A trial has begun involving a murder-for-hire plot linked to a rap feud. Jury selection started on Monday. The case is related to the murder of MO3.
Further information on the trial, including the jury selection process, is available from FOX 4's Steven Dial.
Details about the case and the events surrounding the trial can be found through additional reporting from the source.
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