⚖️ Yella Beezy's Capital Murder Trial Starts Monday — Dallas Is Watching

Jury selection begins Monday in Yella Beezy's capital murder trial over the 2020 killing of Dallas rapper Mo3 on I-35. The alleged trigger man was already convicted this month. Full breakdown + the Snubbz take.

9/14/20261 min read

📅 JURY SELECTION STARTS MONDAY

Jury selection is slated to begin Monday, September 14, in the capital murder trial of Markies Conway — better known as Dallas rapper Yella Beezy. He's accused of orchestrating the 2020 broad-daylight killing of rival Dallas rapper Mo3 (Melvin Noble Jr.) on Interstate 35.

Conway has pleaded not guilty and denies any involvement.

The trial gets underway as his defense team petitions the court for a delay — the judge is expected to rule on that request before jury selection begins.

🔫 THE TRIGGER MAN IS ALREADY CONVICTED

Here's what makes this trial so heavy: Kewon White, the man prosecutors say pulled the trigger on Mo3, was found guilty of capital murder earlier this month.

That conviction looms over everything. If the state already proved the hit happened, the only question left for Beezy's jury is who ordered it.

A third defendant, Devin Brown, is also charged with capital murder — prosecutors say he was in the car with White and was caught on surveillance video walking up to Mo3's car wearing a ski mask.

🎤 THE BEEF BEHIND THE CASE

Prosecutors argue the shooting wasn't random — it was the end of a long-running feud between two of Dallas's biggest rap names. Beezy, the "That's On Me" hitmaker, and Mo3, whose soulful street records made him a Dallas legend, had been trading shots publicly for years before Mo3 was gunned down in November 2020.

The judge has already allowed some of Yella Beezy's rap lyrics to be presented as evidence — a ruling that has the whole hip-hop world debating whether bars belong in a courtroom.

🧠 SNUBBZ TAKE

Dallas has been waiting on this one for six years. With the trigger man already convicted, the prosecution walks in with momentum — but a not-guilty plea and a delay request tell you the defense isn't rolling over. Whatever happens in that courtroom starting Monday, the verdict will echo through hip-hop for a long time. Rest in peace, Mo3. 🕊️

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