Yella Beezy will never be eligible for parole, and his life sentence comes with some harsh restrictions, including no conjugal visits and little personal privacy.
The 35-year-old rapper, convicted of capital murder in connection with Mo3’s killing, will spend the rest of his life in the Texas prison system.
TMZ obtained details about the rules governing his incarceration, revealing just how limited his everyday freedoms will be.
Yella, born Markies Conway, will be assigned a bunk in either a shared cell or dormitory. His belongings must fit inside a designated storage box, and he will be permitted one shower per day.
The rapper may also receive visitors once weekly for two hours, depending on his eligibility.
Dallas rapper Yella Beezy has officially been found guilty of capital murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole for hiring a hitman to kill rapper Mo3 in 2020. The verdict comes exactly 6 years after Mo3 was murdered. https://t.co/713PaiNTiA
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Family members and a romantic partner can visit, but physical contact is severely restricted. Kissing and hand-holding are permitted under certain conditions, while conjugal visits are completely off the table.
Yella will also have limited access to commissary purchases, with spending capped at $25 to $85 every two weeks, depending on his inmate classification.
The sentence follows his conviction for involvement in the murder of Dallas rapper Mo3, who was gunned down on Interstate 35 in November 2020.
Mo3, whose real name was Melvin Noble, was 28 when he died.
Yella’s sentence means he will remain incarcerated for life unless his conviction or sentence is overturned.
