Young Dolph Murder: Shooter's Testimony Reveals Truth

Cornelius Smiths plea hearing in the Young Dolph murder case, initially set for April, has been postponed until May. Smith, the shooter who admitted to firing into Makedas Cookies in November 2021, killing the Memphis rapper, has testified under oath, implicating everyone involved in the plot. The plot was allegedly masterminded by Big Jook, Yo Gottis brother, who allegedly put out a $100,000 hit for a label deal. Smith and his co-shooter, Justin Johnson, were promised $40,000 each, but Smith only received $800 before his arrest. Johnson was convicted last September and sentenced to life plus fifty years. The case is tied to a decade-long feud between Young Dolphs Paper Route Empire and Yo Gottis CMG, with past shootings including over 100 rounds into Dolphs Corvette in 2017. Jermarcus Johnson, Justins half-brother, copped a plea for accessory and received probation. Despite the slow grind of the legal system, Smiths testimony has already revealed the truth of the case to those listening.

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