Wack 100: Pooh Shiesty’s Dad a Snitch Since 2009

Amidst the ongoing legal drama surrounding Pooh Shiesty’s alleged kidnapping and robbery of Gucci Mane, manager Wack 100 has entered the conversation with a bombshell claim. He alleges that Pooh Shiesty’s father, Lontrell Williams Sr., who was also arrested in connection with the case, has a history of being an informant dating back to 2009.

Documents Surface Alleging Informant Status

In a phone call with DJ Akademiks, Wack 100 shared what he claims is evidence to support his assertion. He forwarded documents from 2009 to Akademiks, which he believes paint Lontrell Williams Sr. as an informant. This claim comes as Gucci Mane faces criticism for allegedly identifying Pooh Shiesty and Big30 to federal investigators.

Wack 100 appears to be defending Gucci Mane by shifting the focus to Williams Sr., suggesting he deserves equal, if not more, scrutiny. The manager believes that the patriarch’s alleged past actions as an informant should be brought to light, especially given his current involvement in the kidnapping case.

Plea Deal Details Emerge

Further details from the legal proceedings reveal that Pooh Shiesty’s father, through his attorney, agreed to plead guilty to five counts. However, the plea deal reportedly includes provisions for him to provide information to government officials, described as “ongoing” with the hope for “future” assistance. This could potentially allow him to receive a reduced sentence under guideline 5K1.1, which is granted for substantial assistance to the prosecution.

The DOJ’s affidavit details how Gucci Mane (identified as R.D.) described Williams Jr. (Pooh Shiesty) as wearing a distinctive “shiesty” mask during the alleged offense. If convicted, Pooh Shiesty and his alleged co-conspirators face potential life sentences.

Wack 100’s Stance

Wack 100’s claims add another layer of complexity to an already intricate case. By highlighting the alleged past actions of Pooh Shiesty’s father, he aims to redirect criticism away from Gucci Mane and emphasize the importance of understanding the full context of the individuals involved.