Yella Beezy Begins Life Sentence Under Strict Texas Jail Rules

Rapper Yella Beezy, legally named Markies Conway, has been sentenced to life in a Texas state jail without the possibility of parole after being found guilty of capital murder for his role in the death of Mo3, according to TMZ. The conviction arrives six years after Mo3's death, closing a case that has drawn sustained attention in the hip-hop community.

Under the facility's handbook, Conway will be subject to a regimented daily routine. He is permitted one shower per day and may wear boxers while rinsing off. He will be assigned to a bunk in a cell or dormitory and must keep all personal property in a small box.

In-person visitation is limited to one session per week lasting two hours, should he remain eligible. Family members, including a romantic partner, may visit, but physical contact is restricted to kissing and hand-holding while seated on opposite sides of a table. Conjugal visits are not permitted.

Commissary privileges allow Conway to spend between $25 and $85 every two weeks, with the exact amount determined by his offender level. The restrictions reflect standard operating procedures for the facility rather than case-specific penalties.

The sentencing marks the conclusion of a legal process that began with Mo3's death and culminated in Conway's capital murder conviction. TMZ reported the details of his incarceration on November 12, 2026.