YNW Melly's Attorney Criticizes the 'Incompetent' Investigation into the Double Murder of Juvy and Sakchaser

YNW Melly's attorney, Jason Roger Williams, has criticized the "incompetent" investigation into the double murder of his client's friends, Anthony Williams and Christopher Thomas. In an interview with The Miami Herald, Williams said that the police "rushed to judgment" and that the evidence against Melly is "weak."

Williams also said that the police have not been able to find a murder weapon and that they have not identified any witnesses to the shooting. He said that the police are relying on "circumstantial evidence" and that Melly is innocent.

The police have said that they believe Melly and his co-defendant, Cortlen Henry, killed Williams and Thomas in a drive-by shooting. They have said that the two men were targeted because they were members of a rival gang.

Melly has pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree murder. His trial is scheduled to begin on March 8, 2023.

Here are some of the details that Williams mentioned in the interview:

• The police did not interview Melly or Henry for several days after the murders.


• The police did not search Melly's home or car until several days after the murders.


• The police did not collect any fingerprints or DNA evidence from the scene of the crime.


• The police have not been able to find a murder weapon.


• The police have not identified any witnesses to the shooting.

Williams said that the police's investigation has been "incompetent" and that Melly is innocent. He said that the police are trying to "frame" Melly because he is a successful rapper.

The police have said that they are confident in their case and that they will prove that Melly is guilty. They have said that they have "solid evidence" against Melly and that they are "confident" that he will be convicted.

The trial is scheduled to begin on March 8, 2023. It is expected to last for several weeks.

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