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Apollos Street Brother Everett Tripodis Who Appeared On the RHOA, Sentenced To 20 Years in Prison
January 29, 2014

TvFishBowl has found some interesting information

Remember Season 4 of The RHOA, Everett Tripodis who was working as Phaedra’s Paralegal? He’s serving 20 years in Jail..  Guess what for?  Oh.. it involves theft and auto..

Also, Phaedra and Apollo have a “business” “recovery” … You have got to see this..
Everett Tripodis  appeared on Season 4 of The RHOA when Sheree Whitfield and Phaedra Parks were playing court. (No documents exist in Georgia that state Phaedra ever represented Sheree in real life, if they do, please let me know.   Word is Bob Whitfield agreed to play the scene) .

What was Everett Tripodis arrested for?

In November of 2012, Everett was convicted of auto theft and sentenced to 20 years in a Georgia State Prison.  This had to be his 4th offense by now. Everett Tripodis release date is scheduled for 10/04/2024. Everett is known as one of the biggest car theft thieves in U.S. — Interestingly, Angela Stanton’s book, Real Lies Of A Housewife, had basically said Phaedra was the engineer of that scheme.. Remember Phaedra worked at Gieco.

Something to Ponder..
Remember when Angela Stanton said in her interview that Everett Tripodis said,
    1. She [Phaedra] was the mastermind of it all (1:30 mark it’s a short video.. watch it again)
    2.  In Part 3 (and 2) In the video Angela Stanton talks about how Phaedra appeared on behalf of Angela Stanton when her mother died.  Now if these two weren’t close.. Why on earth is Phaedra appearing on behalf of Angela at her MOTHER’S FUNERAL?
    As I said before, Phaedra worked at Geico; it makes sense how Angela, Everett, Apollo and Phaedra were able to pull this off.  Also remember, it was Phaedra who introduced Angela Stanton to Apollo and THEY WERE ALREADY INVOLVED IN THIS SCHEME. 

    Guess what else TVFISHBOWL FOUND?? A “recovery” business found in Phaedra’s and Apollo’s name… .
There are forensic auditors that will be able to tell and see if Phaedra signed for it or not.