XXXTENTACTION's family is finally inching closer to justice. Still, not before the defense lawyers in court this month make every attempt to clear their client's name. As you may recall, the 20-year-old tragically lost his life during a 2018 shooting. At this time, Dedrick Williams, Michael Boatwright, and Trayvon Newsome are awaiting their fates. The fourth accomplice, Robert Allen previously plead guilty to second-degree murder and is now acting as the state's witness.
Thanks to YouTube's Law & Crime channel, fans of the Broward County-born artist have been tuning in to the trial. Recent sessions have seen some eyebrow-raising updates, including confirmation that Drake will be required to sit down for a deposition. Additionally, photos taken by the suspected murderers in the hours after XXX's death are circulating online.
According to Allen's testimony, the money the men are holding in the images was taken out of the bank earlier that day. The rapper initially hoped to withdraw $250K, but the teller told XXXTENTACION that she'd have to place an order for $200K and he could take the rest. He was ambushed in his luxury car later that day. Surprisingly, his uncle somehow managed to evade the shooters and escape.
It seems as though the defense lawyers are grasping at any possible way to turn things in their favour. In a video of the courthouse stream reposted by Akademiks, a lawyer makes his case to the judge. "Part of what I'm going to be getting into is infidelity, how infidelity prompted him to use other phones," the attorney says.
"And doing things to avoid the fact that he was being unfaithful. I believe that one of the women he was being unfaithful with was Trecedes, and the fact that he tattooed her name on his forehead is such a rare act. I think it's indicative of how he feels about her and how scared he would be..." the defense lawyer went on.
Without a moment's hesitation, the judge responds, "That'll be denied," resulting in both attorneys walking away to re-evaluate. In Akademiks' Instagram comments, plenty of followers are ridiculing the legal antics unfolding before them. "Literally has no correlation with the case," one person pointed.
"These lawyers really be trying anything," and "How are these lawyers? Bruh," others wrote, making fun of the attorney's desperate plea. Read more about what's been taking place during XXXTENTACION's murder trial here, and check back later for more updates.
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