Marika Wilson

She's a very messy lady.

Very messy.

She's not a reliable person that you would trust, that you would put your faith in.

And I would tell anybody, whatever you have to say, do not say it in front of her because it's going to get turned totally backwards.

It's not going to be said the way that you said.

My opinion, stay away from that woman because she's trouble.

She had said that, you know, she was there.

She witnessed it.

But she was not there.

She showed up after everything had happened and the police was there on the scene.

She'll do anything possible that she can, if money is involved, even go to the extent to lie.

She would do anything possible, anything, and go to any extent to keep her son out of trouble.

She would cover up for him whether he was right or whether he was wrong.

You know, she knew he was doing things out there in the streets.

But, you know, if the police come, she will lie and say he's not there.

You know, she would give police's information leading to drug buses, people that done dead robberies in favor for them to drop charges against Reginald, get the charges downgraded, you know, to keep him from going to jail.

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