Yella Beezy Mo3 Trial Trapboy Freddy and Yella Meet Up Allegedly 40K CASH!
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The video transcript centers on the ongoing trial regarding the alleged murder-for-hire of rapper Mo3 (Melvin Noble), with a specific focus on financial evidence presented by the prosecution against Dallas rapper Yella Beezy. The core subject matter involves a significant discovery by the prosecution: a withdrawal slip from Chase Bank showing that Yella Beezy, whose legal name is Maris Conway, withdrew $40,000 just two days before an alleged money exchange involving another defendant, Trap Boy Freddy, at a car dealership in Irving. Lead detective Eric Barnes testified that this financial transaction was part of a sequence of events intended to prove a conspiracy, suggesting the funds were used to facilitate the killing. The prosecution argues that this withdrawal connects Yella Beezy and Trap Boy Freddy to the crime scene where the victim's body was found, implying they met up multiple times before the incident to finalize the payment for the hit.
However, the transcript highlights a heated debate among commentators regarding whether these financial dots are truly connected or if the prosecution is stretching the evidence. Critics in the discussion point out that while Yella Beezy did withdraw money from his bank account, there is no direct proof showing that this specific $40,000 was handed over to Kiwan White or used directly for the murder. They argue that large withdrawals are not uncommon and that without a clear paper trail linking the cash directly to the crime scene or the victim's death, the connection remains speculative. The dialogue emphasizes the lack of visual evidence showing the actual transaction taking place between the defendants and the recipient of the funds, leading some observers to question the strength of the prosecution's case in establishing motive and direct involvement beyond mere association.
The discussion also touches upon the testimony of Rain Water (Rain), who was present at the scene when Mo3 was killed, and how his role is being scrutinized by both the defense and the public. Commentators note that while Rain admitted to being on the phone with Mo3 around the time of the incident, he claims he was merely a manager and not an active participant in the violence, contradicting earlier suggestions that he might have been a "street ninja" or direct killer. The trial has seen dramatic moments, including a juror's frustration over the length of testimony and the prosecution's struggle to definitively link the financial transactions to the specific act of murder. Additionally, the video mentions other peripheral figures like Roy Lee and references to Diddy potentially facing early release, though the primary focus remains on the difficulty of proving the conspiracy without concrete proof of where the money changed hands.
Ultimately, the summary concludes with a sense of uncertainty surrounding the final verdict as the trial continues its third day. The commentators express that while the prosecution is determined to prove the murder-for-hire charge by linking the money trail to the crime, there are still significant gray areas that have not been fully explained to the jury. The video ends with predictions that today's proceedings will reveal unexpected developments and urges viewers to pay close attention to how the defense attempts to dismantle the financial narrative presented by Detective Barnes. The overarching theme is the complexity of proving a conspiracy in a high-profile case where the only tangible evidence is a bank withdrawal, leaving many questions about who truly orchestrated the event and whether the state has met its burden of proof.
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Yeah, we on TV
just dropped and 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.
>> Wow. God, let me stop that right there.
Barnes is doing the most, man. Boring.
Detective Barnes, he continued. Now, if
y'all been keeping up with this, he just
did this. He is now saying he know for
sure Trap Boy Freddy and Yellow was
meeting up to to and and and and then he
seen Kiwan White and but they still
hadn't connected the dots for me. Um
this this meetup is kind of where is the
video? We got video of everything else.
We got video of Kiwan White at a
location. Where is the meetup? I I I
need to know what's going on with this.
OG, you there?
Is OG there?
>> He was at the bank.
>> It was a no damn bank. Don't do that. OG
>> was at the bank.
>> No, it wasn't. OG,
>> that's that's what
you just read. Read it again. Detective
Barnes said
>> Detective Barnes been saying a lot, man.
>> Went to the bank and got $40,000.
Yellowy went to the bank and got
$40,000.
>> Yeah, I see the the receipt. Can't say
what trackboard
they Well, the dots are connected.
Einstein.
>> Well, you don't see him. He get money
out all the time. And I told you that
this man got over he got a million
dollars in that account.
>> And you
>> So what you talking about?
>> Okay. And and and and Puffy bought baby
oil. So what?
>> Okay. But that doesn't mean that this
man gave that money to anybody. Unless
they can find some way to connect the
dots. I still I'm not able to see it. OG
I'm and I know all y'all say, "Oh, he
for he for yellow. He for yellow." That
ain't what I'm saying. I'm telling
y'all, I'm a I'm a fan of all of these
young kids.
>> But only thing I'm saying is you got to
connect the dots, man. Boys is saying
this, but where's the transactions at?
Where's the handing of the money at?
Yeah, we see the transaction of it
coming out of of the bank, but there was
many transactions as we know that month.
What the hell? Just because it was a day
after Mo three got killed
>> in two days.
>> So he can't take no money out the bank.
>> And it was $40,000.
>> Okay. And he can't take no money out the
bank.
>> $4,000.
>> Huh?
>> He not $40,000.
>> Why he can't take $40,000 out the bank?
>> Take 40,000 out.
Did he take $40,000 out the month before
that?
>> Oh, yeah. I done took 40 50 bands out of
the bank. It doesn't matter about that.
>> Did he take Did he Did he take 40 Does
he take Did he take $40,000 the month
before that?
>> Of course.
>> We're looking at consistency here, sir.
>> But why do you think that this $40,000?
Break that down to me. You got to give
me an educated reason why you think
$40,000
can mysteriously just be over here with
Kiwan White. How can you connect the
dots if you don't have no proof showing
the transaction where they hinted to
him? Make me understand that now I and I
ride with you. Aren't you Are Aren't you
Aren't you the man that that expressed
to me that as soon as that $20,000 came
that Kon White and went and bought a
cartel chain because it
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He got the
GRC chain. Yeah, he did. He got GRC
chain.
>> Excuse me. Come on.
>> He got the GRC chain. He got him few few
few pistols, few guns. New guns. They
caught him with down in Mount Pleasant
>> as soon as
>> And a new car too. He had a new a new
car like like
>> he got the first
a new car. So
it follows the paper trail. Now he
wanted to be a part. He earned his
position. And I'm not saying who did
what. I'm saying the evidence show that
just like you say, "Oh, Puffy didn't
have nothing to do with that. That was
gang related."
Kon didn't have a dog in that fight. He
just wanted to be a part of something.
And he thought uh what what's his name?
Bodega was a Maserati was his his his
new daddy. And he was proven to him
by orders coming from the top of the
chain. The top of the chain. The man
with all the money. Let's get this done.
>> H. So he didn't have motive. He just
want to be a part of GRC.
>> Handled his business.
>> The man handled his business. What the
hell are you saying? Oh,
>> he had he he
he handled his business right though.
And the big cousin, the big brother came
and brought his uh Spongebob looking
butt, came up in there and just spill
the beans.
>> You're talking about
>> see the dots being connected. You blind
>> some things Ray Charles can see when
Stephen wonder at it. Listen, let me
just say this, man. I want you to hear
me and I want you to hear me roar. Uh
just to show this TV don't stop working
behind me. Uh they gonna have to connect
them dots better than what they did. Now
you can look at my TV and I turn it on.
I'mma give you and it turns colors. I
know y'all wondering why I ain't got
nothing on that. See my TV done quit on
me. And you know that that TV done
stopped. Okay. Now this is what I'm
telling you. Just as that TV done
stopped just as show
>> just to show that TV done stopped.
There's evidence right there where you
connect the dots. It was working
yesterday. It's not working today. Okay,
it just came on. You can hear it. My
audio is working, but that's it. Now,
let me turn that off cuz it ain't
working no more. And I'm going to have
to get another one. But at any rate, uh
and that's that's a tough break, y'all.
Y'all make sure y'all pray for me that I
can get me another TV. But anyway, uh uh
just to show us that TV
>> just to show us that TV done quit
working. They got to connect those dots.
And I just don't see them showing me
point for point, point for point that
the dots are connected. That's all I'm
saying. OG, you got to You said it a
lot. And you did. You're right. Said it
did. Said it got on the stands and I
can't deny that.
>> Glad you made that point.
>> Said it got on the stand and I can't
deny that. Uh uh uh yeah, Mr. Conway did
get out $40,000. And I'm glad you said
that. Um also, Trap Boy Fred and him uh
more than likely met up. They met up all
the time. They were friends. Um and and
I know y'all keep trying to make it
aware. Hey, man. Uh you you don't want
to see your No, I don't really have a
dog in the fight at all, but you got to
show me. I'm not from Missouri, but I
understand what it is to show me where
they where this money was transacted at.
Now, we see the boy did get a large
amount of money from somewhere because
he had he had a big big band. Banzo,
Bonso, whatever his name, had bands, you
know, he had money. He when they stopped
him, they saying he had a upward of
seven no $9,000 and he said he had more
than that. So, he's he's kind of saying
they took some from him. He also
confessed on the phone about the $50,000
hit him and Ducky, the little boy,
whoever he was talking to on that phone.
They talked about that that it was a it
was a bag of money put up uh for
$50,000. Then they said Yella's name,
but that still does not negate the fact.
We got to see where they transition this
money at. There's supposed to be a
federal guy taking stage today. Borne's
been on the damn stand. This will be the
third day he has been on that damn
stand. He's the leading detective of
this. And I get it. That woman asked him
so many questions yesterday. Jury don't
know what the hell going on no more. She
might have had a pretty good time. Her
main thing was to get that focal point
off of Yellow Beey yesterday and on this
money and this murder for hire. That was
the whole goal of hers on that stand. I
don't know if she know Yella's
grandmama. I don't know what's going on,
but she is determined.
>> It didn't work.
>> What you mean it didn't work? We don't
know IF IT WORKED. YOU NOT ON the jury
board.
>> How do you know it didn't work?
That's what I thought. Crickets.
>> She's sitting on that trail and wouldn't
get up. I'm mad.
>> I think it worked.
>> Sitting on that trailer and I wouldn't
get up. I'm I'm sick of her.
>> It last time he thought it was
earthquake. We ain't worried about what
you thinking.
I'm telling you right now getting out.
>> I'm telling you right Yeah. Diddy will
be out earlier than what you thought.
But at any rate, let's just talk about
her for a minute, man. This lawyer, she
held his butt up there on that stand for
the longest. So much so that a guy
jumped up in rage and hollered, "I know
who killed yellow innocent. He didn't do
this." And run. And the judge said, "Get
him out of here." It was so long drawn
he even got frustrated with it and he
jumped up out of frustration and he and
they moved him up out of the court
frequently and he almost got tased. That
happened
but they still and the reason I say this
they still did not connect those dots.
Yeah, they said these guys were always
together were Jerry is who I thought
would have had the money off but you
telling me trap boy Freddy met up with
him and you this story sounds weird to
me now. So, I'm I'm trying to understand
who had Kiwan White the money.
Who gave him the money? OG, you don't
know. Cuz you didn't you didn't see it
happen.
>> Well, I tell you this. I tell you this.
By the words of Carmela Anthony
Yella, I'll save you a bunk.
>> Oh, come on, man. You don't see Yella
going down for this. You ain't even seen
their trial yet. What they got to
present for the Yella case? this. We
just on the Kiwan White stuff. We hadn't
seen nothing on uh the yellow case yet,
but we already have convicted this guy.
And I'm telling you right now, we have
to break this down. Now, I one thing
I've said from the beginning, and you
guys can get in the comments. I know
y'all already going to be saying he want
yellow. He want No. And I'm telling you
in the com here's what I'm saying to
y'all.
This is not nothing to play with. When
the state of Texas go in at you and say
they got you on something, they got you
on something. I don't think it's been
revealed yet what they got him on.
They're holding that for his trial. But
I am telling you, they're trying to
connect this case to make this murder
for hire stick by trying to show
validity of the monetary things that was
passed along through uh Mr. White. Now,
if that which that jury got to come back
with a verdict of murder for hire
You cut me off. Go ahead.
>> It stuck like Elmer's glue. And as soon
and as soon as uh yellow bey start and
when rainwater get up in there with them
multiple color suits on. Oh, it's over.
You think you think Detective Barbs is
up there for some days?
>> So you really you thinking yellow
Mr. Rain Waters uh uh uh his his his uh
testimony going to do something to make
a up a a a stamp on the facts. Is that
what you're thinking? Cuz if that's what
you're thinking, I I'm I'm going to be
waiting to see this.
>> He got He said he got a suit for every
day.
>> He say he got a suit for every day. And
Barn up in there with his little riggy
uh Brain Water going to put on the show,
bro. Man, I I I I think it's gonna have
to
>> I think he's going to be guilty.
>> I don't think Rain can connect the dots.
Rain just was on the phone with Mo 3
when this happened. I just don't see
him. Guys, get in the comments if y'all
think Rain can connect the dots on how
this happened. I don't think he can do
nothing but tell him what Mo said in his
last words. That's all he got.
>> Rain is his testimony. his testimony
with broke hip that Mo that yellow bey
>> the demise of Mo three. That compelling
that's
>> that wasn't after that was he was Mo 3
was alive
>> compelling.
>> Mo three was alive when that happened.
So that's not true. And Mo Yes, he was.
And he went in that kitchen and said
Rainwater just a manager. He ain't even
no streak yet. He ain't no street ninja.
That's what happened on that. So here we
go again. Now, now that even tells me
even more.
>> So, so
excuse me. Now, I made you connect the
dots yourself.
>> What is that connecting the dot? Tell me
how.
>> Now, what did Mo three say? So, what
what did what did Mo three say?
>> Rain ain't no street ninja. He ain't no
street ninja like that. You ain't gonna
say it again.
>> Yeah.
So, who was he referring this to? Who
was he referring it to?
>> To Yella.
>> Who was he referring it to?
>> I said to Yella.
>> Say it loud. You black.
>> YEAH, THAT HE THAT WAS a part of the
Yeah, they had they had issues.
>> This is This This is This is This is the
word from the grave.
Boy, you cry. You know what I did not
know? And this is what I didn't know.
What I come to realize is that they
played I think they said they played
Take three and they played some more
disc songs in this damn thing yesterday.
I didn't see that, but I'm hearing that
they played uh these songs in there and
I was thought that they wasn't going to
be able to play them songs in this case,
but at the end of the day, I'm hearing
they did get to play the take three.
Now, y'all get in the comments if that's
wrong cuz I heard that. And I don't know
if that's to be real or what, but I'm
hearing that they played that. And if
they played that and they played it's
it's looking they're convincing the
jury. They're pushing everything to
convince them. There's still some gray
areas though and I've told OG and he
just he's steadily running from it.
There's still some gray areas. But best
believe there has to be more and we're
going to hear more as this thing unfold.
I think today is going to be a day where
you going to see some things that you
didn't expect. Yesterday, that outburst
was a was one for me. But today, I think
you're going to see some things that's
going to really open up your eyes to to
what what's going down. And I'll be
listening that Just Say No to Skull,
Chris, who is down there. He's been down
there this whole entire trial. If you
all remember, his whole uh brand
developed over the first when this
happened. So, he's very in tune to this.
So, I've been really really watching uh
Just Say No to Skull Krisco as he speaks
on what's happening because he's right
there in the midst of it. And uh uh OG
and me, we we talk to him frequently. I
might try to get him on the phone today
around lunch and see what's going on
down there cuz he's really been giving
it to Blues, man. He really been out
there work working to try to understand
this case. And uh I heard uh uh him
online and Rain came on a few nights
ago. And so it's just, man, it's it's a
thing where the city has been trying to
mend this brokenness ever since this
whole thing happened. And um, man, hey,
you can't bring none of these people
back. They even brought up Roy Lee.
They've been trying to connect Roy Lee
to it. The young lady was bringing his
name up and uh, Detective Barnes. This
has been a whole bunch of people. Now,
there's other fallen soldiers in that I
hear about through this whole situation,
man. But the way they're doing this
thing, man, it really makes you
understand that what grandmama used to
say is totally true. Trouble is easy to
get into, but boy, it's hell to get out
of. I'll say that again. Trouble is easy
to get into, but it's hell to get out
of. Y'all get in the comments and let me
know. And OG, uh, I want you to, uh, uh,
uh, make sure you watching today because
I told you something big's going to
happen. Mark my words,
it's Friday. Did you catch that?
>> Oh, gee, stop it. Oh, gee, you really
ought to stop playing games, man. On the
internet,
>> boulder dash or what you call?
>> Boulder dash. Bunch of boulder. Y'all
make sure you like, subscribe to the
channel, and guys, um I don't know if
y'all heard about it. If you somewhere
around the rock, but Diddy is about to
come home early is what they're saying
now. You got to watch that. Me and OG
just tackled that. Diddy is coming home
early, guys. Watch it right here. It
should be right here on your screen.
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