Meghan Markle’s Shady Past Exposed: The Shocking Revelations in the California Governor’s Meghan Dossier

In a stunning turn of events, a dossier containing explosive information about Meghan Markle has been discovered by the California Governor.

The dossier includes shocking details about Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, and her involvement in a fraud case.

The case number, MS-79453DR, sheds light on a dark chapter in Meghan's past that she has desperately tried to keep hidden.

It all started when Meghan was vying for Kamala Harris' Senate seat earlier this year.

The California Governor's vetting team, eager to uncover any potential skeletons in Meghan's closet, reached out to Langley, the British Intelligence agency, for a copy of the notorious Meghan dossier.

This request led to a sudden halt in Meghan's communication with the Governor's office, indicating just how damning the contents of the dossier truly are.

The dossier not only implicates Meghan but also includes information about her mother, Doria Ragland.

According to the documents, Doria was involved in a fraud case that went before the Riverside County Court of California.

The case, with the same number as Meghan's, MS-79453DR, resulted in Doria's conviction and subsequent sentencing.

What's intriguing is that the last recorded date for this case was filed over a decade after it had been closed.

It appears that someone intentionally filed a document shortly after Meghan and Prince Harry's relationship went public, raising questions about their motives.

Further investigation reveals that Doria was once an employee at British Airways (BA).

Additional documents directly related to her, such as a reaffirmation agreement, have been found.

Surprisingly, no hearing was required for this agreement, suggesting a potential cover-up.

The creditor involved in this agreement is the British Airways Employees Federal Credit Union, and it includes a declaration from an attorney and proof of service.

The document was entered on March 27, 2003.

Curiously, when searching for Doria's name in criminal records, no results were found.

However, a previous record under the name Doria Ragland clearly exists.

It is possible that the case may have been expunged, making it difficult to find any conclusive evidence.

Expungement removes the record from basic searches but leaves a trace in a genuine Department of Justice report.

Therefore, it is still possible to uncover the truth about Doria if someone were to come forward with information.

Various claims have been made regarding Ragland and Markle's questionable past.

Meghan has repeatedly claimed to be an only child raised by a single mother who paid her own tuition.

However, evidence provided by Meghan's father, Thomas, including old photos and videos, contradicts these statements.

Thomas played an active role in raising Meghan, paying for her college tuition and helping her find acting opportunities.

Even Megan's old post on the TIG, a now-defunct lifestyle blog, confirms her father's dedication.

Despite this evidence, Meghan now denies her past and attempts to rewrite history.

It is evident that Meghan has gone to great lengths to erase the shady and embarrassing parts of her past.

One of the first steps she took was to silence her family members through non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).

This has left us in the dark about the details from her ex-husband, Trevor, her former friends Corey and Niniki, and others.

It is likely that they have either received substantial payoffs for signing these NDAs or have been coerced into signing them to protect Meghan's image.