Attention, California: Never Skip a Background Check!

Liza Gonzalez is the kind of woman one can't easily overlook, even in a city as large as Oklahoma City. She has a striking, charismatic presence and a face as beautiful as an angel's. She has long dark hair and intense brown eyes. There is a charming beauty mark on her cheek. Liza's children look like two beautiful little cherubs, and their mama adores them.

Liza Monica Gonzales, aka Liza Campos, Leslie Schran, Alfa Schram, Alfa Jimenez, and Lisa Gongales, left Oklahoma City in a hurry, with her children. Rumor has it, they now live in Los Angeles and the cherubs are now going to school there. Turns out, Liza is at the center of a major drug investigation in Oklahoma and is an active member of the Compton Varrio Tortilla Flats Gang.

Ever heard of them? They have a major dealer network. This gang and its members are very wealthy. They owe their financial success to the wide distribution of methamphetamine, cocaine, ecstasy, and marijuana. Apparently, Liza Gonzales led the Oklahoma sales branch, managing all phases of purchase, transportation, and distribution of the drugs. This mother is buying her children's happiness with the tears of other mothers.

Gonzales opened for business in 2002 and ruled her very well-organized gang with an iron fist. They had "T-flats", a number of safe locations stocked with guns, ammunition and drugs. Their major money-laundering network was producing very, very good profits. By 2003, Liza Gonzales and her partners were a major force to be reckoned with by other gangs. It was only a matter of time before the rivals would have to be taught a lesson.

On June 21, 2003, a small group of gangsters executed the head of the rival gang in his home, with Liza Gonzales behind the wheel of the getaway car. Although police soon had most of the members of this operation in custody, Liza Gonzales was gone, not to be seen again. Police are convinced she and her family are in Los Angeles.

The above account is based on a true story. Background checks protect peaceful citizens from being deceived and/or harmed by a cunning criminal.