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That’s Crazy

attention. Crazy Leroy was cheap. Think about it, anybody who would

only spend $3.99 for a fifth of Wild Irish Rose was cheap. The
lawnmowers were removed the next week.

Crazy Leroy felt he needed to come by daily and cut the lawn, or

just hang around, guarding his mansion. It felt eerie. Because of the
eeriness, I was determined to have the house blessed. I was having a
problem finding someone to bless the house, especially, since I banned

myself from being connected to any church institution.

Leroy finally moved by the end of October into another house he
had purchased. I found this out through a neighbor he had told. I

could not figure out how crazy Leroy pulled that one off with a salary
of $25,000. The mortgage on our house was $320,000. I was still not

quite sure what he did to qualify because he was tied to the house just
as I was.

Christine and I found out where he lived by searching the state's
property database. Crazy Leroy had purchased another house for

$300,000, he had sold his townhouse. He was staying 10 minutes from
the Jasmine Place property, as he would often refer to our house. Our

house was nice but believe me it was not all he made it out to be, as if

we lived in a gated community.

Christine and I decided to do a drive-by to see crazy Leroy's new

home. Crazy Jerome was right about one thing, he had always said,
"Keep your enemies close to you." Of course, when you and your

sister-friends are on a mission, you come prepared, with black hoodies

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