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“But that’s not the only rape I uncovered at Eric Bowman’s home. In a second video, Patrick Bryant can be seen breaking into a room, pants undone, ready to rape a different, incapacitated woman… Eric Bowman, his business partner, filmed it.” Eric Bowman was arrested this morning. He has...

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TheSussexBunionvor 1 Jahr

I am so very sorry for what you've undergone/ witnessed.

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Katrina LeChimnetvor 1 Jahr

You are so pathetic and phony.

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Momma Chandyvor 1 Jahr

Thank you for being the voice for these women.

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SMHonkvor 1 Jahr

First arrest of the gang of 4. Great job exposing this nasty bunch of criminals.

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No Privacyvor 1 Jahr

What a bunch of sick fcks! I'm sorry for all the victims.

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MikeRuoho MNGOP Candidate 4 Senator 2026vor 1 Jahr

@NancyMace Wow! This is just unbelievable 🤦‍♂️

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Luke Boivinvor 1 Jahr

Awesome job!

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GregoryL 🙏🏻🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

Outstanding work. Justice is coming to these monsters

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Steve McRae 😈A-Holy Pope of Agnosticism😇vor 1 Jahr

1 down. 3 to to go...but it is a massive start! You deserve JUSTICE!

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LilRascalvor 1 Jahr

We want you to actually do things for the people who pay your salary instead of using your tax payer funded job to go after your ex. Pass the Save Act. Eliminate income taxes. Stop the Federal judges trying to block Trump's agenda.

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