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Rapper YNW Melly Double Murder Trial — FL v. Jamell Demons — Pt.4
YNW Melly and his co-defendant Cortlen Henry were accused of murdering Anthony Williams and Christopher Thomas in Miramar on October 16, 2018. Melly's lawyer claimed that Melly was framed by a Miramar police officer, but prosecutors presented evidence that showed Melly and Henry were at the scene of the crime and that the shooting was not a drive-by. The jury is still deliberating.
Rapper YNW Melly Double Murder Trial — FL v. Jamell Demons — Pt.3
Prosecutors say YNW Melly and Cortlen Henry killed Anthony Williams and Christopher Thomas in a car. They say the two men were shot from inside the car, and that Henry's story about a drive-by shooting doesn't add up. Cellphone and surveillance evidence places Melly and Henry at the scene of the crime.
Rapper YNW Melly Double Murder Trial — FL v. Jamell Demons — Pt.2
On October 16, 2018, YNW Melly and his co-defendant Cortlen Henry killed two of Melly's friends, Anthony Williams and Christopher Thomas. Melly and Henry tried to make it look like a drive-by shooting, but prosecutors say they have evidence that the shootings took place inside the car. Henry's story about the shooting doesn't add up, and there is video footage of the car being at a location that Henry didn't mention. Melly and Henry are both facing first-degree murder charges.
Rapper YNW Melly Double Murder Trial — FL v. Jamell Demons — Pt.1
YNW Melly and Cortlen Henry were accused of murdering Anthony Williams and Christopher Thomas in Miramar on October 16, 2018. Henry claimed that the two men were killed in a drive-by shooting, but prosecutors presented evidence that the shots came from inside the car. Cellphone and surveillance footage placed Melly inside the car at the time of the murders. Melly faces the death penalty if convicted.
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