Title: The Mysterious Past of Meghan Markle’s Mother Unveiled: Drug Dealing and Prison Time?

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has long been in the spotlight for her tumultuous childhood and strained relationship with her parents.

Recent accusations have surfaced, suggesting that Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, may have a criminal past, including allegations of drug dealing and a prison sentence.

While these claims cannot be entirely dismissed, the truth behind them remains shrouded in mystery.

Renowned royal author Tom Bauer, in his upcoming book, has officially mentioned that Doria Ragland was not only a heavy drug user but also involved in the drug trade.

The book delves into Doria's absence from Meghan's life between the ages of 5 and 18, a period that raises questions about the influence of drugs within the Sussex family.

However, the reasons behind Doria's absence and alleged criminal activities remain undisclosed due to legal constraints.

The Markle family has faced relentless media scrutiny and online harassment, making it difficult to trust the sources that have come forward.

It is understandable why they might hesitate to reveal sensitive information about Doria, especially considering Meghan's inclination to take legal action against those who defame her.

While some speculate that Doria's criminal records may not be public due to being convicted in a different state or even at a federal level, others believe that her records may have been expunged.

With countless local newspapers in the US during the 80s, it is possible that only scattered accounts of her past exist.

Additionally, natural disasters over the past three decades may have led to the destruction of court records, further complicating the search for the truth.

Not only is Doria's criminal history under scrutiny, but her professional credentials as well.

Despite running a geriatric care service and home, it is suspicious that she lacks an independent license to practice social work in California or any other state.

The absence of a supervisor raises questions about the legitimacy of her operations.

Furthermore, it has been pointed out that Doria attempted to blame tax fraud on Thomas Markle, Meghan's father.

However, he provided evidence proving his innocence, leading to a court case where Doria's credibility was questioned.

The jury ultimately found no connection between Thomas Markle and the tax fraud, leaving Doria in deeper trouble.

As a result, she served a four-year prison sentence, although the details surrounding any potential reduction in her drug-related charges remain unclear.

While it is not surprising that Los Angeles, where Doria resided, had a significant drug problem during that time, the extent of her involvement in drug dealing remains uncertain.

It is possible that her sentence was reduced due to good behavior or other factors.

Unfortunately, finding concrete records to confirm these claims has proven challenging, as Doria managed to expunge her criminal record by proving herself as an exemplary citizen after obtaining a Bachelor's degree.

As the public eagerly awaits the release of Tom Bauer's book, which promises to shed light on Doria's absence from Meghan's life and her alleged criminal activities, the full truth behind these claims remains elusive.

The complexity of the situation, coupled with the lack of concrete evidence, only adds to the intrigue surrounding Meghan Markle's enigmatic family history.