What is the scapegoating abuse Hilda's mother suffered because of a smear campaign?

In The Taste of Silence, Hilda’s adoptive mother is Greta. The scapegoating and smear campaign she suffered was orchestrated by Melenia (Tupac’s ex-wife) through a toxic letter distributed to Tupac’s family. The Smear Campaign & Character Assassination Fabricated Allegations: Melenia wrote a letter filled with unfounded claims and lies. She falsely asserted that Greta was "sickly jealous" of Tupac’s children and actively trying to come between them so she could keep Tupac all to herself. Defamatory Labels: Melenia claimed that Greta had "failed at all her closest relationships," had "no long-term friends," was "asocial," and needed "professional help." Framing as the Villain: Melenia painted Greta as a "wicked stepmother" and cast her as the villain in a psychological Drama Triangle to turn the family against her. The Impact of the Scapegoating Ostracization and Isolation: Tupac’s siblings (Henrietta, Bruno, Bianca) and family friend Gertrude believed the letter without ever asking Greta for her side of the story. As a result, the family turned their backs on Greta and treated her as a hostile outsider. Complicity in Poisoning: Influenced by the toxic letter, the family agreed to keep a hidden vial of poison as part of Melenia's plan to sicken Greta and drive her away. This scheme culminated in Greta eating a poisoned cookie that sent her into a life-threatening coma.