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Yella Beezy faces life without parole after a jury unanimously convicted him of capital murder in Mo3’s killing on the shooting’s sixth anniversary.

Prosecutors argued Beezy placed a bounty on his rap rival by using several middlemen and coordinating payment to gunman Kewon White.

White received a life sentence for chasing and fatally shooting Mo3 on Dallas’ I-35 in September, while co-defendant Devin Brown awaits trial.

Yella Beezy could be sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison after being found guilty of capital murder in the 2020 killing of rival artist Mo3.

A jury reached the unanimous verdict against the Dallas rapper, real name Markies Conway, on Wednesday, landing six years after the of the Nov. 11, 2020 shooting that took the life of rapper Mo3, born Melvin Noble. He was 28 years old.

Convicted of capital murder, Beezy was sentenced to the mandatory term of life without parole, according to FOX 4 .…