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Who’s Winning in YNW Melly’s Double Murder Trial So Far?
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July 5, 2023
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26:13Now PlayingRapper YNW Melly’s double murder trial has proceeded for three weeks. The prosecution continues to present evidence they allege links Melly, born Jamell Demons, to the killings of his two friends, Christopher Thomas Jr., aka YNW Juvy, and Anthony Williams, aka YNW SakChaser. Melly’s defense has taken every chance they’ve gotten to criticize and minimize the state’s evidence, claiming none of it proves the rapper shot and killed the victims. The Law&Crime Network’s Jesse Weber hosts a debate on which side, prosecution or defense, is winning the case so far with Florida State Attorney Dave Aronberg and criminal defense attorney Natalie Whittingham-Burrell.
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