Marcus Anthoney Eriz learned today that he will have to stand before a jury of his peers as they sit and listen to the state argue why he should be found guilty of the murder of 6-year-old Aiden Leos who was killed, during a road rage incident, on May 21, 2021, on his way to kindergarten at Calvary Chapel Yorba Linda.

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As for Marcus Anthony Eriz's girlfriend, Wynne Lee, she’s been charged with helping to cover up the crime after it was committed and not having the proper paper work to walk around with a concealed weapon on her person.

“I do want to promise today…that we will get justice for him. We have to promise him that,” is what the KTLA folks quoted Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer as saying during a press conference yesterday.

24-year-old Marcus Anthony Eriz is looking at 40 years to life in prison, whereas his 23-year-old girlfriend Wynne Lee is looking at four years behind bars with 1 year in county and the other 3 in state.

The reason Wynne Lee lucked up and got a lighter sentence is due to the fact that DA Todd Spitzer couldn’t find a way to convince a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that Wynne Lee being the driver of the car is enough to brand her, like her boyfriend, with the letter “M” on her forehead.

Personally, it makes sense why she should be spending the rest of her life as Big Deborah’s “friend.” Wynne Lee’s behavior showed that she, like her “man,” intended on killing someone. She didn’t try to stop Marcus Anthony Eriz when he pulled the gun out and she didn’t go to the police immediately after it happened. Instead, she and her man continued living what they had so viciously ripped away from 6-year-old Aiden Leos whose body is buried in a casket in the ground and is not up running around on a playground.

Folks, I’ma just be honest with, ya’ll. If it were up to me, Wynne Lee would never be free. I know she got issues and she ain’t right in her head and whatnot but that ain’t an excuse to let her go free after she gave a mother the issue of having to deal with the fact that her 6-year-old child is dead.

Four years in our “human zoo” is just not enough time for her to serve for that crime. The law is the law, though, and all the rest of us can do is what those two Homo sapiens didn’t do which is to respect the law.

Marcus Anthony Eriz and Wynne Lee are currently sitting in an Orange County Jail on a $1 million bond each.

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The two were arrested on Sunday at their home in Costa Mesa. And the car, which belongs to Wynne Lee’s parents, the two used during the commission of their deadly crime was towed away on Monday from Marcus Anthony Eriz’s grandmother’s house in Whittier.

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Due to the fact that the grandmother has been gone away on a long vacation, the police don’t believe she had any involvement in her grandson’s decision to stash his girlfriend’s parent’s white Volkswagen sedan away in his grandmother’s garage.

The police also don’t believe that Wynne Lee’s parents knew anything about the two’s deadly road rage shooting that left 6-year-old Aiden Leos’ mother, Joanna Cloonan, without her child.