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What you know, Alibis, welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gigi. It is Thursday, December 15th.

I've taken some of the week off. My Grammy had to be admitted to the hospital with some complications with COVID.

And so I've been focusing on taking care of her and keeping my mom away from there to keep her from getting COVID.

But at a little time today, she's doing better.

Going to go to a little rehab facility to get some strength back just for about two or three days.

So very, very grateful. It was not any worse than it was. Thank you everybody for your well wishes.

She has read them and is just touched that you guys love her. So she's easy to love.

All right. So what are we going to do today? There's been some filings leading up to the sentencing in Georgia's trial. Well, trials over.

We're going in sentencing now. So we're going to go through those. I'm condensing some of it. A lot of case law sided.

And we could spend all day doing that. But first music fact of the day. What is the meaning of the song purple rain? Right. It's a classic such a great song.

And so according to prints when there's blood in the sky red and blue equals purple.

Purple rain pertains to the end of the world and being with the one you love and letting your faith or God guide you through the purple rain.

That's what he said for the songs, meaning love it. I have to listen to it when I'm cleaning up later.

All right. Reminder Monday 10 a.m. is Georgia's sentencing. It will be live streamed. I'll do an episode later that night.

We do anticipate family will make impact statements that should be very powerful. So we're going to bring that to you.

Monday evening. And so let's hop into these filings. One thing big E put out yesterday that we have not put out there yet.

That is a letter that Angela Wagner wrote to Fred Rico, which is Billy's mom after she pled guilty.

And she wanted to sort of clear up with her what she meant when she pled guilty and what it means. It says granny Wagner, how are you feeling any better? I'm sure I'm sure you're not.

I'm sorry for all you're going through. I wish I could be there to talk to you in person and explain. There's so much no one will ever know.

I'm sure Billy will explain to you when the time comes available. Just know that all that was said in court that day I changed my plea was not the truth.

I was given two options by my attorney. One, take the plea. The plea deal plea guilty to conspiracy and at least get a chance to go home someday or to take it to trial, which Jake would have to testify against me.

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