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The trial for rapper MO3’s murder wrapped up with closing arguments, centering on Kewon White, accused of pulling the trigger in a murder-for-hire plot allegedly orchestrated by Yella Beezy. Prosecutors presented evidence tying White to the crime, while the defense fiercely countered, arguing the state was conflating art with criminal intent—using Johnny Cash’s “I Shot a Man in Reno” to highlight how lyrics shouldn’t be mistaken for confessions. White, already serving federal time for a separate firearm charge, now faces capital murder charges for the first time. Yella Beezy, still awaiting his own trial set for September, remains not guilty. The jury’s verdict could reshape how courts interpret artistic expression in criminal cases—and determine whether White bears ultimate responsibility for MO3’s death.

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