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The problem with Brian "Lucky" Lofgran's testimony is he was coerced and intimidated by the Blogger. I don't believe he ever saw a Ford Edge outside of 34 Fairview. The Edge likely was suggested to him since the Albert's owned Ford Edge vehicles, but lucky didn't say the right... show more

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MAGA Barbie 🇺🇸👱🏼‍♀️vor 1 Jahr

Remember when Jen McCabe lied to the feds? And Kerry Roberts lied to the grand jury? And Brian Albert got rid of his phone? And Brian Higgins destroyed his phone on an army base? Good times.

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“The problem with Brian "Lucky" Lofgran's testimony is he was coerced and intimidated by the Blogger” First, you couldn’t be bothered to spell Mr Loughran’s name right. Second, that’s a factual (& potentially libelous) statement. Can you cite proof that he committed perjury?

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Jasmine Ricevor 1 Jahr

Oh shut the fuck up. You don’t know a god damn thing about Brian. You sit up in your shoebox looking like the fn Grim Reaper. Everything you say is absolute bullshit. I’d keep an eye on what you text your accomplices. Your friends have certainly mastered the art of screen shotting. 🤭 One thing is for sure, you’re not the brightest bulb. 💡

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Interested Partyvor 1 Jahr

Read’s PI interviewed Lucky 2 weeks after the incident. The FBI interviewed him a year later. MSP didn’t get around to it until after Aidan interviewed him in the Summer of ‘23. Lucky’s story has remained consistent across all interviews and testimony. What’s wrong with you?

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The Broken Bakervor 1 Jahr

So perjury, that's illegal and Ally should have brought charges.... Or are you just making up more stories

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Doug Libertyvor 1 Jahr

Funny. The PI for the defense talked to him first. Do you get anything right?

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T-Dogvor 1 Jahr

Nonsense - he was interview by the defense’s PI first. As usual, you get it wrong. Proctor tried to hide Lucky but couldn’t once the PI and Turtleboy made him public.

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Sarah with a hvor 1 Jahr

Disparaging this good & honest man is such a bad look. This is straight up libelous. What is wrong with you?

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Jean Politanovor 1 Jahr

He adored and respected the Alberts and wanted NOTHING to do with this. Saying he was coerced is an insult . He's the LAST guy who would willingly want to hurt the Alberts in ANY way.

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🚨VP JD Vance: "The Biden Administration — I don't know what it was, but there was just this deep-seated fear of the future. I'm sure it was motivated by having a President who didn't necessarily know where he was from day to day."

🚨VP JD Vance: "The Biden Administration — I don't know what it was, but there was just this deep-seated fear of the future. I'm sure it was motivated by having a President who didn't necessarily know where he was from day to day."

Derrick Evans

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CNN’s Jake Tapper: “[Lindsey Graham] had some harsh words about you 10 years ago, when you were running against each other.” President Trump: “Well, he ran against me, and he was, you know, formidable. He was a tough cookie. He was tough and smart. And that's where I got to know him, on the campaign. I didn't know him before then.” “And I spoke to him maybe once in my life before then. But I got to know him. He was one of the 17 people that ran against me. And he was a smart guy. And it was a nasty campaign. He was tough and nasty. But I was nasty too. And it worked out fine.” “And I got to know him by little drips and drabs, and then we became friendly. And there was no better advocate. He was a fantastic advocate in the Senate. And he could do things that other people… if I had a really big problem with a certain Democrat, he could work it out. That's something most Republicans can't do.”

CNN’s Jake Tapper: “[Lindsey Graham] had some harsh words about you 10 years ago, when you were running against each other.” President Trump: “Well, he ran against me, and he was, you know, formidable. He was a tough cookie. He was tough and smart. And that's where I got to know him, on the campaign. I didn't know him before then.” “And I spoke to him maybe once in my life before then. But I got to know him. He was one of the 17 people that ran against me. And he was a smart guy. And it was a nasty campaign. He was tough and nasty. But I was nasty too. And it worked out fine.” “And I got to know him by little drips and drabs, and then we became friendly. And there was no better advocate. He was a fantastic advocate in the Senate. And he could do things that other people… if I had a really big problem with a certain Democrat, he could work it out. That's something most Republicans can't do.”

RedWave Press

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Elon Musk ex-wife Talulah Riley - Elon is the most emotional person I know. "He has a kind of innocence to him. What I mean is that he feels whatever emotion he is experiencing with incredible purity. Whatever the emotion is, he feels it very deeply. I have heard people say he is cold and emotionless, and that could not be further from the truth. He is the most emotional person I know. One thing I remember from very early on is going to the cinema with him. We were watching a comedy, and Elon found the film so funny that he literally fell onto the floor, rolling around and holding his stomach while laughing. Everyone else in the cinema was looking at us like, “What is going on over there?” I was saying, “Come on, get up off the floor.” But he was completely absorbed by what was on screen. He was feeling it. He feels things deeply. If he feels anger, you know it. Whatever he feels, it goes deep."

Elon Musk ex-wife Talulah Riley - Elon is the most emotional person I know. "He has a kind of innocence to him. What I mean is that he feels whatever emotion he is experiencing with incredible purity. Whatever the emotion is, he feels it very deeply. I have heard people say he is cold and emotionless, and that could not be further from the truth. He is the most emotional person I know. One thing I remember from very early on is going to the cinema with him. We were watching a comedy, and Elon found the film so funny that he literally fell onto the floor, rolling around and holding his stomach while laughing. Everyone else in the cinema was looking at us like, “What is going on over there?” I was saying, “Come on, get up off the floor.” But he was completely absorbed by what was on screen. He was feeling it. He feels things deeply. If he feels anger, you know it. Whatever he feels, it goes deep."

Doge Tipping

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Jen McCabe was truthful and honest. To try and trip someone up regarding the people she called after a traumatizing event is silly, especially since she went to the trouble to contact the agent and clarify those calls which were to her brother-in-law, a friend, and her victim witness advocate. It's not like she contacted her Dad and an attorney... Alan Jackson also slipped in the word Agents, whenever he got the chance, despite the judge's ruling. Finally, what is the over under on Alan Jackson getting Jen McCabe to emphasize that Karen Read said, "I hit him! I hit him! I hit him! Putting the over under at 9. Read admits she said she hit him, by the way. #KarenRead #KarenReadTrial #KarenReadTrial2

Jen McCabe was truthful and honest. To try and trip someone up regarding the people she called after a traumatizing event is silly, especially since she went to the trouble to contact the agent and clarify those calls which were to her brother-in-law, a friend, and her victim witness advocate. It's not like she contacted her Dad and an attorney... Alan Jackson also slipped in the word Agents, whenever he got the chance, despite the judge's ruling. Finally, what is the over under on Alan Jackson getting Jen McCabe to emphasize that Karen Read said, "I hit him! I hit him! I hit him! Putting the over under at 9. Read admits she said she hit him, by the way. #KarenRead #KarenReadTrial #KarenReadTrial2

Jennifer Coffindaffer

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I cannot believe he is still harping on this. Today on Bus Stop Live, he again claimed people are “mischaracterizing” his relationship with Lucky Loughran. There was no relationship. Lucky spoke to him, gave him information, and asked for one simple thing, keep Lucky’s name out of the story. Aidan himself has said he believed Lucky was scared when he approached him. That made his obligation to protect Lucky’s identity even more important, not less. But he published Lucky’s name anyway. Lucky then contacted Aidan at lunchtime after the story came out, furious, and asked him directly, “Where was your obligation to keep my name out of the story”? This has been explained repeatedly. Yet Aidan continues pushing the version that benefits his narrative while ignoring the one request Lucky made, and the fact that he failed to honor it.

I cannot believe he is still harping on this. Today on Bus Stop Live, he again claimed people are “mischaracterizing” his relationship with Lucky Loughran. There was no relationship. Lucky spoke to him, gave him information, and asked for one simple thing, keep Lucky’s name out of the story. Aidan himself has said he believed Lucky was scared when he approached him. That made his obligation to protect Lucky’s identity even more important, not less. But he published Lucky’s name anyway. Lucky then contacted Aidan at lunchtime after the story came out, furious, and asked him directly, “Where was your obligation to keep my name out of the story”? This has been explained repeatedly. Yet Aidan continues pushing the version that benefits his narrative while ignoring the one request Lucky made, and the fact that he failed to honor it.

Dixie Normus

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