Yella Beezy Trial Witness DESTROYED on Cross-Examination!

[00:00:00] Speaker 1: so you were out in california on november 11th with the defendant correct [00:00:04] Speaker 2: yes and you care about the defendant i care about yes uh was he out there during thanksgiving he was [00:00:12] Speaker 3: where was he then thanksgiving he was at my home with me and my family his family was up [00:00:16] Speaker 1: we shared thanksgiving that year um 917 294 [00:00:22] Speaker 3: recognizing yes yes yes then they were going to look to move to be in la more than in texas [00:00:30] Speaker 2: and uh did they go ahead and go sign with the townhouse did they sign a lease or decided to move in yes yes they did and did they eventually move in or what happened they did not they went [00:00:41] Speaker 1: they came they went back to dallas do you remember uh sending text messages on that day about needing to craft up a response and strategize about what just happened in dallas no i don't remember [00:00:53] Speaker 4: yo wait a minute wait a minute the yellow bees in defense just try to pull some slick when it came to mo three and this alleged hit and if you knew make sure y'all hit that notification bell that like share comment and subscribe grab a seat we finna dig deep yo i know yellow bees is sitting in that courtroom hanging on to that chair by eyelash in the prep now it's day 10 of the yellow busy trial first mo three in the state of texas and the state just rested their case but yellow bees defense team still has to do what create reasonable doubt when it comes to the state's case now here's the crazier thing they call themselves calling up a marketing manager to come up and testify on behalf of yellow bees and let's just say the prosecution wasn't gone but even crazier ask yourself did the state actually prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt or would this witness actually be one of the reasons yellow bees could potentially walk out man y'all notify us grab a seat we finna dig deep [00:01:48] Speaker 2: showing you the plane tickets that were purchased by hitco this is uh defense exhibit 163 can you see that yes and this is a plane ticket purchased by hitco for leaving thursday tuesday november the 10th from dallas fort worth to lax right yes okay and then if i look at exhibit 164 this is the plane ticket purchased by hitco november for november 13th returns like 2020 yes okay this is not a long 27-day pre-planned event is that correct that is correct you originally had my client come out to california for a three-day event is that right that is correct and so you saw him out there i did and he also had some other people with him is that right yes and um it is this trip ended up changing is that correct that is correct and what was let me go back a minute l.a reed in the company were they trying to get him to move out to california yes how did why what was the deal on that [00:03:08] Speaker 3: uh we wanted him to move out because he was always out in l.a we that's where we're headquartered we [00:03:12] Speaker 2: wanted him to be there okay spent a lot of money on him for sure over a million dollars you don't know the money i don't know you didn't handle the money but other executives did yeah but we spent a lot of money he flew to l.a a lot okay and as uh mr noble was shot no free was shot that set shockwaves throughout the entertainment world is that right yes and that the executives want him to stay out there correct okay and so did you guys decide to change and extend the trip yes okay and um as he did that did he make uh arrangements to come back home to dallas he did okay do you know why he came back [00:03:50] Speaker 3: home to dallas yes i recall him saying he needed to go check on his mom okay and did you see also his [00:03:57] Speaker 2: girlfriend and children out there as well yes and um as he goes to check back on his mom did hitco purchase tickets for mr conaway i'm showing you what they mark is defensive at 157 yes miss marie lewis yep november 19th this is his ticket itinerary to leave on 11 20 to go from california lex to dallas is that right that's correct now as mr conway is out there i'm showing you some pictures here could you tell the jury a little bit about this shot right here [00:04:48] Speaker 3: yes we were filming a live for promo i forgot for which outlet but that was something that we were filming uh because we still could not do things in studio so that's what that was that's defense 162 [00:05:00] Speaker 2: and if i may show you defense 159 what's going on right here that was him performing that that was for [00:05:07] Speaker 3: triller actually an app um that's similar to tiktok and so he was performing zoom promo okay and is this [00:05:14] Speaker 2: one of his songs in an acoustic version yes he's showing you defense 160 could you tell yeah that was a little bit about that yeah that was a [00:05:26] Speaker 3: photo shoot we had done a photo shoot that day [00:05:34] Speaker 2: now mr conway does fly back and goes to dallas then he comes back i'm going to check to testify he leaves california does he does he leave california on november the 20th yes does he return he does and when he returns um does he uh tell me what happens when he returns does he visit with you and does he continue to do promos again i'm going to objectifies the final meeting what does mr conway do when he flies back from uh texas uh he was actually looking for somewhere to [00:06:12] Speaker 3: live to stay and tell the jury a little bit about that so we wanted him to stay we had been talking about it and um so his girlfriend and him they were looking for a place i had recommended a real estate agent for them but she had found someone on her own and so they had found a townhouse and they were going to look to move to be in la more than in texas and uh did they go ahead and go [00:06:36] Speaker 2: sign with the townhouse did they sign a lease or decide to move in yes yes they did and did they [00:06:42] Speaker 3: eventually move in or what happened they did not they went they came they went back to dallas [00:06:48] Speaker 4: so let's dig now you know it's crazy they want to sit up here in front of this jury and play oblivious dumb and slow to this whole situation this alleged rap beat street beat between mo3 and yellow b's even crazy y'all gonna act like y'all didn't know why y'all wanted him to move to california probably the same reason they wanted mo3 to move out of texas while he was still alive mo3 said it best lord knows i'm stepping night and day where else could he lay let that sink in even crazier she's showing the jury live in front of the defense and the prosecution the judge and the people that are about to judge this case that she has a personal interest and yellow b's is safe man you can't make none of this up and this is what the defense came up with when this man fighting for his pain [00:07:33] Speaker 2: okay let's dig was uh was he out there during thanksgiving he was where was he during thanksgiving [00:07:40] Speaker 3: he was at my home with me and my family his family was up we shared thanksgiving that year [00:07:44] Speaker 2: and a part of his family who was part of his family that was at your house it was his children [00:07:48] Speaker 3: it was his girlfriend it was his children it was his girlfriend um it was my family it was my chiropractor it was trying to think who else oh and it was um another good friend of mine and his [00:08:03] Speaker 2: family so it was a lot of us and did y'all have i understand you uh did you prepare that mail i did and everybody stuff full because of the great cooking i mean i think i'm a great cook but you [00:08:18] Speaker 3: folks in texas have different ideas about what's great food and why is that we don't use as much [00:08:25] Speaker 2: butter in california all right so uh mr conway's out there y'all spend thanksgiving together you do some promo and then he's got to go back is that right yes and i believe if i may judge re publish the fence 155 uh i see down here saturday december the fifth earl spence fight okay he's doing an intro for earl spence yes so does he fly back from california to dallas yes and uh that was part of one of the promo on the timeline that he got the girl's best fight yes entertainment yes did mr conway come back to california one more time he did and what was the reason for him doing that uh to come [00:09:17] Speaker 3: and get his belongings and bring them to my home so i can ship them back to dallas okay did hitco pay for that no why not because we don't pay for that those are personal expenses okay and y'all had a conversation [00:09:29] Speaker 2: about that we did okay he he uh flew back out to california because uh for what reason were their [00:09:36] Speaker 3: clothes yeah they were clothes yeah their belongings they wanted to get their clothes shoes all of the stuff that they had because they had been out there for a while so mr conway has his family out in [00:09:46] Speaker 2: california he flies back to california there was going to be an extended stay and then he didn't take the [00:09:52] Speaker 3: clothes back with you and asked you to do that he did he did and i told him he had to pay for it [00:09:56] Speaker 2: did you actually send the clothes back i did may not re-approach um [00:10:08] Speaker ?: uh uh [00:10:59] Speaker 2: i'm showing you defense exhibit 165 is this a record prepared by hitco uh uh is this correspondence with hitco it is from marie lewis to mr conway's representatives yes and is this a ticket was it a business record ticket does this actually reflect the ticket that was purchased for him to go to and from california and dallas during that time yes and this is uh this is uh this is december the um this is december the 12th this is a return flight december december december the 12th um schedule offer 165 it's a ticket purchased by hitco for him to travel back to dallas uh from from dallas to california [00:12:03] Speaker 3: from dallas to california on december 12th you're on your honor is that correct yes [00:12:13] Speaker 1: i'm going to get the cumulative all the american airlines records have been put in we put them in they put them in this is just getting cumulative at this point [00:12:22] Speaker 2: uh defense response is we're just documenting the travel it was alleged that it was a 27-day trip out to california and this was the longest day ever and i'm trying to document that hitco did purchase tickets for him to go from dallas to california originally for three days and then go back to dallas to take care of mom and come back and bring folks is there any different than the tickets that are already um the itinerary that's already announced so the only thing that's different john is there's emails from hitco representatives going to his people showing what the itinerary is what the itinerary is and what specific activity was engaged yes ma'am say subjection is available [00:12:57] Speaker 3: defensively at 165 is anything [00:13:04] Speaker 2: in 165 right here this is again mrs marie lewis december 9th going to mr conway's people mr gordon showing travel returning uh to dallas from lax on december the 12th is that right yes so this uh mr conway did uh these events were in the ordinary course of business is that correct yes and these were events that you and hitco had scheduled for mr conway yes and i believe that um there's been talk about when there's a record that uh it kind of wants to release who's in charge of releasing that album what is it who's in charge of releasing music once it there you pick those signs and entertainers we are the label okay so when an entertainer creates music they hitco owns it and they decide who and what and when it's released is that right that is correct okay and specifically we're talking about one song keep it in the streets are you familiar with keep it in the streets i am okay that song um who was in charge of releasing the date for it to go out to the public the label okay so the label is the one that says when they release it yes not mr conway this will be defense exhibit 166 uh i'm showing you a snippet of did you prepare that video was that prepared by you or one of your cameras did you send this to us yeah this was on my phone okay you prepared that sentence is that right yes and will this aid you and telling the jury a little bit about uh keeping the streets and mr conway yeah this this is him [00:15:01] Speaker 3: performing the song for trilla okay at this time i'd like to acoustically obviously with a guitar as [00:15:07] Speaker 2: as opposed to a backing track [00:15:16] Speaker 1: no direction another than promoted to a version put in as the video and there's still so that's the one that's going to be able to publish on if it's already but my objection is to accumulate it and roll it relevant [00:15:41] Speaker 4: is that the acoustic version of keep it in the streets that is an acoustic version yes okay and [00:16:09] Speaker 2: this is uh part of his promo run promo firm out in november 2020 is that right correct um an entertainer mr conway they get in the studio and they work on this way before his release is that right my objective leading anti-narrative when an entertainer creates a version of song do they do it the same day that it's released sometimes they can yeah was keep it in the streets uh was it produced the same day it was released not this version i'm talking about the one that hitco released oh no it was not would it have been uh created and prepared in a studio long before oh yes released yeah and that would go uh the same on your head [00:17:06] Speaker 3: um that would go for any music that's recorded and being released once it's recorded [00:17:11] Speaker 2: it goes to hitco it's in the studio they clean it up and the studio executives are the ones to decide [00:17:17] Speaker 3: when to release the music yes the only time there would be a difference is if it was a live album and then oh she doesn't have any live albums i'll pass it with charles so let's dig now as you heard [00:17:30] Speaker 4: the label the beef was blamed on the label the label was promoted now even crazier ose bodega even said this the label was promoting the beef but is that the reason why mo3 was left in the street if the label is promoting the right beef now even deeper you seen how willing she was when it came to the defense yes yes yes yes this letter answering questions before the papers even getting read she's scamming through certain documents just saying yes but i get it she got one job to do create reasonable doubt on behalf of the defense but watch what happens when the prosecution puts this witness against the fence hey scott how you doing i'm good i'm not going to take too long [00:18:15] Speaker 1: all right um so you were out in california on november 11th with the defendant correct yes and you care about the defendant i care about yes um nine one seven two nine four you recognize yes yes yes yes do you remember uh sending text messages on that day about needing to craft up a response and strategize about what just happened in dallas no i don't remember if you look at states exhibit 12 32 is that your number that is my number okay and if these messages came from the defendant's icloud texting with you in a group text that would be your text messages correct yes [00:19:06] Speaker 4: now i want to make sure we stop right there you see the look on her face she didn't know about the icloud or did she know yeah she knew but she didn't know she was in the icloud she didn't know this message was in the high cloud look at her face looking over at the defense let's dig [00:19:21] Speaker 1: this exhibit 12 32 for all purposes part of the complete icloud message is previously [00:19:37] Speaker 2: uh... uh... uh... uh... uh... previous objection we re-eared uh... that it was a tension of relevance on frank's hearing and the issues of race on the uh... violation of the six member right of the uh... in the fourth amendment and the [00:20:03] Speaker 1: 917-294-1904, that's your number, right? It is. And at 1304, which would have been three, that's one o'clock, California time, then three o'clock in Dallas on November 11th of 2020, correct? Sure. Would you trust me that plus two hours off of 1300 to be 1500 here in Dallas, which would make it three o'clock in Dallas time? Yes. Okay. And then can you read to the jury that text message you sent right there at 3.05 Dallas time on November 11th? Can you read that out loud? We need to hop on a call to strategize messaging around what just happened in Dallas. All right. And then on the bottom one at 1308. The bottom one, the third one. Okay. We need to have him craft a response. Melvin Noble had just been killed in Dallas, and you felt as his marketing person that it was necessary to strategize about what just happened in Dallas. What had just happened in Dallas? [00:21:07] Speaker 3: You tell me what just happened in Dallas. [00:21:09] Speaker 1: These are your text messages. The only thing I can think of of any relevance on November 11th that relates to your client, who you care about, who you had over for Thanksgiving, was that Melvin Noble just got executed on I-35. Is that fair? [00:21:20] Speaker 3: What part is fair? [00:21:21] Speaker ?: What part is fair? [00:21:21] Speaker 1: That you needed to strategize with your client on what just happened in Dallas. [00:21:24] Speaker 3: Yes. [00:21:25] Speaker 1: And you needed a craft response. Okay. [00:21:28] Speaker 3: Is that fair? [00:21:29] Speaker 1: Sure. [00:21:30] Speaker 3: You're not arguing. No, I'm not. I'm not arguing that point. [00:21:32] Speaker 1: Have you been contacted by the police at that point about your client's involvement in the murder of Mothra? [00:21:38] Speaker 3: No. [00:21:39] Speaker 1: But you thought it was necessary to strategize and messaging around what just happened in Dallas, and to craft a response, and have him, the defendant, craft a response. [00:21:56] Speaker 3: I'm a marketer, and... [00:21:58] Speaker 2: Is that a yes or no? [00:21:59] Speaker 3: Ask me a question again. [00:22:01] Speaker 2: Jack Badger, the witness, say yes, question, letter, answer. It's a yes or no question. Ask me the question again. [00:22:07] Speaker 1: You thought it was necessary, while Melvin Noble was still not even pronounced that, to send out a strategy, and to have your client craft a response about what had just happened to Melvin Noble in Dallas? That's what you thought was important at that moment? Yes or no? [00:22:27] Speaker 3: I don't know if I thought that was important at that moment, as much as I thought he probably, we should be prepared. [00:22:33] Speaker 4: So let's dig. Now, that witness just completely backfired on behalf of the defense. Now, it sounded good that she was going along with the get along, the sing along, right? And then when the prosecution comes up, you notice how the verbiage gets to changing? She starts deflecting. She gotta start asking the question while you're asking the question. Repeating the question that's being asked to her. You know, they say when people are doing that, they're thinking of the next lie, but who's to say she was and who's to say she wasn't? Either way it goes. That's the message that you sent out as a marketer, and then you hear the verbiage that she chose. Either way, he better get prepared. Prepared for what? This case. Because she already knew. She knew what was going on. She was thinking about what? The label pushing the beef for us, for y'all, for them, to go out and have beef in the streets. And now you see where we at? She up here sitting on the witness stand, in yellow business defense, saying what? It was all over three to market the beef. Like, make that make sense. Not even crazier. Y'all think this witness helped the case? Y'all jump in the comments and let me know y'all's thoughts. This witness, in my personal opinion, didn't help the defense at all. She actually possibly just confirmed what the prosecution had been saying the entire time and all along. The beef was for sure. My personal opinion, she just confirmed exactly what the prosecution has been saying. You want to come up and say it was for advertisement? Okay. But ask yourself. Is it not crazy how a person can come up here with a straight face and tell a lie so proud? Until they've realized that you're part of this case because yellow bees is iCloud. Or even deeper. What about what Jose Bodega said to the grand jury? Or ask his marketing manager. You didn't advise him not to take a picture with the alleged hit of Kiwan White and let him flex his jewelry? Okay. I guess that's just a marketing tactic or a marketing scheme. Y'all jump in the comments and let me know y'all's thoughts. Did this witness actually help the state or did she help the defense when it came to this case? Y'all double tap the screen. Hit the like button. Hit the hype button. Share the video. Y'all know we got to break down. The state's closing with Detective Barnes. Did the state actually deliver this case beyond a reasonable doubt? Or would this witness and the witnesses to come be the reason that yellow bees possibly walks out? This just goes to show, the greater the hype, the greater the weight. As always, until the next video, y'all stay safe, stay vigilant, and keep your eyes open. Turn the notification bells on so you won't miss a drop whenever we drop with the latest updates on this case. Again, until the next one. Life you save could be a very own. And as always, I'm your host Jay. Gone.