ain't heard nothing from Mr. Brown that Mo three was at his girl house. >> Correct. We We only heard from Jossi who says that he is the one that set everything up. She's She pretty much spoke on her own baby daddy. Said he set it up. >> So So now we found out that Mr. Brown's children were assisted to let them know that he was there. Correct. >> When Mr. Brown come whenever Mr. Brown comes around, [laughter] either he's gonna tell it all or he's going to embellish himself as killing Mo three was because he was a jealous man and that man was there with his children. >> Correct. >> Okay. any any if he says anything well I got it from uh Mo three and said he said coming back to tie it all [laughter] >> no said wasn't even there but he talked to Keon >> said he was there said he was there from from junior high school >> correct he know about the GRC connection >> that's all he need that ties the connection and the spiracy aiding in a betting murder for hire there. Wow. So, okay. Okay. I get where you're coming from. I'm picking up what you're putting down, but it don't it it it it don't take away from the fact that Kiwan White has chosen to keep his mouth closed on the whole situation. He won't be doing no talking. >> You you allude to the fact that he's keep his mouth shut so far. >> Yeah. So far, he he's he's saying he he he left a message. Let me see that message. I had it right here. He just left another message. You know, he got off the phone and he got on his Twitter Twitter fingers. Uh he Let's read what he had to say cuz he seemed like a stern, strong young man. Uh here it is right here. This is the message he says. He said, "This is not the end of the road." This is Kiwan White. I'm quoting him. So don't give up. I didn't give up and you shouldn't either. Sometimes all we need is a little hope and faith to keep going. Keep believing. and keep pushing. And he got a heart and some praying hands, which you call a high five, which I don't like when you do that. But that's what he said. And he's basically keeping faith. I don't know if he's talking about his appeal or if he's talking about a deal he's made, but this is what he's saying. He's saying either either keep the I'm I'm all right with the people who rocking with me. I'm either [laughter] >> He sent that. He sent that to the little boy. >> Yeah, he sent that out. that that came out >> to his boyfriend. >> This is not the end of the road. He sent that out to everybody. OG, why do you keep talking about a boyfriend? Why do you keep pulling pulling that up? >> I didn't pull it up. Rain want to pull up [laughter] the top and some hip hugger pants. That man about 63. [laughter] >> I was out I was out. Then you said, >> "Wait a minute. Don't you dare put me in this. Don't you dare. >> That that man came to court and when they said that that Kan White had a baby, he ran out of the store. [laughter] >> You so silly, man. No, man. Yeah, he he he did have a problem. Kwan White is a guy that he they had a relationship. Everybody knows he was with that uh uh with that person. I'm going to say it like that. And >> transvestite. >> OG. Listen. OG. Everybody knows that um they had fights and all kind of stuff according to uh that person. And so >> he said that that the [ __ ] said that he caught um White up in the house with a real girl and whooped him up. >> What the hell did you go watch that G? Cuz you crazy. You know [laughter] >> that man that man that's why I told you about them hands boy. [laughter] Oh my goodness. You >> Oh, we had one. I was looked up. I was locked up. We call Mother Love Boy 64. Hit harder than all the million boys in there. Hit hard. If you run into them, you might get everything you looking for taken from you. You don't want to run into mother love. That's what I'm telling you, man. These boy, listen, >> they had one sign named LA. and and [laughter] woke up in the morning with a 19inch arm, 63 in chest would tell tell a man, uh, either you going to be my boyfriend or you going to wake up and be my sister. >> What the hell? [laughter] >> That's a hell of a choice. >> Oh jeez. >> Man come in there with a burglary and this man got three murders. >> Oh gee. Now I'mma read this again. What Kiwan said, "This is not the end of the road. So don't give up. I didn't give up." And you shouldn't either. Sometimes all we need is a little hope and faith to keep going. Keep believing and keep pushing and heart with the hands with the praying hands. What does this mean? What message was he trying to put out? Was he put to you just to your discretion? Did he was he putting out the fact that that he's going to keep going with his appeal or was he putting out the fact that he set out and took a deal? >> No appeal. That man, >> he didn't say appeal when he first got uh let he say he she said he could try for appeal. That's what the judge told him. >> That's what the judge said. He ain't said nothing. That man just identified that I'mma testify just like that [laughter] did. >> No. O G, that is not what he said. I'm trying to read between the lines and you tripping. OG, he didn't say that. He just said this is what he said. And I quote, "This is not the end of the road, so don't give up." I didn't give up. This is what he wrote. >> It's not the end of the road because just like Jesus, I'm resurre I'm coming back [laughter] in three days. >> No, I didn't give up and you shouldn't either. I didn't give up and you shouldn't either. Sometimes all we need is a little hope and faith to keep going. Where is his hope and faith coming for? I mean, that's what I want to ask you. It >> is the same thing that happened. He talked to the DA allegedly. OG >> and the DA said, "I can get you 80 instead of life without a possibility." >> 80. And he think that 80 better than life without a possibility. He can come up for parole. >> A number in Texas is way better than they I remember I went to court in Texas and Judge Gino told the guy he gave him 99 years in a dark day. >> Yes, sir. They'll do it. >> And said, "What the hell is a dark day? When do that happen?" >> Damn. 99 years in a dark day, boy. That's >> not even life. When When do that you So you got to wait for a [laughter] judges be on it, man. These judges be on it. I think the judge pretty nice to Kiwan White. I'm interested in seeing who will be the judge on Yellow Be's case. That's something that will really let me know. Oh, no. They they've got this thing over the Trump trial. I mean, over the Trump war. Yeah. >> In Iraq called Poly Market. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Well, Poly Mark, I just looked at Poly Market and it says that yellow bees judge will be a white man. >> No, no, no, no. We don't know that for sure. OG. And and it it says 80% of the people are betting that he will have a white judge. >> Oh G, if you don't get off here with that mess. Let me tell you something, man. You don't know what the hell going to happen down there in Dallas County. >> You betting against him? >> I'm not betting against, but you don't know what's going to happen down there. Toby Shook is the defensive. Well, he got a white lawyer. Let's just talk about Toby Shook who helped a little bit with Kiwan White's case. Toby Shook uh who asked the question to Barnes on the clip that I just shared with you. Toby Shook says, "Hey, how do we know that these rap lyrics are not them playing a character? How do we know that this is not made up?" And I'm just paraphrasing. How do we know? And and Barnes, we know that these things are being said in rap lyrics. See, rap lyrics are different, OG. And I know I'm from the old school, but when you say something, a rap lyric, it does not mean that you actually done it. Sometimes, and sometimes it does. Some of these things that are being said may be true, some of them are not. I remember Pox saying that, you know, uh uh I remember Biggiey's mama uh talking about it one time about the rap lyrics that she said. She say uh you know, the things uh uh that that he said, some of those things were not even true. They were stories that was made up. So, how do you dance around the fact of what's real and what's not? And I know y'all in the comments going to get in here and act a fool this morning, but I'm telling you right now, they are going to play it that way until the end because of movies and everything else they go on. >> No, no, not first of all. I'm not going to say second of all, [laughter] in the court of law, intent. It's a thing called intent. Okay, that >> now a rapper, he didn't go by shooting up a a thousand houses. He he didn't go by and have all these trap houses. But the intent the intent what he talked about did happen somewhere and once I can associate that with you, the intent. Now, you brought up the word Tupac and what happened with Tupac and >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> And he talked about meet me at the crossroads and it cost him his life. Right. >> Correct. And he talked about Brenda's got a baby and that was real, too. >> Visit Biggie said life after death and they took life and he's after death. Right. >> Right. Yeah. These definitely definitely me against the world. I die tonight. >> Are so lyrics are so powerful the things out of your mouth. I remember one time I think I told you about it in 1977 my uh my my relative he had a sevil and I sat in a in a club u and said I would sell my soul to the devil for a civil. You said that OG, >> I said that. I'm not just talking. >> I sell my soul to the devil for a sevil, >> man. I sell my soul to the devil for a sevil. And uh Scotty from the Whisper said, "Bro, what did you say?" I said, "Man, I sell my soul to the devil for one of them." And out of that, they made a record called Olivia the Slave. >> Okay. Okay. All behind what you said. >> All what I said, not >> Whispers. The Whispers. What's the name of that song again? >> Huh? >> What's the name of that song? >> Olivia. >> Got distracted on her way and now she's turned out. >> Wow. >> Wolf man's clothing came along. Changed the way she >> Hey. Hey. [laughter] >> That man no Seville. >> Don't buy that. That's what they said in the song. Don't buy that man no Seville. >> Don't buy that man no. They got that from you, boy. Y'all in 1977 down there putting [ __ ] together that that and and locking the lyrics in of songs back then. >> Point I'm making how powerful words are. After that, I got into the drug game and I I bought my mother a bill for her birthday. I bought my sister. I had more civils than I had girlfriends. >> So the devil answered your prayers. >> And and when I got arrested, my my sister got killed, got stabbed to death. Wow. >> Uh my son died of spinal menitis at two years old. My grandmother died. Everything run. My sister-in-law got killed. >> This all happened. How how what space of time? How? Three years, five years. >> And in in three and a threeear spouse. >> Wow. Whoa. And you just riding in civil the whole time. >> And by and by 1980 I was in prison. I went through a uh in 1978 I spent $1.5 million in nine months. Wow. >> By 1980, I was broken in prison. And you know what? I have >> What? You have >> a civil just what the devil promised. >> Wow. OG. Crazy story. Crazy story. OG. But that don't >> tell me about words. >> But don't that don't that don't put Yellow Beey uh behind bars for murder for hire. They got to prove that case. You did what you did with that Seville, but they got to prove that case. And that's what I'm looking forward to coming up this coming week. >> We can go back to the uh Kef trial. >> Yes, sir. >> It was no evidence against KeD. No physical >> only his words. >> And the jury looked at his words, what he said himself. >> Correct. Correct. That happened. I got to give you that. That happened. >> But he didn't he didn't he didn't have a Toby shook. He had Michael St is waving. Toby ship is in the same law office as Michael uh whatever that that that sold out Carmelo Avenue. So you got some damn Texas will sell a negro out the minute. >> OG this is not the same case. I dare you sit there and put that together like that. And I'm just going to tell you be looking for Toby Shook to show up strong. And I think one of them sisters is what I'm hearing that was with that was doing that. that's gonna she's gonna be helping one of the sister that was on K1's defense will be assisting him as well. So get ready for that. She going to be sitting on that wagon. Don't want nobody to see nothing. She [laughter] without her unless she wear dress. [laughter] >> She ain't dragging that wagon, man. So, all I can tell you, and I'm going to wrap this thing up, is man, get ready for what what we're going to see and and and know that we don't know what we're going to see yet. It's going to be more to come out. We don't know what we're going to see yet. There's going to be more to come out. We've seen the witness list. We didn't see all of those witnesses get on the stand for Kiwan White. We haven't seen Devin Brown yet. So, there's a lot more to this than what we uh have already assessed. So at the end of the day, you will see Toby Spec fighting. He will call up defense for Yella where as Kiwan White didn't really have no defense mechanism. This is going to be a allout war. And you're getting ready to see a man fighting for his life with a paid for and I know the other woman did it pro bono for uh Kiwan White. That's still that ain't what you about to get with Yella. You got hardearned dollars being paid to fight against a situation that happened. Now, will he win? We don't know. Will he lose? We don't know. But what we do know is that they have a team and that they have been they have seen the stuff in Discovery. They have said we are going to fight and they ain't ain't nobody said we ain't going to go to trial because Kiwan White uh uh uh didn't prove the murder for hire. They are still moving forward as far as I know and as far as I can see. So therefore, it's something we don't know. There are some things that could happen. >> They know this. >> We don't know. We know this. >> We know this, right? By your words, they got a place farm that turn big rocks into little [laughter] rocks. >> Oh gee, you can't put that man without a fair trial in no damn prison system turning no damn big rocks into little rocks. He has to fight a battle and it's a uphill battle. We've seen these battles being fought before. That boy, it was a boy that won against the Memphis system down there. What was his name? Gavon or Gavon Warren. That's down there. You can win. You can beat them. >> Yellow be yellow busy, please. They got some discount tickets to Cuba today. [laughter] >> Come before the hand, >> man. Watch out. It's going to be a rumble in the jungle, a fight. Who's wrong and who's right? The justice system, which way will the scales roll? I'm telling you right now, it's some stuff y'all don't know, but y'all about to know. Will Rainwater to show up to trial. His name was on a list. We don't know if that list was real. Uh, Jose Bodega. There's a lot of people that haven't showed up yet, but I believe we're about to see these people start showing up. Court's about to be in session, guys. Um, me and OG, we going to disagree, but sometimes, but this here's something. I don't have a dog in a fight. You know, I was a big fan of both of them. Yella and Mo three, a big fan. So, therefore, I always try to look for a bridge instead of a wall. And it's crazy how tough this was on the city. Six years later, they are still having uh issues with this and trying to figure out how justice can be displayed, man. And it's tough. And guys, I wouldn't wish that on nobody's city, man. So, guys, hopefully we can uh >> What y'all doing about the pink house? >> OG, stop it. OG, we I I said we trying to get it together down here. What y'all doing about that damn Roscos and PMG up there getting shot? Try I mean P me P whatever that boy name was. The one that we he went in there and got himself shot. What happened to that? Don't ask me about nothing down here. >> That's LA. We We don't do that. We don't have law schools in >> Yeah. Well, there some stuff happened over there. Somebody got done got shot up. A lot of times stuff happened in Compton. Don't act like y'all Saints. Hell, >> we don't in Compton. We do this shooting, >> man. Listen guys, I got to get off here. OG done flipped this to something else. I'm telling you right now, get ready. Get ready. Get ready. It's about to go down, man. And like I said, man, um going to be watching and just appreciate all y'all guys. And if you're still watching, get ready this week. Here it is. Tuesday. I told y'all zero uh man uh ain't no such thing as friends only associates. Uh zero uh uh Houston Pimp will be proud of me this week. We f to see all the clip. I'm giving it to y'all, man. So get ready for it, man. It's going down. And if y'all still watching, just know this man. Aries Spears disrespected in the worst way uh when it come down to Martin and Bernie M. According to the people, uh I got to get with Aries. I want to I want to hear his side of the story whenever I can catch up with him. But at any rate, man, he says some things and OG says some things here and I just Hey, I didn't say it. Boss Talk 101 reviews. >> Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to E. The reason you see