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In the lead up to Hilton Crawford's trial, Paulette encountered Hilton in the Montgomery County

courthouse. I'm inclined to sit on the front row wherever I go, whether it's church or

what. As Paulette found a seat in the front row.

Hilton was brought into court and seated at a table

with his attorneys right in front of her.

I was sitting down and Hilton Groppers were sitting down

and our faces kind of came face to face and he was

walling anger you could tell seething. It was the first time Paulette had seen

Hilton since McKay's death. She glared at him with contempt.

And he went, if you, he said the word, if you.

And I went, good morning. They had a detective there to kind of be with me.

The detective tried to diffuse the situation by getting Paulette away from Hilton.

The detective picked me up and lifted me over the chairs to the second row and he said,

you can't do that.

I said, neither can he.

See how it turns, I can't do something.

But it showed me who he really was.

A ton of pent up anger.

You think about how Mikey died.

Do you think that was a person who was angry or not?

He was furious.

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