Rashia Wilson on Facebook Post Calling Herself Queen of Tax Fraud, Thinks Feds Hacked Her (Part 10)
July 16, 2025
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Rashia Wilson discussed her infamous Facebook post declaring herself the 'Queen of IRS Tax Fraud.' Wilson insists the post wasn't her doing, recounting how she became aware of it after friends alerted her. She initially suspected an acquaintance's involvement, but now believes federal agents hacked her account. The controversial post showed Wilson flaunting cash and challenging law enforcement. Amid rising scrutiny, authorities linked her digital activity to a tax fraud scheme, utilizing IP addresses and other evidence. Wilson attributes her online misfortune to a supposed relationship with a federal informant she met on social media, unknowingly receiving marked money and manipulated into a compromised situation. Wilson's claims don't end with the Facebook hack. She also recounts a setup at a gun range with the informant, leading to a federal firearms charge, alleging deceit by someone she thought was an ally.
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