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Wow. Proctor’s lawyer continues to one-up himself with tone deaf arguments. The hearing today was no exception. Did I hear correctly that victims have to be notified before Proctor’s texts in the Myles King MTD become public? 😳

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A disheveled, rapidly aging, Karen, was back in court today, and her frustration was palpable, especially since none of her supporters bothered to show up again! One would think that 38,000 pages of Trooper Proctor’s text messages would be enough for her but apparently not.

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Valkyrae was genuinely shocked after hearing the way she used to talk back then 😭💀 “I sound weird, I sound weird. Wait, what is this tone? I have a tone? It’s actually different. Do you guys not hear the tone that I have?”

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Valkyrae was genuinely shocked after hearing the way she used to talk back then 😭💀 “I sound weird, I sound weird. Wait, what is this tone? I have a tone? It’s actually different. Do you guys not hear the tone that I have?”

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There was a fantastic interview this morning with Rosemary Scapicchio by Boston Public Radio 🧵 THREAD OF THE HIGHLIGHTS 🧵 ⬇️⬇️ Regarding Proctor’s phone: “We’re still seeking any additional information that may be on that phone. We want our own expert to be able to look at that phone….and determine if Proctor deleted those texts right after he testified at the Federal Grand Jury.” #Proctor #MylesKing

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After spending an hour trying to convince these investigators that she barely knows who the Proctor’s are Julie slips up explaining the reason for the infamous thank you gift was how overcome with emotion she became that such a close friend/family member was the one to put Karen away… oops.

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