Neurosurgeon caught in I-35 gunfire tells Yella Beezy jury he tried to save MO3

On day 2 of Yella Beezy's capital murder trial in Dallas, neurosurgeon Dr. Randall Graham testified he was caught in the I-35 gunfire on Nov. 11, 2020, then got out and tried to save MO3 with chest compressions. Prosecutors allege Yella Beezy paid $40,000 for the killing; he has pleaded not guilty.

Dr. Randall Graham, a brain and spine surgeon at Methodist Dallas Medical Center, testified Wednesday morning on day 2 of Yella Beezy's capital murder trial. He said he was driving northbound on I-35 on Nov. 11, 2020, when a masked man rushed past his vehicle firing a semiautomatic rifle in traffic. A bullet shattered his windshield. He called 911, got out, saw MO3 (Melvin Noble Jr.) on the ground and began chest compressions. 'There was quite a bit of blood. He had multiple gunshot wounds. I did what I thought was best,' he testified. An officer drove him to the hospital; 'I had some shrapnel and glass in my neck,' he said. Dallas police crime scene staff Courtney Lozano and Justin O'Donnell followed, walking jurors through evidence photos. Prosecutors allege Yella Beezy (Markies Conway) paid Kewon White $40,000 to kill MO3; White was convicted and sentenced to life without parole. Yella has pleaded not guilty. Co-defendant Devin Brown's trial is expected in early November.

Sources: WFAA and FOX 4 trial coverage (Oct. 28, 2026). The murder-for-hire accusation is an allegation; Yella Beezy has pleaded not guilty. Photo: MO3 x Boosie "Errybody (Remix)" official video.