Apollo Nida Jail: Angela Stanton Says Phaedra Parks Led 'Chop Shops and Criminal Activity' Amid Husband's Fraud Charges? [VIDEO]
While Apollo Nida continues to fight fraud charges, more details are coming out about his wife Phaedra Parks' own legal battle as a woman maintains that she is a "crooked attorney."
Apollo Married Phaedra So He Couldn't Testify Against Her?
Parks is suing Angela Stanton for defamation because of her claims that Parks was the ringleader of an earlier scam that landed Stanton and Nida in jail.
In new court documents obtained by Radar Online Stanton outlines her relationship with Parks as well as The Real Housewives of Atlanta star's alleged involvement in even more detail.
Angela Stanton Says She Has Evidence Phaedra Parks Committed Fraud
She revealed that she and Parks met back in 1998 or 1999 through "a guy I was dating" and Parks quickly became a mentor for her. Within two years of meeting one another, Stanton said, "there was criminal activity involved in our relationship... fraudulent bank accounts, insurance checks, fake IDs, chop shops, stolen cars, fraudulent titles, fraudulent registration cards."
Stanton, who described herself as "a single mother with a bunch of children" added that Parks instructed her on how to get money for her family. She told lawyers that the first scam they operated together involved, "Fake checks, the purchasing of electronics, laptop computers, Palm Pilots, jewelry, DVD players, desktop computers."
Stanton said Parks went as far as making a wish list that Stanton would get for her.
"I would pick up the list in addition to fraudulent checks, and I'd ride around all day going to different stores and I'd write checks and I'd collect the items that she needed, and I'd bring them back to her," she said.
She claimed that Parks told her "anyone can write a business check", even if the names don't line up with each other.
Parks husband is currently awaiting trial for allegedly heading a $3 million scam including stealing Delta Airline employees' social security checks and stealing victims' identities to set up fraudulent businesses. His trial is scheduled to begin March 25. He was arrested January 24 for fraud and released on bail.
