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Rapper from the Northside of Houston, Texas. Original 1998-99 member of [a195902]. [a1562722] got into a beef with [a192677] (probably about money), left and started the [l519642] underground label with [a192673] in 2002. They got into a beef with [a137204] and the [a232815] which later led to the murder of a random individual at a club in 2005. After promoting CD's in the parking lot, a car pulled up playing a track from [a137204]'s “[m703339]”, after a confrontation, Quinton Kelegon in another car with friends drove off. [a1562722] and his brother [a758188] followed, sped a red light and both performed a drive-by shooting where [a758188] fatally shot Quinton Kelegon in the head. [b]Murder Conviction[/b] In 2005 [a1562722] was found guilty of murder at trial by a jury, after he and his brother fired shots into another car during an altercation. Accounts of the evening differed greatly. The appellate court reversed [a1562722]'s conviction because he admittedly did not fire the fatal shot, though he was found guilty of murder, while his brother, who allegedly killed the victim, was found guilty of manslaughter. The appellate court held that the jury instructions providing four alternative theories of guilt, one of which was erroneous, resulted in egregious harm because it was unclear which theory formed the basis of the jury's conviction. [a1562722] and his younger brother, [a758188] were each charged by indictment with the murder of Quinton Kelegon. The two were tried together as co-defendants before the same jury.   The jury found [a1562722] guilty of murder and found [a758188] guilty of manslaughter. The jury concluded under the evidence that a murder had taken place.   The only two possible perpetrators of the murder were [a1562722] and his co-defendant (and brother), [a758188].   However, the jury found [a1562722] to be the more culpable of the two by finding him guilty of murder, but finding [a758188] guilty of only manslaughter.2  In addition, the jury necessarily concluded under the charge that neither defendant was acting in self-defense and that it had no reasonable doubt whether either was doing so (otherwise, it would have been bound to acquit either or both). Read the full document here https://pastebin.com/raw/5xahayvZ [b]Incarceration[/b] [a1562722] was sentenced to 20 years in Clements Unit. His set release date was in the year 2025. Although in 2019 [a1562722] was approved for parole under the condition he first completes a rehabilitation program.

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