DAY 1 Afternoon - Day 2: FL v. YNW MELLY Murder Trial

Day 1 Afternoon & Day 2 Morning.

Rapper YNW Melly is charged with two counts of FIRST DEGREE MURDER and is facing the DEATH PENALTY if convicted. If convicted, he will be sentenced under the new Florida law that allows 8 of 12 jurors to sentence someone to death.

SPECIAL shout out to @CrimeCircus for providing the interrogation video that was 10,000,000X better than what we heard (didn't hear actually) during Day 1 of the trial. Subscribe to Crime Circus for all of the best interrogation videos on Youtube. He is THE MAN! You can watch the video without my commentary here: https://streamyard.com/49msr2anz5

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