Dallas Judge of Criminal District Court 7 Chika Anyiam ruled rap lyrics will be permissible as evidence in the high-profile murder-for-hire case of Markies Conway, better known as rap star Yella Beezy ...

A Texas judge has reportedly ruled that some rap lyrics can be used in Yella Beezy's upcoming murder-for-hire trial for the killing of Mo3. On Monday (July 27), Judge Chika Anyiam made the final ...

Yella Beezy’s capital murder trial was postponed to August 24 after the rapper’s mother died, and the defense cited a massive evidence dump in the MO3 case. Yella Beezy‘s capital murder trial got ...

Prosecutors in Dallas are getting ready to paint Yella Beezy as a gang-connected instigator in a deadly feud that ended with the highway execution of fellow rapper Mo3, and they plan to use his past ...

Prosecutors are pushing to admit Yella Beezy's lyrics as evidence, renewing debate over Rap music's role in criminal trials. Rap bars have once again become a battleground in a high-profile criminal ...

DALLAS — A nationally recognized expert on rap music testified Thursday that jurors could wrongly interpret rap lyrics as literal confessions if prosecutors are allowed to use them during the upcoming ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Defense attorney Toby Shook, left, speaks to his client rapper Yella Beezy during a July 16, 2026 hearing in Beezy's capital ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Dallas judge has significantly narrowed the evidence prosecutors will be allowed to present when Dallas rapper Markies Conway, ...