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Killer's Own Friend Testifies How He Chased Mo3 Down And Shot Him On The Freeway

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Kweku "Mr. Bradley" Obiri took the stand and dropped one of the wildest testimonies we've ever heard — breaking down exactly how his own best friend confessed to the freeway shooting of Dallas rapper Mo3. According to the testimony, the shooter admitted he pulled up alongside Mo3 on I-35, rolled down the window and opened fire on the car. When Mo3 jumped out and ran, the alleged triggerman hopped out, chased him down on foot, and kept firing. And the wildest part? He told his friend he wasn't even paid for it — "I wasn't trippin' on the money." The testimony got so detailed the defense objected mid-story, cutting the attorney off. Mo3, real name Shavn Wiggens, was killed in November 2020, and this case is still one of the biggest stories in Texas hip-hop history. Watch the full courtroom breakdown that has the whole internet talking. #Mo3 #Dallas #CourtroomTestimony #TrueCrime #HipHopNews #DopeBoyTV

In my home though, I was the one that did the work on the freeway, I'm like, how do you do that on the freeway? And that's when he broke down and told me that he had pulled up on side of him or whatever, rolled down the window, shot the gun at the car. So that's when the car stopped and then Buddy hopped out. So when he hopped out, he already figured that he had him, so he jumped out, fired a couple shots at him. So Buddy took off running, chased him down, fired some more shots. He was like, when he shot him, he knew, he was like, when he fired a couple more shots, it looked like he shot him in the ass or something. That's when Buddy Phil stood up, shot him some more and got away. So after that, I tell him, I'm like, man, you did all that on the freeway or whatever and you ain't got no money? He was like, shit, he wasn't trippin'. I wasn't trippin' on the money or whatever. So after that, I tell him, I'm like, that ain't how it's supposed to go, nigga. You're gonna get out and do some work and you need to get paid at least some money, paid for some money. Your Honor, I would just object to the narrative. I can ask the questions. Now, Mr. Bradley, I actually want to go back.