MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - One of the men accused of killing Memphis rapper Young Dolph says he was offered money from Big Jook ...

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23. It was revealed that his alleged accomplice, Cornelius Smith, stated that the brother of hip-hop recording artist Yo Gotti, Big Jook, allegedly placed an order out to kill the beloved Memphis ...

After the shooting, Big Jook allegedly told the shooters it was ... One of Young Dolph's alleged killers testified that someone from Yo Gotti's label, CMG, paid $50,000 for his lawyer.

Young Dolph's Alleged Killer Captured After Manhunt ... instructions given to him by Anthony Mims, also known as Big Jook. Mims, who is the brother of Memphis rapper Yo Gotti, and Johnson were ...

The hit was allegedly thought up by Big Jook, the late brother of Dolph's rival, fellow rapper Yo Gotti. On the stand, Smith said he and Johnson agreed to pay Govan $10,000 after the hit ...

Court dates were scheduled for two of Young Dolph’s alleged killers after gunman Justin Johnson ... by Yo Gotti’s late brother Anthony “Big Jook” Mims. Govan recruited Johnson and Smith ...

He said Johnson also tried to delete his call log from that day, but investigators found evidence he had a FaceTime call with Big Jook “right after the murder.” “Caught before, during and after.

Smith testified that he and Johnson carried out a $100,000 hit on the rapper, at the request of Yo Gotti’s brother, Anthony “Big Jook” Mims. The latter was murdered outside of the Perignons Restaurant ...

He also alleged that the contract killing was one of several marks on Dolph’s Paper Route Empire label roster, which he was made aware of after by another Memphis native, Big Jook, who reports ...

Cornelius Smith, a co-defendant of the convicted Justin Johnson, testified that he and Johnson fatally shot Dolph in Memphis ...