Trial Begins for Young Dolph Murder Case
Trial Begins for Young Dolph Murder Case

Trial Begins for Young Dolph Murder Case

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The murder trial of rapper Young Dolph, who was shot in 2021, began with prosecutors alleging that Yo Gotti's brother, Big Jook, orchestrated a $100,000 hit on him. Shelby County Assistant District Attorney Paul Hagerman outlined that Big Jook was motivated by a rivalry between their respective record labels, CMG and Paper Route Empire. The trial has seen testimony from witnesses, including Young Dolph’s sister and head of security, while surveillance footage presented showed the movements of the alleged shooters, Justin Johnson and Cornelius Smith. Johnson, also known as 'Straight Drop,' has pleaded not guilty, with his attorney claiming evidence does not link him directly to the murder. The courtroom drama reveals deeper issues of street conflicts and the impact of Dolph's legacy as a beloved figure in Memphis. As the trial progresses, family members express their heartbreak while seeking justice for Dolph's untimely death.

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