Yella Beezy $40K Bank Withdrawal TRACKED! Trapboy Freddy Text EXPOSED! Mo3 Trial FBI Called!
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The trial of Kiwan White, the accused hitman charged with the 2020 murder of rapper Mo3, has reached a critical turning point as prosecutors unveiled new financial evidence linking Yella Beezy to the crime. For the first time in court, details regarding payments made for the alleged hit were presented, including a significant $40,000 withdrawal from Chase Bank by Yella Beezy, whose legal name is Maris Conway. This discovery occurred just two days before an alleged money exchange at a car dealership in Irving, Texas. Lead detective Eric Barnes testified that this financial trail connects three key locations: the initial payment meetup in Irving, a subsequent meeting at Yella Beezy's home in Frisco where the large bank withdrawal took place, and finally the trap house in Dallas where Kiwan White was seen on video footage.
During the proceedings, Detective Barnes recounted how he used jail calls made by Kiwan White to establish the timeline of the murder plot. In these recordings, White discussed receiving payments totaling $50,000 and expressed regret over taking away a child's father, specifically mentioning Mo3's daughter. The testimony highlighted the psychological pressure White faced, noting that despite being interrogated for nearly twenty hours prior to his arrest, he remained defiant and refused to "fold" under questioning. The prosecution argued that while White adhered to a strict street code by holding down his associates, the financial evidence now points directly to Yella Beezy as the mastermind who initiated the cartel-like operation involving figures like Jerry Maserati and Trapboy Freddy.
The investigation is expected to expand significantly with the involvement of federal agents, particularly an FBI specialist scheduled to testify about the money trail. Experts suggest that the federal team will scrutinize the physical characteristics of the cash, such as serial numbers and potential mismatches, which could provide a broader perspective on how the funds moved from Yella Beezy to the hitmen. Legal analysts also warn that this case could lead to future RICO charges against the entire organization, as the evidence suggests a structured criminal enterprise rather than isolated incidents. With over 270 potential witnesses identified by the District Attorney and only a fraction having testified so far, the trial is likely to continue for an extended period, potentially revealing more about the inner workings of the group and the extent of their involvement in the murder conspiracy.
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Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to
E. The reason you see the prosecution in
the MO3 murder trial is now connecting
how the alleged murder for higher
payments were made. This is the sixth
day of testimony of the trial of Kiwan
White. He's the accused hitman charged
with murdering Mo 3, also known as
Melvin Noble, in an ambush on I35 in
2020. Prosecutors say White was paid by
another rapper, Yellow Beey, and for the
first time, they presented details of
those payments. Fox 4 Steven D's in the
newsroom with an update from court.
Stephen,
>> Eden, the prosecution just dropped a
bombshell discovery showing a withdrawal
slip from Chase Bank in the amount of
$40,000 from the account of rapper
Yellowy, whose legal name Maris Conway.
They say this was 2 days before an
alleged money exchange at a car
dealership in Irving. Detective Eric
Barnes is the lead detective of this
murder case for Melvin Noble, who went
by the rap name Mo3. This entire trial,
the prosecution has claimed that Dallas
rapper Yellowy and Trap Boy Freddy
allegedly paid to have Mo 3 murdered. In
court, Barnes said that a payment meetup
happened in Irving, then Yellowy's home
in Fris, and finally at the trap house
in Dallas, where Kiwan White was seen on
video. The detective also testified
Maris Conway withdrew a large sum of
money from a bank near his Frisco home
before meeting up with trap boy Freddy
in Irving.
>> You talked a lot about money and the
payment uh for this murder.
What information did you have at that
point? What evidence and information did
you have that this was a murder prior?
>> The only thing that I had was the the
jail calls.
>> And when you say the jail calls, which
jail calls were those? the one that
occurred several hours after the murder
with Darius Fields and then the second
call that occurred after he was arrested
in Mount Pleasant when he said I got
paid 20,000
you look at them babies
you look to daddy
>> you took your baby's daddy away from you
know what how much $50,000
>> $50,000 do a GRC child
>> I didn't do it
10,000.
>> Wow. He Wow. Wow. Kiwan White, he say
you laughed when he showed you uh Mo
three kids. And man, he said I didn't
laugh at that. U man Kiwan White uh
Detective Barnes told him he would be
here with him from the start to the
finish. And there he is in court on the
stand after he uh pretty much
interrogated him uh five six years
prior. OG, are you there?
>> I'm right here.
>> OG, Detective Barnes and him been riding
together for a long time. How do you
think Kwan White felt when Detective
Barnes walked in that courtroom and he
thought back to when he was
interrogating him for hours, almost
20ome hours? Look like it looked like it
was numerous of hours he sit there with
this young man.
>> Looked like he said, "I got my rest
finally."
And he said, "You laughed at the He
brought a picture of Mo 3's kids in
there and said this man right here, you
you you you took away their kids. Not
only that, took away their father, but
you going to be gone. So your little
girl." So I guess I didn't even know Key
White had a little girl. But here it
shows he has a little girl. And now they
got him uh between a rock and a hard
place. But one thing about Kiwan White
seemed like he didn't he didn't fold. It
seemed like in this he he didn't f
>> too.
>> So So he didn't fold. He he held him
down. OG, that's what they do. Uh this
is this is this is what they do. He's
trying to stay true to the street code.
So he held him down. Is this street code
thing valid for him now? Now that he now
that they got him and they caught
red-handed and everybody else is saying
we didn't give him no money like like
Detective Barnes said, OG. Well, he saw
what the street code got him all the
pop. His big cousin, his big brother
sitting there pointing him out. The hell
with the street code.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Cedric pointed him out. Um
but at this time Cedric was they all
GRC. So what I what what they showed
today in court uh is that he had a GRC
chain that he went and purchased. if
they got a lump sum of money. They
caught him with some money down in in in
Mount Pleasant, like 10 bands, $10,000
close to it. And and Barnes was telling
him, man, you this you're not going to
get to spend that money. That money come
and go. These people want to move on.
They're calling you a crash dummy. Now,
you know what a crash dummy is? A crash
dummy is the dummy they put in the car
and put the seat belt on, running into
the wall. Crash dummy.
This is what they're calling Kiwan White
now is what Detective Barnes is telling
him. OG, is this stuff valid? Do Barnes
have enough information to I guess back
then certain things wasn't even there,
but he but he knew that that that this
was he had idea that this was Kiwan
White.
>> Uh it was no rocket science. They've
been telling on Kon. So
>> yeah, but Kan had a mask on.
>> Oh yeah. And they had some dirty draws
on too.
>> OG, why did you bring the man draws up?
We talk, we already know, we established
that the man draws had on the same draws
for a few days, right?
>> But the man was under distress. You got
to admit that anytime somebody draws
stayed with them draws on like that,
that man under distress.
>> Okay,
>> you and I, you know, he couldn't he
moving so fast he couldn't even change
his draw. I don't know if he forgot to
burn him when he went when he ended up
getting himself in trouble either. I'm
wondering did he even get to burn him?
You know, uh that's the thing right
there. You don't never know what these
guys was going through. OG OG, let me
ask you this. Um when it come down to
Kiwan White, do you think he did the
right thing holding it down all these
years?
>> Huh?
>> Oh Did he hold it down?
>> Yeah, he held it down. He was in court.
He held it down. Uh here go yellow bezy
walking in the court when they told him
they was going to do key one first this
on 24 now his trial coming up next
him okay there he
going in
him and grandma
So, with Yellow Bees's case coming up,
OG, do you think are they going to bring
on the same witnesses? Are they going to
bring on They got plenty of witnesses. I
think we're going to start seeing some
more GRC members start to testify uh
once once uh Yella is uh uh starting his
his trial.
>> And I think Detective Barnes will be
back on that stand as well.
>> Didn't Didn't the DA say they got 270ome
witnesses?
>> Yeah, we only seen about six, seven.
>> Okay. We haven't we haven't even began
to scratch the surface of how many
people for the yellow the for the yellow
uh trial it was almost 300 people, man.
So, we're we're How long do you think
that this this K1 white stuff will
continue? Cuz they supposed to have a
federal guy to come in tomorrow about
this money. A federal guy be in tomorrow
to discuss the money. Well, today the
federal guy be in today to discuss the
money. I say tomorrow, but it's today.
Um,
>> but it's tomorrow here. It's 10:35.
>> Yeah. Well, it's late. It's late. Don't
drop the low. Don't drop the lo. Yeah.
>> I'm just saying.
>> So, so I'm asking you a question. Once
the What will this federal uh guy, the
FBI agent is coming in tomorrow to
discuss this money? What will he be
trying to What do you see him saying or
how will he even be effective? Do he see
something that we can't see in the
money?
It got to be something there cuz if that
that's case Borne's the money that they
got down he's investigating the money I
believe the way that the money
transferred what
>> from from the famous words of boss talk
one where there smoke there is fire
this money will be looked at thoroughly
uh I can you can bet your sweet ass on
that they will this money that he got
what type of bills they were, where they
came from. I think that's what he'll
dive into. A lot of people say they
can't tell the uh uh if it's a serial
number or if it's a mismatch or a
mishap, but uh I think for a fact
there's going to be uh there's going to
be some stuff he's going to share with
us that's going to even give us a even
wider perspective on what um what is
going on here. You know what I mean?
It'll be a wider perspective to what's
what what what's going on where that
money came from. How did it get to him?
When did we know that that money was uh
you know here we go right here now? Now
the Kiwan White thing I we've seen
enough of him and Jerry. Will anybody
else from GRC testify uh during the
trial of uh uh uh Kiwan White? I don't
think they I don't think they need to. I
don't think they need to exhaust their
resources. They just they just
They just the head man Justin Snitch. He
say they he say him Maserati and Bodega
and Yella they started the cartel. So
who you need higher than the president?
>> He's part of it but there the people you
just named. Maserati.
>> He not part of it. He is it. He's
testified that he is the man.
>> Yeah. But they got more people locked
up. GRC that that they could bring in
and testify. Uh that Jerry guy,
>> they gonna too.
>> You think they gonna bring them in too?
>> They they gonna Oh, they going to sing
sing like Al Jose saying mommy.
>> No, man.
This this this this here is going
further than what? Okay, they got Kiwan
White, but I I don't know. for some
reason the yellow thing trying to lash
that money to him until I hear the
federal guy uh speak uh today. I'm I I'm
not I'm not I I I got to hear what he
got to say because if you if you can't
put yellow handing that guy no money.
Uh you can't you can't put it you
couldn't you can't m it's still some
doubt there. And you and I both know
when a jury is is is trying to
understand something, it have to be
beyond re doubt, right?
>> Am I right? It got to be on beyond
>> not right.
>> No.
>> No, you're not.
>> Yeah. They if they if they if they doubt
in any way, they can't find you guilty.
>> The jury is not going to doubt nothing.
If you got somebody testif
America's mind, bro.
>> No. You got to understand if if if you
didn't get the money and hand to you by
Yella himself, it's going to be hard.
>> You don't have to you don't have to have
it by by itself. If you had in in
concert, if it's just an inference that
a deal was made, that's all you need to
know. It doesn't have to be a
handoverhand transaction and a criminal
offense, bro.
>> H
>> that's why they that's why in the feds
they have a thing called phone
conversation. this conversation we can
have right now. If we were talking about
a illegal illegal drug transaction, not
me and you talking about it. We could be
talking about something in reference to
and I call somebody else and say, "I
just got off the phone with Boss Talk."
And he said he'll meet us at his
favorite spot in Beverly Hills. When you
come there, when we get indicted, you're
going to jail, too, for phone
conversation. Six years, buddy.
>> Now, put that in your pipe to smoke it.
Six years.
>> Six years is a phone conversation.
>> Damn.
>> Well, it it's a bunch of going to
get six years cuz a lot of talking went
on during this case.
>> A lot of talking going on. That's why
when they get that talking when they
they sit down in in that interrogation
room and when they click that thing on
on that big screen at big rotation and
he clicks it. Click click click. Oh
yeah. Yeah. YEAH. YOU GOT THAT? YEAH,
MAN. LOOK, I made sure. I mean, sure, I
told that to burn them clothes up.
He should HAVE BURNT THEM DRAWERS UP,
BUT MAN, he still got them on.
>> He still got them on. He still got them
on.
>> I see you to the penant. And any negro
just the inference they say trap boy
Freddy is the the the detective is
trying to alienate trap boy and trying
to put him in association that since he
is uh a street urchant that he doesn't
go into the bank and he made a cash
transaction but my other
the other guy he went into the bank and
withdraw amount of money that would
concurred with what happened with the
demise of Mo three.
>> Okay. So, so, so that's why that's why
they holding on to him. Latched on to
him.
>> That's that's that's not smoke. That's
fire, bro. It's starting to burn.
>> Well, let me ask you,
let me ask you this. A lot of people
alleged to the fact that after this is
said and done and everybody's did they
what they they doing a RICO is about to
be the feds could come with a RICO after
this. Is that something that they would
likely do or have you seen that happen?
>> They they just said he just sealed it
in. He said that Junior, his little
little bitty baby cousin that he raised
so he got too cool with Jerry Maserati
who had the who had the barbershop was
the money man.
>> Yes.
>> And that they were selling drugs out of
the barberh shop. That's enough for a
Rico bro ain't going to he ain't going
to stand up to that by himself.
So, so you saying basically they could
come back after this and start even
redeveloping
>> if it if when it comes down to it they
is not what don't treat him like white
folks treat
>> treat him like Jerry.
>> So you telling me it's not over just
because this trial is going on. They
they could come in after this and and
pretty much do a whole different thing.
You see you you my father used to tell
me you have to understand from tall
timber from high brush. You got to
understand the difference.
>> Tall timber from high brush is wild. Go
ahead.
>> So if they had have had yellow bees
trial all of this wouldn't have been
able to come out.
>> There you go. You're right. They should
have let him just do his first
>> if he had if they had have let him go
first on the murder trial and just bring
Kon White in ascertaining none of this
evidence would have been able to be
brought up because it wasn't relevant to
the murder because they had to ex they
called a chain of evidence.
>> Wow.
>> So in that chain of evidence they got to
bring it around and at the end of that
chain with that lock on it is yellow
beey. Damn. Yellow beey.
>> He's the name that's been ringing all
the time. Everybody, what what uh uh
Artha Franklin say? I'm just a link in
your chain.
>> Oh, G. But but what what if they got it
wrong? What if they got it wrong? OG,
>> what if what how many people in the
penitentiary that they got it wrong?
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