Many moons ago G-Dep (who was allegedly originally Black Rob's artist) had a few big hit records including "Special Delivery" and "Let's Get it."  After feeling guilty for committing a murder, Trevell “G-Dep” Coleman walked into an NYPD precinct to confess to a murder he committed in October 1993. Coleman was convicted of second-degree murder in 2012, but now the prosecutor in the case has asked for G-Dep to finally be released from prison. The Assistant D.A. thought that the 15 to life prison sentence was too harsh, so they sought out clemency attorney Steve Zeidman, who reportedly wrote to the judge. Judge Obus submitted a separate letter to New York State Governor supporting G-Dep’s release. The victim's brother does not agree with this decision if it goes in favor of G-Dep, and understandably so.