During the ongoing trial of XXXTentacion's 2018 murder, defendant Dedrick Williams's former girlfriend Tenell Carter took to the stand. Her testimony revealed shocking news to the courtroom. Williams, along with Robert Allen and Michael Boatwright are currently on trial for allegedly killing X. All three defendants face life without parole sentence. The trial commenced on February 7th and has been ongoing in Florida's 17th Judicial Circuit.
Carter took the stand this week to testify for the prosecution about her knowledge of the defendant's alleged involvement. In Carter's examination, it is revealed that Williams was not only allegedly at the assassination but also knew those involved. While on the stand, the witness was asked, "Dedrick Williams actually told you that he was present during the robbery and the homicide of Jahseh Onfroy, did he not," to which she replied, "yes ma'am." Afterward, the question was followed up with, "did he tell you that he also saw the robbery occur by the shooter and another gunman, correct?" and "and he told you you knew them personally?" Carter confirmed both questions.
Defendant Allegedly At The Scene Of The Crime
The prosecution also questioned the involvement of other celebrities who are involved in the case. She asked carter, "did he ever tell you that the shooting of Jahseh Onfroy had anything to do with Drake." After Carter's response of "no," the prosecution continued to question any knowledge the witness had obtained. Specifically, about Migos, DJ Akademiks, Joe Budden, or any other Toronto connections. Carter then affirmed that she had never heard anything from Williams about their involvement.
This week, Drake's motion to avoid his deposition on the case was granted. The Toronto rapper was initially held under suspicion after Williams's defense attorney noted how he was never investigated after the murder, especially given the circumstances of his beef with XXXTentacion. But after Drake's attorney proved the lack of connection between Drizzy and the case at hand. Subsequently, the judge granted him a pardon from having to take the stand for cross-examination. As the case proceeds to unfold, the prosecution continues to squash unproductive conspiracy theories.
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