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Leslie Gordon

Leslie Gordon's crime story is featured on Season Four of For My Man. These events occurred in the state of Michigan with her love interest, Michael Lamont Schofield, Together they killed five people in a botched robbery attempt. She acted as look out. Michael committed suicide prior to being taken into custody. Unfortunately, in cases like this someone has to pay and Michael left her holding the bag.

Leslie was convicted of 12 counts including first-degree murder.She was given a mandatory sentence of life in prison without parole

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Gunman kills 4, then self; girlfriend arrested, charged
Five Killed in Mich. Party Store Shooting




You can write to her at:

Leslie Gordon 322032
WHV
3201 Bemis Road
Ypsilanti, MI 48197-0911

You can email Leslie with Jpay - you will need to select Michigan and the ID 322032

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