New Footage Shows XXXTentacion Withdrawing $50,000 at Bank

The trial for 3 of the 4 males accused of being concerned in XXXTentacion’s homicide is underway and on the primary day jurors noticed footage of the South Florida rapper withdrawing $50,000 from the financial institution on the day he was killed.

The trial for Michael Boatwright, Dedrick Williams and Trayvon Newsome formally started at present (Feb. 7), with a number of folks taking the stand. One particular person was Cecilia Ramos, the financial institution teller who interacted with XXXTentacion on June 18, 2018, simply hours earlier than he was shot and killed for the money.

Within the video (under), XXXTetacion, born Jahseh Onfroy, may be seen within the financial institution carrying a jean varsity jacket over a grey Thrasher hoodie together with his hair in two braids. He waits patiently for his flip earlier than stepping as much as make his withdraw. He typically smiles within the video and seems to be in excessive sprits. The teller stated as a lot on the stand.

“He was nice. He appeared pleased,” Ramos defined when requested to explain XXX’s demeanor.

The teller walks away from her register to retrieve the rapper’s cash. XXXTentacion takes a telephone name earlier than she returns a short while later. He ultimately will get his money and leaves. One of many causes for exhibiting the video was to show that the bag X positioned the money in was the identical bag he was robbed of when he was shot and killed later that day whereas leaving Riva Motorsports in Deerfield Seaside, Fla.

Michael Boatwright, Dedrick Williams and Trayvon Newsome may all obtain life sentences if convicted of first-degree homicide. In addition they faces fees of armed theft. Police imagine they approached the rapper whereas he was sitting at a cease signal after leaving RIVA and shot him earlier than making off with a Louis Vuitton bag containing the $50,000. Michael Boatwright is the suspected gunman within the case. A fourth man who was arrested in connection to the homicide, Robert Allen, has already pleaded responsible to second-degree homicide final August and plans to testify towards his three codefendants.

The trial is predicted to take round a month to attempt.