The long-running gang and racketeering trial that led Atlanta rapper Young Thug to plead guilty in October ended on Tuesday with the last two defendants found not guilty of racketeering, murder and gang-related charges.

The long-running gang and racketeering trial in Atlanta that led rapper Young Thug to plead guilty in October has ended with a jury finding the last two defendants not guilty of racketeering, murder a

Tuesday’s verdict brings an end to a highly criticized trial that has drawn press attention for its soap-opera-like twists and turns including the

Georgia’s longest-running criminal trial ended Tuesday with not guilty verdicts, except for one charge, for the two remaining co-defendants in a sprawling racketeering case that had included rap superstar Young Thug.

Kendrick and Stillwell were the only two defendants who took their chances with the jury in the sprawling trial that became the longest running criminal case in Georgia history. The other defendants, including accused gang leader Young Thug, took plea deals earlier in the case.

The remaining two co-defendants were originally on trial with Williams, Rodalius Ryan, Marquavius Huey and Quamarvious Nichols. All four accepted plea deals in October, while Kendrick and Stillwell rejected plea deals and opted to remain on trial.

One of two remaining co-defendants in Georgia's longest-running criminal trial was stabbed in jail, his lawyer said Monday morning, as jurors resumed deliberations in the sprawling racketeering case that had included rap superstar Young Thug.

The two remaining co-defendants involved in Young Thug’s RICO trial were acquitted of murder charges on Tuesday (December 3), putting an end to the longest-running criminal trial in Georgia state history.

Rapper Yak Gotti, one of Young Thug's co-defendants, is set to appear in court after being stabbed in jail Sunday, authorities confirmed.