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Witnesses for the prosecution of Jamell Demons, the rapper known professionally as YNW Melly, have placed the defendant in the car where his friends, Christopher Thomas and Anthony Williams, met their demise. Surveillance video puts Demons in the back seat behind the driver. Testimony from the medical examiner’s office establishes that the bullets that killed the victims, seated in the front .
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The first week of the murder trial of YNW Melly wrapped up on Thursday without conclusive evidence that he held the gun that fired the bullets that killed Anthony Williams and Christopher Thomas. But there’s a lot of trial to go. Prosecutors say Jamell Demons, 24, was seated in the back seat of a Jeep driven by Cortland Henry early on Oct. 26, 2018, after a recording .