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A prosecutor in Markies "Yella Beezy" Conway's murder-for-hire trial said the case is "one of the most challenging cases over the last six years." "I remember getting the call that day when Melvin was on the highway, and I can't thank everybody enough for the support," said Tommy Adams, an assistant district attorney in Dallas County, Texas, standing next to his co-counsel, Krystal Biggins. He was referring to Melvin "MO3" Noble Jr., who was shot dead on Interstate 35 in Dallas on Nov. 11, 2020. A jury in September convicted Kewon White of capital murder for shooting him, and judge Chika Anyiam sentenced him to life in prison. Trial for Conway, who paid $40,000 for Noble's murder, began with opening statements on Oct. 27 and ended with Conway being sentenced to life in prison without the possibly of parole on Wednesday, which was the sixth anniversary of Noble's death. Someone asked Adams if the end of the trial was timed "intentional for 11/11?" "You know, I do believe in a higher power, and I believe God has a plan. And Detective Barnes and I were talking about it: There were a lot of a lot of things that came together. 11/11, six years later. Barnes has testified three times on this whole thing," Adams said. "It was a lot of sleepless nights for everybody here that was involved. And I believe that this happened for a reason this way," he continued. A reporter asked about jurors requesting to see text messages and other exhibits early in deliberations. "Look, I respect everybody that comes down here and has to serve on jury duty. I think they're asked with a very hard task to be away from their family and their friends and their jobs, and they're asked to come down here and look at thousands of pieces of evidence and spend two and a half weeks with a bunch of attorneys hearing very difficult evidence, and it's a lot to understand," Adams said. "And so I think they have a tough job, and they took it very seriously. And I'm thankful for that. And we're thankful at any time people from our community come down here and take the time out and put that much meaning and thought into a tough decision like finding somebody guilty of capital murder. And I think that's what it really came down to, is they wanted to make sure that they felt confident in their decision." Someone told Adams the case was "very much a circumstantial case" and Adams said, "DNA is circumstantial, but I think we all agree that DNA is great evidence. iCloud messages, the mapping by Special Agent Page and Detective Barnes' tireless effort in the pursuit of justice and the truth, and I think that's what got us to this result today, six years later on the date." #law #crime #court

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