FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Prosecutors will not be allowed to use crucial information gathered from the early stages of the murder case against rapper Jamell “YNW Melly” Demons, according to a ruling ...

The double murder case of YNW Melly has been delayed yet again. About a month before the trial was set to begin, Broward State Attorney’s Office confirmed to Rolling Stone that the rapper — real name ...

Cortlen Henry, the man accused of helping Jamell “YNW Melly” Demons stage a double murder scene to make it look like a drive-by shooting nearly seven years ago, has agreed to plead no contest today to ...

A bombshell request has been made by rapper YNW Melly: he wants a totally new legal team as he faces a double murder re-trial in Broward County. In a new motion, Melly, whose real name is Jamell ...

Jamell “YNW Melly” Demons is asking a Broward judge for permission to change lawyers, blaming prosecutors for forcing his hand by investigating a prominent member of his outgoing defense team. Melly, ...

YNW Melly has been accused of murdering two associates. Rapper YNW Melly, who has been accused of murdering two associates, has to wait until 2027 to face trial after a judge postponed the upcoming ...

YNW Melly's attorney, Raven Liberty, has released the following statement to XXL in response to Melly's double-murder retrial being postponed until 2027. "We’re disappointed that today's hearing was ...

YNW Melly’s motion to substitute his legal team ahead of his double-murder retrial has been granted. On Wednesday (Sept. 24), Melly appeared in Broward County Court, where Judge Martin Fein ruled on ...

Rapper YNW Melly’s confidant and co-defendant — accused of participating in the murder of two associates in 2019 and covering up the killings to look like a drive-by shooting — accepted a plea deal in ...

A day after YNW Melly’s confidant and codefendant accepted a plea agreement, prosecutors expounded on why they offered Cortlen Henry a fortuitous deal — which will require him to detail his role in ...

YNW Melly’s legal battle just hit another major roadblock. The Florida rapper, born Jamell Demons, won’t see his double murder retrial until January 2027. That’s nearly eight years after his 2019 ...