A major twist just dropped in the Mo3 murder case—Yella Beezy’s bond reduced from $2 million to $750,000, leaving many stunned. The Dallas rapper, whose real name is Markies Conway, is currently facing capital murder charges for allegedly orchestrating the 2020 hit on fellow rapper Mo3.
According to court documents, Beezy is charged with “capital murder while remuneration,” meaning he allegedly paid someone to commit the murder for financial gain. The state claims he paid off a hitman to carry out the hit on Mo3, born Melvin Noble, who tragically lost his life in a brazen daylight shooting on I-35E.
Last week, a Dallas County grand jury indicted Beezy, intensifying public attention. During Thursday’s bond hearing, Judge Chika Anyiam ruled to cut the rapper’s bond down to $750,000 but added a strict condition: no direct or indirect contact with victims, witnesses, or co-defendants.
Beezy was booked into Dallas County Jail on March 20, and the story has already sparked debate across social media. Hollywood Unlocked’s earlier report on Mo3’s case covers how tensions have been building for years between the two artists.
The Timeline: From Rap Beef to a Capital Murder Charge
It all started with music. But like many rap feuds, the smoke turned deadly. Yella Beezy and Mo3 were once cool—but their friendship soured, spiraling into a full-blown beef that had been simmering for years.
That tension allegedly turned fatal on November 11, 2020, when Mo3 was ambushed and shot while driving northbound on I-35E near Illinois Avenue in Dallas. According to reports from WFAA, a black Chevrolet Camaro pulled up and opened fire. Mo3 was rushed to the hospital but was later pronounced dead.
Investigators believe Kewon White, the accused gunman, pulled the trigger on that tragic day. He’s currently serving a nine-year federal sentence for a separate firearm charge and remains in federal custody. Another man, Devin Maurice Brown, has also been hit with charges connected to the case and is currently being held in Dallas County Jail.
Who Is Yella Beezy? The Rapper Behind the Headlines
Yella Beezy rose up outta Dallas with street anthems like “That’s On Me” and “Bacc At It Again,” gaining major recognition in the South and beyond. With co-signs from the likes of Jay-Z and features with big-name artists, he was seen as one of the hottest rising stars out the city.
But legal troubles have been chasing Beezy for years. From prior weapons charges to controversial traffic stops, he’s no stranger to the court system. Still, nothing hits harder than this: being named in a capital murder case tied to Mo3’s death.
At just 33 years old, his career sits in limbo while this high-profile trial looms. Despite the bond reduction, the legal weight on Beezy’s shoulders is massive. The charge he’s facing is the most severe type of homicide under Texas law and could lead to life imprisonment—or worse—if convicted.
