Day Four of YNW Melly Double Murder Trial: Defense Questions Eyewitness Testimony, Claims Prosecutorial Misconduct

The fourth day of the double murder trial of rapper YNW Melly saw the defense take aim at the state's case, questioning the reliability of eyewitness testimony and alleging that prosecutors had engaged in misconduct.

The state's case against Melly is based on eyewitness testimony from several people who were at the scene of the shooting in October 2018. These witnesses testified that they saw Melly and his friend Cortlen Henry shoot and kill two other friends, Christopher Thomas and Anthony Williams.

The defense, however, has raised questions about the reliability of this eyewitness testimony. They have pointed out that several of the witnesses were friends of Henry and that they may have been biased against Melly. They have also argued that the witnesses' memories of the event may have been clouded by the trauma of what they saw.

In addition to questioning the eyewitness testimony, the defense also alleged that prosecutors had engaged in misconduct. They claimed that prosecutors had withheld evidence from the defense, including a recording of a phone conversation between Henry and his mother in which Henry allegedly admitted to shooting the victims.

The judge in the case has not yet ruled on the defense's allegations of misconduct. The trial is expected to continue for several more weeks.

Here are some of the key moments from Day Four of the trial:

• The defense questioned the reliability of eyewitness testimony from several people who were at the scene of the shooting.
• The defense alleged that prosecutors had engaged in misconduct by withholding evidence from the defense.
• The judge has not yet ruled on the defense's allegations of misconduct.
• The trial is expected to continue for several more weeks.