In a recent development in the ongoing Young Slime Life (YSL) trial, rapper Young Thug publicly criticized Atlanta Police Investigator Marissa Viverito, calling her the "biggest liar." Although ...

Jeffery Williams, also known as Young Thug recently made waves on social media after he dropped a now-deleted surprising post on X (formerly Twitter).

However, that changed today when he decided to target Marissa Viverito, an investigator with the Atlanta Police Department, in a surprising tweet. On Tuesday (April 1), Thug posted a photo of ...

Rapper Young Thug had recently reposted a photo of Marissa Viverito, the Atlanta police investigator, on X. For context, taking any photo or videos of Marissa was strictly prohibited by the court ...

Atlanta-based rapper Lil Baby is at the center of a legal ... The issue centers on gang investigator Marissa Viverito, a big name in criminal probes. According to Hypefresh, she reportedly showed the ...

Atlanta gang investigator Marissa Viverito testifies on wiretaps allegedly proving Lil B a by‘s alleged involvement in several murder-for-hire plots. RELATED: Three People Shot And Injured In ...

Update, April 4: Young Thug will remain free after a judge declined Atlanta prosecutors’ motion to revoke his probation. In ...

On Tuesday, the rapper shared a tweet on his X page calling out Marissa Viverito, an investigative analyst for the Atlanta Police Department, for allegedly lying on his name and others ...

ATLANTA - Young Thug’s probation could ... in which Fulton County Investigator Marissa Viverito is testifying. The court had explicitly barred any video or photography of Viverito during her ...

Five months after Atlanta rapper Young Thug pleaded guilty in a lengthy gang trial, Fulton County’s district attorney is asking a judge to revoke the superstar’s probation.

Young Thug's lawyer responded to an attempt by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to revoke the rapper's probation.

In her order, per the Atlanta Journal-Constitution ... The post included a photo of Marissa Viverito, an investigator whom prosecutors had requested not be shown during televised court hearings.