Gina Conway on Speaking to Max B After Leaving Murder Scene with Poo Sims & Stolen Items (Part 6)
December 10, 2025
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In a revealing interview, Gina Conway recounted the harrowing events following a violent incident involving Poo Sims. After Kelvin left the scene first, Conway grabbed a bag filled with stolen items before Alan unexpectedly attacked her. Despite the chaos, Gina managed to catch up with Poo Sims and escape together in a car. They avoided discussing the crime during the ride, with Sims mainly focused on a phone call. Later, Gina followed Max B’s instructions, taking the stolen bag—containing holiday and key cards, laptops, phones, and clothing—to a bouncer named Tarun’s apartment, then to Max B’s sister-in-law’s house. These items eventually linked her to the crime as police began investigating the shooting at a New Jersey hotel. Conway described feeling terrified and unsure of what to do in the aftermath, highlighting the tense and uncertain circumstances she faced while navigating the fallout from the murder scene.
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