Bradford Cohen is no longer representing YNW Melly in his double murder case.

However, Melly's former lawyer, who's now working with Kodak Black, believes Melly will be found not guilty.

 

 

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This will be a very interesting trial, I am no longer representing Melly in this matter, but I predict a not guilty based on all the evidence I have reviewed. He has some very fine attorneys that I believe will be able to secure a favorable verdict. I also think that bond will be granted given the weakness of the evidence. Never rush to judgement in cases until you see everything.

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"This will be a very interesting trial, I am no longer representing Melly in this matter, but I predict a not guilty based on all the evidence I have reviewed. He has some very fine attorneys that I believe will be able to secure a favorable verdict. I also think that bond will be granted given the weakness of the evidence. Never rush to judgement in cases until you see everything," Cohen explained.

Melly could get the death penalty in the killings of his former crewmates  YNW Sakchaser and YNW Juvy.

Cohen isn't the only one who thinks there is more to the story.  Future recently said that Melly would be coming home soon on bond.