The Yella Beezy and MO3 murder trial has come to a close as the jury reached its verdict on November 11, 2026.
This week, the defense brought in private investigator and digital forensics expert Brian Ingram to break down cellphone records and location data. Ingram testified that Beezy’s phone frequently connected to cell towers near his Frisco home, gym, and a Drury Inn. He also presented GPS records showing Kewon White’s phone at Devin Brown’s home at 2:49 p.m. on the day MO3 was killed.
The defense also called Beezy’s aunt, cousin, and longtime hairstylist to the stand. His aunt testified that Beezy regularly helped support family members financially, sometimes giving relatives between $10,000 and $30,000 for bills and other expenses. She also explained that a $10,000 wire transfer was meant to help cover temporary hotel lodging while the family prepared to move.
His cousin confirmed picking up money wired to his mother, while his hairstylist testified about appointments with Beezy in Oak Cliff shortly before the murder.
Dallas rapper Yella Beezy was convicted and sentenced to life in prison in the murder-for-hire case involving rival rapper MO3. The guilty verdict was delivered on the sixth anniversary of the murder.
Yella Beezy, whose real name is Markies Conway, was accused of paying another man to gun down Dallas rapper Mo3 in an ambush on Interstate 35 in 2020. Prosecutors said Conway hired kewon white to carry out the killing over a long-running feud. Kewon has also been sentenced to life in prison without parole
Conway pled not guilty and denied his involvement; White was previously convicted of capital murder for Melvin Noble’s death.
A third defendant, devin brown, is also charged with capital murder and is still awaiting trial.