"Gangsta" Williams Asks Vlad If He'll Try to Get Max B's Codefendant to Admit to Murder (Part 14)
January 29, 2026
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In a recent interview, Terrance “Gangsta” Williams questioned Vlad about whether he plans to get Max B’s codefendant to admit to a murder. Vlad explained that the codefendant, sentenced to life plus 35 years, maintains innocence despite being convicted of shooting a man in the head in front of three cooperating witnesses. Vlad mentioned he intends to interview the codefendant, who is currently working on an appeal, but doesn’t expect an admission of guilt. The possibility was raised that the female codefendant, who pleaded guilty and received 16 years, might actually have been the shooter. Vlad noted she cooperated early with police and is now out of prison. The discussion highlighted complexities around cooperation deals and sentencing, with “Gangsta” Williams reflecting on the tough choices inmates face regarding pleas and confessions. Despite the unresolved questions, the codefendant continues to proclaim innocence while pursuing legal options.
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