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Jewelry evidence features in Law&Crime Trials' Yella Beezy coverage

The fourth-day courtroom broadcast was the most watched of fifteen new uploads, with Karim Ali testifying about custom chains and invoices.

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6:00Judge Anyiam swears in four witnesses and instructs them not to discuss testimony.
7:05The prosecution raises a use immunity agreement before an upcoming witness is called.
12:09The prosecution calls jewelry store owner Karim Ali to testify.
13:58Custom gold and diamond chains bearing "GRC" are presented as state exhibits.
19:00Ali examines receipts and invoices related to the jewelry orders.

Custom gold and diamond chains appear on the courtroom monitor as jeweler Karim Ali takes the stand in Law&Crime Trials' fourth-day broadcast of the Yella Beezy trial. He examines jewelry bearing the letters "GRC," then receipts and invoices connected to the orders.

The stream reached about 151,000 views within its first few hours, making it the week's most-watched new upload. Dallas rapper Markies Conway, known as Yella Beezy, has pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors accuse him of hiring Kewon White to kill fellow rapper Mo3, whose legal name was Melvin Noble. White has already been convicted and sentenced to life without parole.

Before the jury enters, Judge Chika Anyiam swears in witnesses and instructs them not to discuss testimony with anyone else. Attorneys also address a use immunity agreement, giving viewers a look at the procedural work surrounding the testimony.

Across fifteen uploads, the channel balanced full courtroom sessions with shorter extracts. Its Connecticut trial broadcast involving Cooper Ouellette currently has the strongest daily viewing momentum, followed by the Robert Kessler trial in Florida. A separate clip of testimony from Ouellette's mother is also among its busiest uploads.

Law&Crime Trials added nearly five million views and gained subscribers over the week. Daily viewing is running above its usual level. Among nearby court and true-crime channels, Mike Rafi drew a substantially larger weekly audience, while Nancy Grace and Danielle Kirsty had quieter daily viewing than usual. Here, the long live sessions remain central to the week's viewing.

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