Kewon White, charged with capital murder, enters the courtroom for a trial on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, at the Frank Crowley Courts Building in Dallas.
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White is accused of shooting down Dallas rapper MO3 in an ambush on Interstate 35.
A man who prosecutors say was hired by Dallas-area rapper Yella Beezy to kill another local rapper over a violent, years-long feud was found guilty of capital murder Friday.
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Following the jury’s finding late Friday, State District Judge Chika Anyiam sentenced 27-year-old Kewon White to life in prison without the chance of release.
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The term was the last alternative left under Texas law after the Dallas County district attorney’s office declined to seek the death penalty.
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Adams claimed Conway returned to the Dallas region on November 22 and took $40,000 from his bank. He flew back to Los Angeles soon after.
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FBI Special Agent Taylor Page testified Friday about the considerable information he was able to gather about the defendants’ activities and communications by reviewing their cell phone records.
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According to Page, White drove a black Camaro to an apartment complex where Noble was staying the night before the murder and stayed for 18 hours while conversing with co-defendant Devin Brown.
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When Noble drove away the next day, the Camaro was spotted following him. The agent stated that both men’s cell phones were traveling in the same direction.
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On the freeway, the gunman is seen exiting a black Camaro. White’s phone then travels to an area where chop shops tear down autos for pieces, according to Page.
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White’s phone immediately shuts off and never turns back on, he said. Surveillance footage from a place where White was staying the day before the shooting showed him wearing drooping pants and an unusual blue underwear color.
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The gunman on the highway is wearing the same color underwear under his sagging jeans.
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The video also shows White burning garments on a grill in the hours following the shooting.
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