Rapper YNW Melly, born Jamell Demons, faces trial for allegedly murdering two of his friends in October 2018 and staging the murders to look like a drive-by shooting. Authorities allege 24-year-old Demons killed aspiring Florida rappers YNW Juvy, aka Christopher Thomas Jr., and YNW Sakchaser, aka Anthony Williams, with Cortlen Henry, aka YNW Bortlen.

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38 thoughts on “LIVE RECAP: Rapper YNW Melly Double Murder Trial — FL v. Jamell Demons — Day 16”
  1. He killed them because he wanted the ynw brand to himself but sak was the one who started the brand and wasn’t going for it. And sak was always letting people know that he started ynw not Melly! That’s why he was killed and by Juvy being tight with sak he was killed for that reason alone

  2. You know what I just realized? If Melly accidentally left the phone in the gray car when he got into the red one, that means Courtlen had the phone after the shooting. He's the one that wrote the "I did that" text (which doesn't even make sense when the person asked "are you ok"). It will be interesting to see Courtlen's texts on his own phone…how does he spell dat/that???

  3. 58:16 Did she watch a different clip? This is making me lose all faith in humanity. It wasnt “i wasn’t sure if he was in the house” vs “he was 100% in the house”. it was “After we got home I assume he went to his room” vs “After we got home he went to his room”. There was never a time where he ever made a statement that he wasn’t sure the defendant was at the house. I can’t believe this woman is a defense attorney. She has a prosecutors’ mindset so well. Seems to interpret everything to be as incriminating as possible to the point where she’s not just putting a spin on things she’s saying things that are visibly false.

  4. 33:25 wtf man. It’s not reasonable doubt bc theres reasonable doubt about exculpatory evidence? That’s not how it works! There’s no evidence he’s lying and the explanation is reasonable. It’s totally reasonable that somebody would drop somebody off in a different car bc they want to go somewhere different than everybody else. it’s also completely reasonable to leave ur phone in the car and it’s ALSO reasonable for one of your close friends to know your phone password.
    It’s not the defense’s job to find a witness who has absolutely no incentive to lie. Just like nobody cares that the states’ witnesses had incentive to say what they said. It’s the prosecution’s job to prove that his testimony was false. he gave his testimony 5 years ago. They had 5 years to check the tapes and see when melly got home, to cross check the other witnesses’ phone records, to interview other witnesses that could contradict his statement. They didn’t do any of that! The only thing left to assume is that it’s reasonable doubt

  5. The text at the end of the doc doesn't exclude the last witness. Most people would want to include themselves in something like that for clout. So the documentary could be a lie or the witness. However who knows the demographic of the jury. Could all be near their 50s. 😅

  6. Davis had no charges that the prosecution could hold over him to bully him into saying what they wanted. She knew he was going to give Melly an alibi, so she probably told that lead investigator not to interview him (hoping the defense would never hear Davis’s information). The lazy investigators didn’t even bother to get surveillance tapes from a bunch of places, so there are plenty of gaps where it is completely plausible that Melly could have gotten into the red car (so then there’s one person in each car that has a house key). And about that sentence on the screen at the end of the documentary: it says those guys were “the target” of a drive-by. Someone could assume you would be in a certain car (maybe because it’s the car you usually use), and therefore TARGET that car for a drive-by. If it so happens that you are not actually in the car, that doesn’t change the fact that you were one of the intended targets of the shooting.

  7. That lady has the wrong information the prosecutor then asked him was Melly and the house the prosecutor asked did he 100% know that Melly was in his room he knew he was in the house because he got in the car with them and let them in the gate and let them in the house

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