Talk about a surprising move! Kewon White, the individual charged in the 2020 murder of Dallas rapper Mo3, has made a rather unusual request from behind bars. He’s publicly stated his hope that former President Donald Trump might be able to help him get out on bond before his trial even begins.
A Plea for Presidential Intervention
In a recent interview with RealLyfe Productions, White expressed his desire to enlist Trump’s assistance. He specifically mentioned wanting to pay Trump to help him get released so he can fight his case from the outside. It’s a bold strategy, to say the least, and it’s certainly got people talking online.
White is currently awaiting trial, with a pretrial hearing set for October 9th and the trial itself expected to kick off in November. The prosecution’s case alleges that rapper Yella Beezy was involved, claiming he hired White to carry out the hit on Mo3. However, Beezy has firmly denied any involvement in the incident.
Trump’s History with Pardons
This isn’t the first time a rapper has sought or received clemency from Donald Trump. During his presidency, Trump famously granted pardons to artists like Lil Wayne and Kodak Black. More recently, NBA YoungBoy also received a pardon in May for felony gun charges. This pattern might be what’s encouraging White to make his plea.
As of now, Donald Trump has not publicly commented on White’s request, and it remains unclear if he’s even aware of the details surrounding Mo3’s murder case. It’s a developing situation, and we’ll be keeping an eye on any further updates.
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