Sandrikas Mays had strong words regarding murder accomplice Alicia Andrews and convicted killer Sean Gathright following the conclusion of the Foolio murder case.
The trial surrounding Foolio’s killing has officially come to an end after accomplice Alicia Andrews recently received her sentence following a manslaughter conviction. During the court proceedings, Sandrikas Mays delivered a victim impact statement and also accused Sean Gathright — the man convicted in her son’s killing — of being linked to other murders.
According to XXL, Judge Kimberly Fernandez rejected Andrews’ motion to appeal the conviction on Friday, May 22. The judge then reportedly sentenced Andrews to 15 years behind bars.
“After having reviewed all of the defense’s assertions as to the defense’s argument as to errors made by my predecessor judge, I’m going to place on the record that I would not have ruled any differently,” Judge Fernandez reportedly stated.
Sandrikas Mays became emotional while speaking about her son’s death during her victim impact statement, which was later shared by No Jumper on Instagram.
“My son was hunted, followed and ultimately murdered in what authorities described as a coordinated plot involving multiple individuals,” she reportedly said. “It is extremely painful to hear Alicia Andrews portray herself as someone who didn’t know what was going on. They could have turned around, but they still carried on the plan to hunt my son down like a deer in the woods… My son’s life mattered. He was not disposable.”
Four men were convicted in connection to the murder of Foolio, including Alicia Andrews’ boyfriend Isaiah Chance, Rashad Murphy, Davion Murphy, and Sean Gathright. A jury reportedly recommended life sentences for all four men on the more serious charges, and they are expected to officially learn their fate on June 22.
Sandrikas Mays has openly celebrated the convictions while also criticizing and mocking those found guilty. She additionally alleged that Sean Gathright may be tied to other killings across Florida.
According to footage shared by My Mixtapez on Instagram, Mays claimed during an Instagram Live session that bullet casings connected to her son’s murder allegedly matched forensic evidence tied to other homicide investigations in the state.
Alicia Andrews’ conviction and 15-year prison sentence stem from allegations that she tracked Foolio and shared his location with the men responsible for the killing. With her sentencing now finalized, the case is nearing its conclusion as the four convicted killers are set to receive their sentences in about a month.
Attention now turns to what punishments they will ultimately face and what additional reactions may surface as the case officially comes to an end.
