Yella Beezy was reportedly released in the early hours of Friday. He was able to post a substantial six-figure bond after being arrested for the alleged murder of Mo3 in 2020. The Texas rapper, also known as Markies Conway, was let go after reducing his initial $2 million bond to $750,000. During the hearing, his grandmother testified on his behalf, praising him and downplaying his financial situation. As part of his release conditions, Yella Beezy has to comply with wearing an ankle monitor, surrendering his passport, and staying under house arrest with a strict warning not to contact any witnesses or engage in threatening behavior. Despite the serious allegations against him, Yella Beezy's attorney expressed his relief at being released and refrained from commenting on future plans. The accusations against Yella Beezy involve his alleged role in the murder of Mo3, including claims of hiring someone to carry out the killing and financial transactions shortly after the incident matching the alleged payment for the hit. The defense argues there is no direct evidence linking him to the crime and questions the credibility of witnesses. The judge, recognizing the gravity of the charge but also the lack of concrete evidence, decided to lower the bond.