THE murder trial of dancehall artiste Munga Honorable, and his co-accused Sheridan “Mad Rhymes” Gordon collapsed dramatically in the Gun Court Division of the Supreme Court in downtown Kingston on Friday when the Crown seemingly agreed with defence attorneys who had argued that the main prosecution witness was unreliable.

There appeared to be too many inconsistencies in the evidence from the sole eyewitness who claimed that she saw Munga Honorable — whose given name is Damian Rhoden — and Gordon pump bullets into the body of Cleveland Campbell, killing him in Ackee Walk, St Andrew, in 2017.

These inconsistencies led to the prosecution team offering no further evidence against the two.