EXCLUSIVE: XXXTentacion Alleged Murderer – Docs Reveal He’s In Dire Financial Status, Needed Public Defender
EXCLUSIVE: XXXTentacion Alleged Murderer – Docs Reveal He’s In Dire Financial Status, Needed Public Defender
theJasmineBRAND exclusively reports, Dedrick Williams, the man who is charged with murder in connection to XXXTentacion, may have been experiencing financial difficulties.
Court docs were filed in Williams’ case noting that he had to be represented by a public defender. In order to get a public defender, Williams had to sign a criminal indigent status.
He explains he has four dependents and only takes home $200 a week in income.
Williams claims he had no money or bank accounts with cash.
The docs signed last month showed he was seeking a public defender and the court granted it.
As previously reported, XXX was shot and killed on June 18, 2018, after leaving a motorcycle dealership in Deerfield Beach, Florida. He was 20-years-old.
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