Rosa Hardy

She said, I don't know, Mama.

Sure they did.

Sure they did.

What you got for us, you got to tell us something.

I remember saying that.

She just told me, Mama, you shouldn't even say anything.

Those were her words all the time.

She resented the fact that I even mentioned it.

So we didn't really communicate about it.

But in the end, you know, I felt so many times even after she died that, you know, I just had a lot to do with how she ended up.

I don't know if I did the right thing by speaking up.

Looked like it just messed up our lives.

And she was very mean to me, called me a bitch in front of anybody.

I might be talking too much, but I'm going to tell you this.

I found out that she was snitching on drug dealers and they were paying her the FBI.

And they told me there wasn't anything going to happen to her.

And see, when she went missing, I called them and told them that she was missing.

And they were very short with me and told me just like this, oh, she'll show up.

She just don't want her being just.

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