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lets talk about it HOSTED BY Shanette & Corne 6/16/25 · DA CREW Podcast

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Speaker 1: Legs and gentlemen, lay I have your attention.
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Speaker 2: Please.
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Speaker 1: The show starts in five life Fight seven six, five
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Speaker 1: four three twit one, Go.
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Speaker 3: About everyone, and welcome to another episode of Let's Talk
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Speaker 3: About It with Neck and Cornell. On today, our guest
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Speaker 3: will be Miss Gwen Small. She is the sister of Lynnwood,
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Speaker 3: who was killed while in police uh plusy a.
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Speaker 4: Few years ago. Please forgive me. I'm just coming off the.
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Speaker 3: Off work, so I'm kind of getting getting my stuff together,
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Speaker 3: but I'm happy to do with you guys on this evening,
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Speaker 3: have conversation with all police brutality. We may talk about
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Speaker 3: the the Havana syndrome and all.
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Speaker 5: So she.
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Speaker 4: Is becausin that uh Harriett.
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Speaker 6: M hm.
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Speaker 3: I forgot her cousin last name. But we're gonna get
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Speaker 3: into their their story, but mainly we're gonna talk about
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Speaker 3: police brutality and the effect that it's happened on our community.
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Speaker 3: Before we get into that, I'm gonna let my co
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Speaker 3: host Cornell come on and introduce himself.
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Speaker 4: Cornelle, how are you doing on this evening?
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Speaker 7: Man?
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Speaker 8: I'm feeling okay tonight.
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Speaker 7: Man.
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Speaker 2: I thank you for having me here.
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Speaker 5: It's good to be here.
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Speaker 9: Tonight on the show, and we're gonna have a good
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Speaker 9: show tonight. And like I said, thank you, Like I said,
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Speaker 9: I appreciate you this very much.
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Speaker 3: Yes, so I am so glad to be back in
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Speaker 3: the studio with you want today. I know we had
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Speaker 3: been having conversation about what what we were gonna discuss.
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Speaker 4: And.
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Speaker 3: So here we is tonight and we're gonna talk about
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Speaker 3: police brutality as we know it. I'm gonna be off
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Speaker 3: two greens, so you may see me going back and forth.
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Speaker 3: Black Americans are two point times likely to be shot
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Speaker 3: or killed by police officers as whites or Latino people
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Speaker 3: were one point two times as likely between twenty fifteen
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Speaker 3: and twenty twenty one.
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Speaker 4: We all know.
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Speaker 3: The most famous case police brutality cases.
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Speaker 4: It was Rodney King back in ninety.
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Speaker 3: One where the officers were acquitted of the beating of
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Speaker 3: right mister King and it set off a riot in
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Speaker 3: the LA area where the National Guards was called in.
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Speaker 3: Without furthering, I'm gonna walk on wonder until let's talk
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Speaker 3: about it and let's just have a conversation.
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Speaker 4: Welcome miss miss Small.
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Speaker 2: To be a part of the Aspiring Author's magazine. I
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Speaker 2: would like to say.
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Speaker 5: That it is great with put my face up here.
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Speaker 5: It's great to be a part of it. I want
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Speaker 5: to say that my name is Gonde Lula versmov. I'm
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Speaker 5: an author and a public speaker. I haven't talked about
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Speaker 5: my brother's case and our family for years and the
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Speaker 5: Havana send her and finally I've been given a platform,
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Speaker 5: a podcast such as yours to be able to tell
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Speaker 5: our story. I know you was talking about Rodney King's case,
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Speaker 5: but please, futality go further back on Rodney King. I
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Speaker 5: think Rodney King set off a dynamite because so many
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Speaker 5: people were in disbelief as what.
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Speaker 2: Happened to him.
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Speaker 5: Then all the police officers, just like in my brother's case,
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Speaker 5: they got off in.
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Speaker 2: The legal system.
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Speaker 5: So the legal system has been working against that since
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Speaker 5: the beginning of time, and so seeing things like that
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Speaker 5: on TV does not mean you're going to get justice
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Speaker 5: just because you got a video, and that was the
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Speaker 5: case of me and my brother's case. Just because he
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Speaker 5: had a video doesn't mean that he was going to
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Speaker 5: get justice, and he didn't get justice. So I'm glad
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Speaker 5: to be on this show to talk about police and
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Speaker 5: brutality police successive course because that was one of the
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Speaker 5: constitutional laws that we were fighting in put with this
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Speaker 5: Constitution number fourteen, which is him being denied his civil
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Speaker 5: rights and in his federal civil rights case.
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Speaker 2: So that is the platform that.
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Speaker 5: I have been on for years, and I'm glad you're
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Speaker 5: giving me an honor to talk about on the show.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, so you know.
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Speaker 8: That, you know.
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Speaker 3: From CNN, Wow, everything played out everything.
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Speaker 10: Else.
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Speaker 5: I so talking about my brother's case in the video. Now,
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Speaker 5: the video that CNN had was only thirty something minutes
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Speaker 5: of it, but actually it's forty five minutes of it.
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Speaker 5: The part that y'all don't see is the part where
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Speaker 5: he is talking where he is lying on the ground
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Speaker 5: and they asked to give him CPR once they take
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Speaker 5: it into jail and the carpool, and he wasn't able
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Speaker 5: to get help because they simply was passing the torch
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Speaker 5: on who was going to give him CPR.
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Speaker 2: So those were valuablemen. Is that was lost during that
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Speaker 2: time that he was lying on the ground.
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Speaker 5: And so yes, if you go into YouTube, when you
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Speaker 5: look at Linball Lamberg, you will find out more about
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Speaker 5: what really happened to him. And there's so many other
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Speaker 5: different parts of the video from the hospital to the
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Speaker 5: spar card that you can see if they somehow put
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Speaker 5: it all together to make it one long video. And
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Speaker 5: that's what made it interesting to know that CNN had
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Speaker 5: the best copy.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, break down.
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Speaker 5: Right. He was there, Yeah, So he was initially there
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Speaker 5: in South Boston, Virginia on a job. In his job
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Speaker 5: at Richmond, Virginia, they were laying off people, so they
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Speaker 5: asked him if he would like to go to South
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Speaker 5: Boston because they knew that was his family home, that's
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Speaker 5: where we grew up at where we were raised, and
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Speaker 5: he agreed to it, and he wasn't laid off, so
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Speaker 5: he went down there. He was working for several months
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Speaker 5: before the incident even happened. So when he one night
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Speaker 5: decided to go out and do a little cocaine, which
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Speaker 5: is zero point zero zero one ounce, which is like
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Speaker 5: a four ounce glass of wine, and he had a
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Speaker 5: little alcohol in his system, which they didn't put that
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Speaker 5: in the autopsterroomport. They only put the cocaine, which the
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Speaker 5: news media made a big deal of it to try
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Speaker 5: to make it sing though it was a cocaine that
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Speaker 5: killed him. And he called nine to one one three times,
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Speaker 5: so the first time nine one one came to the
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Speaker 5: door to the hotel, I mean, which is a Super
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Speaker 5: eight hotel. First time they came, they didn't get an
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Speaker 5: answer on who that person was that kept calling, so
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Speaker 5: they came back again a few moments later, and they
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Speaker 5: still didn't get an answer, so they went to the front
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Speaker 5: desk and they talked to the front desk and they
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Speaker 5: was like, someone kept calling us for nine one one
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Speaker 5: and we can't find the room. So they left and
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Speaker 5: came back the third time. By the third time they
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Speaker 5: called and came back because my brother and the front
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Speaker 5: desk had called nine one one, and they was like,
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Speaker 5: he's on the first floor. So he was on the
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Speaker 5: first floor the whole time. So they went knocked on
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Speaker 5: the door. He answered the door so that he was
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Speaker 5: telling them he had killed people put them in the ceiling.
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Speaker 5: There was a car or a truck outside that was
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Speaker 5: watching him, and he was afraid and he was scared
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Speaker 5: they was watching him and following him. So they asked him, well,
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Speaker 5: do you mind if we take you to the hospital
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Speaker 5: for a medical evaluation, So he said yeah, sure, why not?
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Speaker 5: So they handcuffed him with his hands behind his back,
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Speaker 5: and they escorted him out of the Super eight Motel,
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Speaker 5: which is located on Bill Tuck Highway, who Bill Tuk
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Speaker 5: once was a governor in Virginia.
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Speaker 2: He also has an airport in that small.
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Speaker 5: Town of only about I think the last time I
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Speaker 5: checked it was close to sixty thousand, if not less
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Speaker 5: than that. I think it was thirty six thousand to
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Speaker 5: sixty thousand people that used to live there.
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Speaker 2: So he got.
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Speaker 5: Escorted to the hospital, and then once he got to
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Speaker 5: the hospital, he was in the squad.
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Speaker 2: Car, his phone was ringing.
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Speaker 5: So that was his girlfriend Jerry at the time, who
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Speaker 5: was talking to him, and so she was calling him
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Speaker 5: to make sure that he was okay ours soon because
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Speaker 5: when I spoke to her later on, she was discussing
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Speaker 5: how she was the one who told us that he
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Speaker 5: had died and he was at the Super eight hotel,
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Speaker 5: which we knew nothing about that prior to. So when
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Speaker 5: he got escorted to the hospital, he was getting paranoid
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Speaker 5: from the Havana Center frequency on his way up there.
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Speaker 2: So once he.
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Speaker 5: Got there, he saw the sting sliding glass doors and
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Speaker 5: he knew that they were they would open because every
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Speaker 5: sliding glass door to you never had to pull them open.
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Speaker 5: Besides the one in our house that he was able
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Speaker 5: to pull the sliding glass doors open, but they couldn't open,
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Speaker 5: so he ran and he hit the sliding glass doors.
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Speaker 5: He fell backwards, hit his head and then they started
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Speaker 5: tasing him over twenty times in front of the hospital.
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Speaker 5: So then once they started tasing him and he was
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Speaker 5: begging for his life that George Ford did, and he
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Speaker 5: was saying, I need to call my mama like George
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Speaker 5: Floyd did. I knew it was a much bigger picture
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Speaker 5: with Cavanda syndrome than it was with just him having
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Speaker 5: a mental issue, that the mental issue was manipulated because
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Speaker 5: of the Hallana syndrome and because of his actions that
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Speaker 5: he had taken earlier that day before or he had
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Speaker 5: gotten off of work to relax. So once he got
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Speaker 5: to the hospital, he kicked the door out the sliding
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Speaker 5: the squad car and then the police officer opened up
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Speaker 5: the door.
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Speaker 2: He ran out the door ranch two slide glass.
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Speaker 5: Doors and then they started tasing him and then they
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Speaker 5: started telling him to roll over on his back. Broke
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Speaker 5: because he was on his and roll over on your stomach.
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Speaker 5: It was like, how can he do that when he's
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Speaker 5: handcuffed behind his back? And then he asked, what are
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Speaker 5: y'all trying to kill me? Then y'all trying to kill
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Speaker 5: me then, so he kept saying that to them, and
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Speaker 5: it didn't come to a realization that possibly that that
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Speaker 5: could be happening. So once they realized he could roll
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Speaker 5: them over on his deck, and one of the officers
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Speaker 5: went to the squad car and pulled out some plastic
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Speaker 5: twists and then they hog tied him with his with
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Speaker 5: his feet and they had him handcuffed so he couldn't move,
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Speaker 5: and they had to tail the prongs in his chest at.
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Speaker 2: The same time.
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Speaker 5: So during that time, one of the officers said, Wow,
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Speaker 5: he's bleeding like a hall. So how do you know
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Speaker 5: he's bleeding like a hall unless you cause the injury.
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Speaker 5: Otherwise he wouldn't be bleeding like a hall. Because people
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Speaker 5: who go to the hospital for a medical evaluation.
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Speaker 2: They don't come out bleeding. They go in for and
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Speaker 2: get medications.
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Speaker 5: They stay there for about a week or two, and
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Speaker 5: then they get out and he's supposed to feel better.
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Speaker 5: But that's not always the case when you're dealing with
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Speaker 5: the mental health institution. And that's another subject we can
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Speaker 5: also talk about doing this episode.
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Speaker 2: See looked him up because he couldn't. Yes, it was wonderful.
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Speaker 7: Then you know it was fighting anything. I don't know,
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Speaker 7: you know.
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Speaker 10: Somebody that when you know that what card?
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Speaker 5: You know?
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Speaker 7: You know?
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Speaker 4: You know really.
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Speaker 2: Now mind you?
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Speaker 5: They put him back in the class with the broken glass,
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Speaker 5: So the broken glass was cutting his hands while he's
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Speaker 5: sitting on his hands being hall tied as they tried
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Speaker 5: to stuff him in the car, not put him in
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Speaker 5: the car, because when you get in the car, you
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Speaker 5: normally put one leg first and then the other leg,
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Speaker 5: but when you can't, you have to get stuffed into
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Speaker 5: the car.
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Speaker 2: So his hands was handcuffed.
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Speaker 5: So he's on all that broken glass cutting his hand up,
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Speaker 5: and his breathing was compromised.
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Speaker 2: But before all that happened, when they was.
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Speaker 5: Trying to lift him up, the nurse came out of
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Speaker 5: the hospital and asked him.
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Speaker 2: Is he for me?
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Speaker 5: So when she came up to the hospital asking he
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Speaker 5: for me, one of the officers, the male officers, I
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Speaker 5: don't know which one it was, Clai or Man, both
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Speaker 5: of the three. The officer's name was Tiffany Bryden was
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Speaker 5: the female. And you had Clay and you had Man.
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Speaker 5: So I don't know which one was. Actually she was
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Speaker 5: talking to Officer Claire asked the man, so he said, no,
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Speaker 5: he's not for you. We taken him to jail because
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Speaker 5: he has cocaine in his system. Not that they are
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Speaker 5: busted him for cocaine, not that they caught cocaine in
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Speaker 5: the hotel, because no one said that cocaine in the hotel,
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Speaker 5: but because he said he had.
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Speaker 2: In his system.
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Speaker 5: So now you can go to jail just with having
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Speaker 5: a cocaine in your system. So once all of that happened,
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Speaker 5: they put him back in the squad car with broken
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Speaker 5: glass cutting up his hands. And then according to the
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Speaker 5: special prosecutor, because we had a special prosecutor on the case,
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Speaker 5: he was saying that my brother was slowly expiring in
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Speaker 5: the back of the car. Then, but while he was
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Speaker 5: standing outside with the nurse, and the nurse was asking
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Speaker 5: him if he's for me, he had to pull the
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Speaker 5: prongs out of my brother's chest right there, with no doctor,
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Speaker 5: no support from no nurse.
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Speaker 2: He just pulled right out of the chest.
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Speaker 5: So when they did the autopsy on my brother, he
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Speaker 5: had three burn marks on.
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Speaker 2: His chest from the pronx.
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Speaker 5: Now getting back to what you said about not chasing
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Speaker 5: him so many times.
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Speaker 2: Yes, all he takes is.
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Speaker 5: One time to chase him and he'll get under control.
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Speaker 5: But he's already under control because remind you, he had
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Speaker 5: handcuffed hands behind his back, and he had shackles on
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Speaker 5: his legs around his ankles.
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Speaker 2: Zip ties.
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Speaker 5: So what are you trying to get control of with
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Speaker 5: the taser? All you had to do was sit them
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Speaker 5: on the ground, let him rest up, and take them
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Speaker 5: into the hospital. That's really all you had to do.
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Speaker 5: So when we got the FBI report back, the FBI
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Speaker 5: told us that after the first tasee, that's electrical shocking,
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Speaker 5: and the other chasings are dry chasing. So each one
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Speaker 5: of them chased them. So that's six times he got
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Speaker 5: tased at one time. Six times. That means three nine times.
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Speaker 5: That means three for each one. I'm assuming either there's
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Speaker 5: two prongs in each one or three prongs.
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Speaker 2: I don't remember exactly.
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Speaker 5: I didn't go back then when I was really on it,
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Speaker 5: but just imagine and chased by three officers and then
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Speaker 5: only one of them keep dry tasing you. So dry
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Speaker 5: tasing you doesn't electrocute you, but electrocute you to a
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Speaker 5: certain point that could raise his anxiety, which doesn't make sense.
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Speaker 5: Like I said, with the Havana syndrome, a lot of
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Speaker 5: it don't make sense. But with the dry chase, and
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Speaker 5: she's changing. Seventeen times she tried to accuse him of
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Speaker 5: grabbing her gun, her tase her gun, She tried to
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Speaker 5: say that she tried to bite them, and the whole
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Speaker 5: time you could hear him talking and answer to her.
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Speaker 5: And since then she's been charged with embezzlement. So yes,
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Speaker 5: according to the FBI report, she chased him seventeen out
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Speaker 5: of time.
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Speaker 4: This was the outcome of.
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Speaker 5: None of the sorry to cut you off. None of
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Speaker 5: the officers were charged with anything. The only thing that
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Speaker 5: she got charged with the embezzlement, but that was years later.
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Speaker 5: But steal the money out of the property room. And
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Speaker 5: even I'm like very suspect about that because they've had
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Speaker 5: people stealing money out of the top.
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Speaker 2: Of the room for years.
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Speaker 8: Anything I cannot hear, well.
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Speaker 5: I can't hear Carnell, but I know that he says
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Speaker 5: something is well. I can't barely hear your Carnell, but
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Speaker 5: I know you say something about the legal issue. A
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Speaker 5: legal issue is there's a nineteen fifty four case with
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Speaker 5: this man named Bobby who.
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Speaker 12: Stole a tire from.
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Speaker 5: Very high and he was not able to get justice
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Speaker 5: because they couldn't true without a shadow of doubt that
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Speaker 5: he did not They didn't do it racism. So you
19:51
Speaker 5: talk about a skivil rights case, you're not talking about
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Speaker 5: a criminal case.
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Speaker 2: There was no criminal law bought. There was only federal
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Speaker 2: law brought.
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Speaker 4: The criminal law.
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Speaker 5: It all depends on what the federal law does. So
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Speaker 5: if the federal law regular charges, then the criminals the
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Speaker 5: case falls apart as well. So what they did was
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Speaker 5: they found a law from nineteen fifty four where Bobby
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Speaker 5: from Georgia was killed by our police officers, just like
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Speaker 5: Georgie Floyd. He knew the police officers to kill them,
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Speaker 5: but he didn't get any justice because they couldn't prove
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Speaker 5: a reasonable doubt. And that's what they told me, that
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Speaker 5: they couldn't prove within a reasonable doubt that they tried
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Speaker 5: to kill my brother because of a civil rights issue,
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Speaker 5: not because of a criminal issue. That's why the criminal
20:31
Speaker 5: charges were not brought the whole two years.
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Speaker 2: It took us two years to get the video.
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Speaker 5: I had to obtain attorneys who actually got us on
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Speaker 5: CNN MSNBC, and so they stated press.
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Speaker 2: His name was Patrick J.
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Speaker 5: Murphy and he's friends with President Obama and he was
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Speaker 5: the one that got us our attorney. So we couldn't
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Speaker 5: get the video for almost two years. So finally when
20:51
Speaker 5: we got the video, he had the video in his
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Speaker 5: office and he said he had it in his office
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Speaker 5: for about a week. When he called me, he was shocked.
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Speaker 5: He was like, when you got to see this video?
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Speaker 5: I was like, so, how is it? I thought my
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Speaker 5: brother only got tased one time. I didn't only got
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Speaker 5: tased twenty times. He said, it is horrific. It's something
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Speaker 5: that you should see on TV. So then he called
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Speaker 5: Patrick Murphy and told Patrick Murphy about it, and then
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Speaker 5: Patrick Y Murphy called me and told me about it.
21:16
Speaker 5: And then he called me back and told me that
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Speaker 5: he had called someone on CNN and did his elevator
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Speaker 5: speech and we're going to be on CNN tonight. And
21:23
Speaker 5: so from CNN we went from MSNBC to CNN to
21:27
Speaker 5: having Ourie Marlbord come to our house, who is the
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Speaker 5: number one person at MSNBC when it comes down to
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Speaker 5: an attorney, and entered your people. So no, there was
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Speaker 5: no legal justice for my brother in regards to that,
21:43
Speaker 5: there was no charges guard from what I understand and
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Speaker 5: I wrote in my.
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Speaker 13: Book which about break, they are still working.
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Speaker 2: Okay, can you repeat that again.
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Speaker 12: Cornel, I can't.
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Speaker 7: They know what did.
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Speaker 2: Well.
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Speaker 5: The cocaine was the issue with the inuation. They didn't
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Speaker 5: sinuate anything else because they can clearly see that it
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Speaker 5: was a federal matter, and the federal matters. Trump's criminal
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Speaker 5: all day because they could have federal charges as well
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Speaker 5: as criminal charges.
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Speaker 2: So with with his case, they didn't.
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Speaker 5: Insinuate anything other than he had cocaine in the system,
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Speaker 5: and the newspaper try to run with that. In the
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Speaker 5: very beginning before we even got the video, months months
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Speaker 5: and months before we got the video, they were trying
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Speaker 5: to insinuate that it was the cocaine. But from the
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Speaker 5: autopsicy report, yeah, zero point zero zero one ounce, which
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Speaker 5: is like a four hour class of one in his system.
23:06
Speaker 5: It was actually leaving his system, but he must have
23:09
Speaker 5: did it some part of the day where it was
23:11
Speaker 5: wearing off. But they didn't insinuate anything about him causing
23:14
Speaker 5: his own problem. They just said that it was the
23:16
Speaker 5: cocaine as well as the excited deliveryum.
23:20
Speaker 2: Is what they call it and I guess that comes
23:22
Speaker 2: from the chasing.
24:00
Speaker 5: Well, you know what, I had done my research on
24:02
Speaker 5: excited deliveryum, and what I notice is that when I
24:05
Speaker 5: contact Taser International, the first thing they said to me
24:08
Speaker 5: was that Taser is not a weapon.
24:11
Speaker 2: Taser is a weapon.
24:12
Speaker 5: It's like a gun on your bell that could kill people,
24:14
Speaker 5: could take people lives and give them heart attacks.
24:17
Speaker 2: They try to tell me that excited deliverum comes.
24:20
Speaker 5: From a person that's inside their body and their brains
24:24
Speaker 5: and all this other stuff, and I was like, no,
24:26
Speaker 5: excited deliverum is no such thing. So what they were
24:30
Speaker 5: saying is that it's a made up theory. It is
24:32
Speaker 5: not a fact, because they don't have any documentation to
24:35
Speaker 5: prove that excited deliverum is actually a condition. Excuse me,
24:44
Speaker 5: They can't prove that it's a condition. Excited deliverum is
24:47
Speaker 5: just something that they made up. And Taser International don't
24:51
Speaker 5: want any confusion going on because they don't want to interrupt.
24:55
Speaker 5: There are millions and millions of dollars that they've been
24:57
Speaker 5: making having all these government contracts, in contracts with police
25:01
Speaker 5: departments across the country, problem across the world.
25:05
Speaker 2: And in some states, the taser is illegal.
25:09
Speaker 5: For my research, not every police department has a taser,
25:14
Speaker 5: so well, yes, yes they played a major partment because
25:31
Speaker 5: when I look back on all the conditions that I've
25:33
Speaker 5: been through and with my brother, yes, it was a
25:35
Speaker 5: major part the reason why he was delirious. One thing
25:38
Speaker 5: about the Havana syndrome, it's an invisible laser.
25:41
Speaker 2: You can't see it, but you can feel it.
25:43
Speaker 5: I feel it every day, like I feel it now
25:44
Speaker 5: talking to you, like when you hear my speech, My
25:47
Speaker 5: speech is a little compromised because it's doing something to
25:51
Speaker 5: my tongue as I'm talking.
25:53
Speaker 2: So the Havana syndrome, from.
25:54
Speaker 5: What I looked up with the FCC filing by David Morrison,
25:59
Speaker 5: is that it compromises your blustering. It compromises your immune system.
26:03
Speaker 5: It compromises your frontal lobe, which is this part of
26:06
Speaker 5: your brain, which is your cognitive thinking, your emotions, whether.
26:10
Speaker 2: You're going to be gay, lesbian, or whether.
26:13
Speaker 5: You like white men, white women, black men, black women,
26:17
Speaker 5: what you like food, what you're craving. It affects you
26:21
Speaker 5: having a stroke, It affects you having a heart attack,
26:24
Speaker 5: It affects you being a pedophiler. It can affects you
26:27
Speaker 5: to be a rapist, it can affect you to being
26:29
Speaker 5: a killer or a murderer, like it has been doing
26:32
Speaker 5: in our community for years. That's what it has been used for.
26:38
Speaker 5: So if you go to any Martin Luther King Boulevard Avenue,
26:41
Speaker 5: you can see exactly what I'm talking about. And if
26:44
Speaker 5: you go to any neighborhood that's been once black and
26:47
Speaker 5: it's regentified, you'll know what I'm talking about. So what
26:49
Speaker 5: they're trying to do is make sure that we have
26:51
Speaker 5: another We don't have another Black Wall Street or another Toasta,
26:55
Speaker 5: Oklahoma in our community. But to me and the realization,
26:58
Speaker 5: that's getting to be a little bit late because people
27:01
Speaker 5: who were coming aware of the Savannah syndrome, Now, what
27:04
Speaker 5: is Havanda syndrome.
27:05
Speaker 2: Havanda syndrome is a microwave frequency.
27:07
Speaker 5: It's invisible, and that's the Halt did a documentary twice
27:11
Speaker 5: on his TV show. They called the Avanta syndrome of
27:15
Speaker 5: the invisible voice, meaning that the voice can mimic you.
27:18
Speaker 5: It commitmic God, and you could think you're talking to
27:20
Speaker 5: God when you're talking to yourself, but actually you're talking
27:23
Speaker 5: to someone who actually refined the frequency like they've done
27:27
Speaker 5: to me and calls the criocket sounds in my ears constantly,
27:31
Speaker 5: And when President Obama went to CBE on twenty sixteen,
27:33
Speaker 5: that's when he called it the Havana syndrome. And my
27:36
Speaker 5: brother died in twenty thirteen, and that's when me and
27:40
Speaker 5: Patrick Murphy, who was.
27:41
Speaker 2: One of his best friends, has been talking.
27:43
Speaker 5: So only to assume that they have been talking about
27:46
Speaker 5: this frequency that's on me for a while, that's my
27:49
Speaker 5: assumption because it wouldn't make sense that Biden was signed
27:53
Speaker 5: into law in twenty twenty one that Havanason does exist
27:56
Speaker 5: and only for military people. Well, I was born out
27:59
Speaker 5: there and knowing them for Ginua, where the military forces
28:01
Speaker 5: are in all the intelligent agencies.
28:04
Speaker 2: I was born out there. I was raised out there
28:07
Speaker 2: as well as it happened to me as a little girl.
28:09
Speaker 5: Because they trying to steal our land on top of
28:11
Speaker 5: the fact they trying to stell our landing for solar
28:13
Speaker 5: panels up.
28:13
Speaker 2: That's why my brother died.
28:15
Speaker 5: They kind of like coded around that before he died,
28:18
Speaker 5: and I didn't believe it, but now I believe it
28:20
Speaker 5: because you did. And they coded around that by telling
28:24
Speaker 5: me that. But the frequency is though it was God,
28:27
Speaker 5: and I was praying that it wasn't true, and then
28:29
Speaker 5: eventually it came true. That's why I fight so hard
28:31
Speaker 5: the way that that fight, because I know what I'm
28:33
Speaker 5: saying is true, and I'm glad that by didn't sign
28:36
Speaker 5: it into law to make it true too.
28:44
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it takes a part of your brand.
28:48
Speaker 14: And that's how.
29:13
Speaker 4: Can you hear me?
29:16
Speaker 2: No, I can't, you can't.
29:19
Speaker 4: No, I will saying that.
29:21
Speaker 10: No. I that's kind of fun.
29:34
Speaker 2: Yes, it goes back many years.
29:35
Speaker 5: It goes back to Martin Luther King and Malcolm next year.
29:39
Speaker 5: It goes way back than that because I was born
29:41
Speaker 5: in sixty eight, so it goes back years. They had
29:44
Speaker 5: been experiending on me since I was a little girl,
29:46
Speaker 5: and I remember as a little girl hearing the verse
29:49
Speaker 5: voice in my head thinking it was God tell me
29:51
Speaker 5: that you're gonna work for the government. I had no
29:53
Speaker 5: idea that once I turned thirty four years old, thirty
29:56
Speaker 5: four years old, that they will see. You can hear
29:58
Speaker 5: me talking now, and I'm like to point it out
30:00
Speaker 5: so people can hear me. When I was a little girl,
30:04
Speaker 5: they told me I was going for the government, and
30:06
Speaker 5: then all of a sudden now here, I am being
30:09
Speaker 5: used by the government to do these things to me.
30:13
Speaker 2: Not only that pedophilia they try to use that.
30:16
Speaker 5: They try to make me gay by looking at women,
30:18
Speaker 5: cracking my eyes till they hurt, till they so hurt
30:21
Speaker 5: so much that I had to post it on Facebook
30:24
Speaker 5: because I said, people are not going to believe this.
30:26
Speaker 5: So some people who are gay are not supposed to
30:28
Speaker 5: be gay, and some people who are.
30:31
Speaker 2: Murderers not supposed to be murderers.
30:32
Speaker 5: And that's why they experiment on us in jail because
30:35
Speaker 5: they can cause that to happen. Because if it wasn't
30:37
Speaker 5: for black people, according to the NIH, the NIH, the CDC,
30:41
Speaker 5: the FDA, none of that those the departments would be existing.
30:46
Speaker 2: So they need to work.
30:47
Speaker 5: They need to experiment on black bodies without permission or
30:50
Speaker 5: concern or knowledge, because they're doing this without my knowledge
30:54
Speaker 5: and they did for years, especially in this because you
31:00
Speaker 5: can't go anywhere. You have to get blood. And that's
31:04
Speaker 5: what happened with my brother Ray when he was sent
31:06
Speaker 5: to jail. He was sent to jail because he had
31:10
Speaker 5: his three strikes and you're out, which ironically is like
31:13
Speaker 5: the stepson doctor J. Murphrey to me is like a
31:16
Speaker 5: godchild to the Clintons because he met them when he
31:20
Speaker 5: was in college and they made the laws three strikes,
31:24
Speaker 5: you're out, So Ray was affected by that. So he
31:27
Speaker 5: had to go to jail because his third strike was
31:29
Speaker 5: being accessory to a robbery of stealing a TV out
31:32
Speaker 5: of Big Lives and the two white boys, one father
31:35
Speaker 5: was a sheriff and the other one I don't know
31:37
Speaker 5: what he did, but they didn't go to jail. Ray
31:39
Speaker 5: had to do fourteen years, but his fourteen years was
31:42
Speaker 5: included because he had to stab somebody would afford because
31:47
Speaker 5: they wanted to have sex with him. Wiley was in jail,
31:49
Speaker 5: but when he got out of jail, he told me
31:51
Speaker 5: what prison. When he got out of prison, he told
31:54
Speaker 5: me that he still had twenty six years over his head.
31:58
Speaker 2: If he screwed up his parole.
32:00
Speaker 5: And they was really after him because number one, he
32:02
Speaker 5: has old blood. Number two he's related to Henrietta Lax
32:06
Speaker 5: and number three he is heir to land in the
32:09
Speaker 5: country that they want to put soda plannels up with.
32:12
Speaker 5: So that's already three stychs against the companies, the government
32:15
Speaker 5: that's doing this to my family, and I'm.
32:20
Speaker 2: The only one that's getting on TV.
32:22
Speaker 5: And podcasts and talking about it, because everyone else, like
32:25
Speaker 5: the FBI and the CIA, the military personnelity, but they
32:28
Speaker 5: get on there and all they talk about is how
32:30
Speaker 5: they feel vertigo, how they feel the krooking and the
32:36
Speaker 5: buzzing in their heads, and how it affects the emotionally
32:39
Speaker 5: they get them feel sad. They know they have left
32:42
Speaker 5: me the way that I am because I've been this
32:44
Speaker 5: way with this thing on my head for twenty three
32:46
Speaker 5: years like this.
32:48
Speaker 2: Before it was.
32:48
Speaker 5: Just on my head, my head would burn with itch,
32:51
Speaker 5: my hair would fall out. I never made a big
32:53
Speaker 5: deal of it, But it wasn't until twenty to twenty two,
32:56
Speaker 5: excuse me, just the Havanah twenty oh two that it
33:00
Speaker 5: started showing up with the way that I talk with
33:03
Speaker 5: the frequency constantly was in my ears, with my head
33:06
Speaker 5: constantly rocking back and forth, sometimes when I'm by myself
33:14
Speaker 5: and my tongue getting stuck to the top of my mouth.
33:22
Speaker 5: I can't hear you say that again.
33:24
Speaker 4: Said they don't have a cure for.
33:30
Speaker 5: From what I was told by a nuclear The only
33:34
Speaker 5: that they have for that is whoever is doing it
33:37
Speaker 5: to cut the shit out, to stop doing it. You
33:41
Speaker 5: have to be sitting next to that person that's pressing
33:42
Speaker 5: the buttons. He's saying, that's the only cure for is
33:46
Speaker 5: that they have to turn it off and stop it.
33:49
Speaker 5: That's why I keep saying that on Facebook, just turn
33:51
Speaker 5: it off, because they have turned it off before, and
33:54
Speaker 5: years ago, about twenty years ago, it was turned off
33:57
Speaker 5: only a few moments, and then it got turned back on.
34:00
Speaker 5: The crooked sounds and everything just went away, and I
34:02
Speaker 5: was like, oh, this is great. I believe the voices.
34:04
Speaker 2: In my head was God.
34:06
Speaker 5: But then when it came back on, I believe the
34:07
Speaker 5: voice wasn't God anymore because they weren't doing things morally.
34:12
Speaker 2: They were doing things against my integrity.
34:14
Speaker 5: They were going doing things against my moral standards, everything
34:18
Speaker 5: that a person wouldn't do, and it was violating all
34:21
Speaker 5: the ten commandments. So I was like, no, something not
34:24
Speaker 5: right about this thing on my head. This is not
34:26
Speaker 5: for the better. Although it told me that it was
34:28
Speaker 5: for the better, it was not for the better, especially
34:31
Speaker 5: when you had me looking at women when I'm married,
34:34
Speaker 5: and it disrupted families. And that's what I tell people
34:37
Speaker 5: in my second book and The Plain Sight. It destroys
34:40
Speaker 5: your family It starts arguments people wanted to sell land,
34:44
Speaker 5: people want to sell a property, people don't want to
34:46
Speaker 5: be together. And when people saying only black people do that,
34:49
Speaker 5: then I know they use the same frequency they use
34:51
Speaker 5: in Afghanistan in twenty ten when they were trying to
34:55
Speaker 5: keep the crowd together in twenty ten.
34:57
Speaker 2: I've read that.
34:58
Speaker 5: So what Lester Hall saying it's true? But Patrick saying
35:02
Speaker 5: it's true? Patrick is his name too. Ironically, the nuclear
35:05
Speaker 5: physicists who was a retired marine who told me that
35:10
Speaker 5: that the only way you can get them to turn
35:11
Speaker 5: that off is that you got to excuse me, this
35:13
Speaker 5: is a medicaid that you have to be sitting next
35:15
Speaker 5: to them.
35:16
Speaker 2: So there's no cure, no such a thing as.
35:18
Speaker 5: A matter of turning it off. It's almost like radio static.
35:21
Speaker 5: There's no cure for radio static.
35:24
Speaker 4: I've heard.
35:26
Speaker 7: I've heard.
35:37
Speaker 5: Well, I look at it like this. This thing has
35:39
Speaker 5: been going on since the nineties that I saw in
35:42
Speaker 5: that's the Hall documentary from the National Security Agency, the
35:46
Speaker 5: same people that's been researching black people and Malcolm X
35:49
Speaker 5: and doctor Martin Luther King for years. The National Security
35:52
Speaker 5: agencies Russian was the one that has been trying to
35:55
Speaker 5: spy on. So they've been trying to use the frequency
35:58
Speaker 5: for military personnelity to be able to handle it so
36:01
Speaker 5: that they can communicate without using the telephone. It's because
36:04
Speaker 5: of tapping they want to do mental telepathy instead. Yeah,
36:10
Speaker 5: So Russia has always been a part of it because
36:12
Speaker 5: they've always trying to get into the Russian Empire. So
36:15
Speaker 5: now Russia's using it too. So the next World War,
36:17
Speaker 5: they claim it's going to be the mental telepathy. You
36:21
Speaker 5: don't even have to tell somebody that Obamba is there.
36:23
Speaker 5: They could send people in there to put the bomb
36:25
Speaker 5: together and send you in there to ignite it, and
36:28
Speaker 5: you can.
36:28
Speaker 2: Get through security without no problem.
36:30
Speaker 5: Because that's what happened when they wanted to use me
36:32
Speaker 5: to assassinate President Obama and Michelle when I was in
36:35
Speaker 5: their inauguration in twenty thirteen, right before Ray died. I
36:39
Speaker 5: was sitting there on the bench and this is just
36:42
Speaker 5: some of the story. This is not everything in detail.
36:44
Speaker 5: And this police officer came up to me and the
36:46
Speaker 5: girl that was sitting next to me because we were
36:48
Speaker 5: chosen as super volunteers and we were on the benches
36:52
Speaker 5: because we were given our hot paths to the Supreme
36:55
Speaker 5: Court justice family and other politicians.
36:58
Speaker 2: And when she.
36:59
Speaker 5: Came up to me, my anxiety started to go up
37:01
Speaker 5: like Rays did when he was kicked out the squad car.
37:04
Speaker 2: My anxiety went up. And then they kept saying, grabbed
37:07
Speaker 2: the gun.
37:08
Speaker 5: So every time I looked at her gun, I kept
37:10
Speaker 5: saying they trying to remind me of the time that
37:13
Speaker 5: they had used me as a weapon to try to
37:15
Speaker 5: kill my son.
37:17
Speaker 2: And when I saw that, I was like, okay, so
37:21
Speaker 2: I have to move.
37:22
Speaker 5: So I had to move up to a higher bench
37:24
Speaker 5: to get away from the female officer with the gun,
37:27
Speaker 5: just in case I try to grab it, and just
37:29
Speaker 5: in case they tripped my mind like they happened to
37:32
Speaker 5: forget all of that and try to shoot the Obamas,
37:35
Speaker 5: knowing that I couldn't because if the gun was on safety,
37:38
Speaker 5: then I would have gotten locked up, and then I
37:40
Speaker 5: would have made the news, and then that would have
37:42
Speaker 5: been the end.
37:43
Speaker 2: Of ioland the HeLa cancer cells.
37:45
Speaker 5: With me knowing that that's my family as well as
37:49
Speaker 5: what happened to Ray, what really happened to Ray and
37:51
Speaker 5: why it happened to Ray, and telling my story and
37:58
Speaker 5: they also used it on my son. Telling to be
38:01
Speaker 5: in a car accident, so they can put your head
38:03
Speaker 5: while you're driving and you could be in a car accident.
38:05
Speaker 5: And that's what happened to my son, because because they
38:08
Speaker 5: told me that too in the frequency yess a question,
38:42
Speaker 5: I know that for a fact with the Havana syndrome,
38:45
Speaker 5: that that I know for a fact.
38:51
Speaker 2: That I know that, So.
38:57
Speaker 5: Say that again, because what it does to me, I
39:13
Speaker 5: don't know about everybody else, but I can tell Havana.
39:15
Speaker 5: I said, you're on different people when I do see them.
39:18
Speaker 5: How you control it is that it gives you scenarios
39:20
Speaker 5: in your head. So it gives you a scenario like
39:23
Speaker 5: I say, go out and shoot the Obamas, and it's
39:26
Speaker 5: like shoot the Obamas. And then I look around and
39:29
Speaker 5: I see all these people, and I see all these
39:31
Speaker 5: police officers, And the next thought I would have I
39:33
Speaker 5: could go to jail, or I could really kill the Obamas,
39:36
Speaker 5: or I could miss the Obamas and shoot somebody across
39:38
Speaker 5: from them.
39:40
Speaker 2: You understand what I'm saying. So it gives you all
39:41
Speaker 2: these scenarios to choose from.
39:43
Speaker 5: So that you think that it's not playing head games
39:46
Speaker 5: with you, that you're thinking for yourself.
39:49
Speaker 2: That's how it can convince.
39:50
Speaker 5: You to do so many things that you do yes,
39:53
Speaker 5: So it gives you scenarios that you can choose from,
40:00
Speaker 5: so you.
40:02
Speaker 2: And you can confusely go.
40:16
Speaker 5: See, that's why I tell people that have right. So
40:19
Speaker 5: that's why I.
40:19
Speaker 2: Try to tell people to have.
40:20
Speaker 5: A strong moral standard in who you are. You know
40:26
Speaker 5: what you don't do, you know what you don't tolerate,
40:28
Speaker 5: you know what the consequences are. Then think about that
40:31
Speaker 5: and try to push back the narrative or push back
40:34
Speaker 5: to God or the devil.
40:35
Speaker 2: You always think that that's the devil.
40:37
Speaker 5: If the devil is injured AND's something wrong already from
40:41
Speaker 5: the beginning, the devil.
40:42
Speaker 2: Shouldn't be in you telling you what to do.
40:45
Speaker 5: So that's the frequency that's constantly trying to manipulate our neighborhood.
40:48
Speaker 5: Like somebody say, how come there's only black women is
40:51
Speaker 5: on the poles? How come you don't see white women
40:52
Speaker 5: and Asian women, Spanish women dancing on the poles and
40:55
Speaker 5: their music videos and things like that, Because they're still
40:58
Speaker 5: trying to find a way since slave has been abolished,
41:01
Speaker 5: to tear down the Black community.
41:03
Speaker 2: So they got to have us look like that in
41:05
Speaker 2: front of people.
41:33
Speaker 5: I can't hear your question, but I want to say
41:35
Speaker 5: that not everybody is affected by it. When I was
41:38
Speaker 5: watching the late night News, one of its secretaries from
41:41
Speaker 5: the Warbrant season, This is Havannah the Department of Defense,
41:44
Speaker 5: got on and said that some people can have Havana
41:47
Speaker 5: centering really good, and you could be or Jeff Bezos
41:51
Speaker 5: or Warren Buffett, or you can have Havana really bad
41:54
Speaker 5: and you can die.
41:57
Speaker 2: Because they were killing.
41:58
Speaker 12: White people before, they were.
41:59
Speaker 5: Killing whit white people, before they was experimenting on everybody else,
42:03
Speaker 5: or they was experimenting on everybody's killing white people, trying
42:05
Speaker 5: to get into the heads of Russian military people in
42:08
Speaker 5: and influenced them. So that's what was said. He said
42:13
Speaker 5: that on National TV. And if you go on YouTube
42:17
Speaker 5: you might cant find the video because that's the video
42:19
Speaker 5: is also there also and he actually said that. I said, oh,
42:23
Speaker 5: so he can say that they are grooming. It's called grooming.
42:26
Speaker 5: And that's what's in my next book, grooming, because being
42:31
Speaker 5: related to the sinument and last has taught me a lot.
42:33
Speaker 5: Like I'm born January fifteen, nineteen fifty eight, which is
42:36
Speaker 5: the same day as my cousin ron mother, and.
42:39
Speaker 2: The same name. We got the same name, bou.
42:41
Speaker 5: Back, and I don't know her. I'm not related to her.
42:45
Speaker 5: I'm related to her husband, Lawrence Lax. And when I
42:49
Speaker 5: lived in the Bronx, I lived in one zero four
42:51
Speaker 5: or five to one. So they've been tracking me with
42:54
Speaker 5: my telephone number because the last four digits of my
42:57
Speaker 5: telephone number is zero four or five one, and that
43:00
Speaker 5: is the same day that Missinet and Lax has died
43:03
Speaker 5: in the same month, which is October fourth, nineteen fifty one.
43:08
Speaker 5: So it's called coding symbolizing everything that you know much
43:11
Speaker 5: talked about.
43:13
Speaker 2: They've been going to the Lats.
43:14
Speaker 5: Family, so I guess they assume that experimenting on her
43:18
Speaker 5: and finding a HeLa campus self, that they can also
43:21
Speaker 5: experiment on her family to code around us, to keep
43:24
Speaker 5: us from helping out the HPCUS and the black community,
43:27
Speaker 5: because they started sewing pharmaceutical companies already, they're already.
43:31
Speaker 2: On their second case.
43:33
Speaker 5: Yes, they're already on their second case.
44:09
Speaker 2: I could barely hear you.
44:10
Speaker 5: I don't know exactly what you said, but I am
44:12
Speaker 5: an individual and has been suffering from this for a
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Speaker 5: very long time, and that's why I wrote my second
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Speaker 5: book called hit Me a plain sight because they hit
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Speaker 5: me in plain sight, where people used to look at me,
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Speaker 5: they'd be like, you don't look like you got the
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Speaker 5: frequency on you, by the way I look, by the
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Speaker 5: way I dressed, by the way I was talking during
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Speaker 5: that time. But now you can hear my my tongue
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Speaker 5: at being stuck to the top of my mouth a
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Speaker 5: little bit, and and I stuttered some of my words
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Speaker 5: because I'm talking faster than the frequency trying to pun
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Speaker 5: me down. We're making up. Yeah, I'm glad you say that,
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Speaker 5: because if Biden didn't sign it into law, and President
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Speaker 5: bald didn't call it havana syndrome, then people thought I
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Speaker 5: was making it up. They thought I was crazy. They
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Speaker 5: had me on mental health medications.
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Speaker 2: I grew up.
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Speaker 5: I blew up from seeing me one from one to
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Speaker 5: almost two hundred and five pounds two hundred and eight pounds,
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Speaker 5: and I'm only five three and a half.
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Speaker 2: I'm only five to three.
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Speaker 5: So just imagine being a linebacker as that my father gave.
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Speaker 2: Me to recognized me one day he had came home.
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Speaker 2: So yes, I'm glad you said that.
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Speaker 5: It is real because I'm telling the things that the
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Speaker 5: CIA and the NBI agents on the news. Didn't tell
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Speaker 5: because I have a podcast which gives me more time
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Speaker 5: and I can detail because no one helped me when
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Speaker 5: they signed it into law. They signed it in law
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Speaker 5: to give them six hundred thousand dollars plus mental health help.
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Speaker 5: They didn't do that for me mental health therapy. I'm
45:56
Speaker 5: trying to say, I guess I'm just a little ahead
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Speaker 5: of the frequent and so I didn't get any help.
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Speaker 5: So I met free Will to tell everybody everything from
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Speaker 5: when they raped me with it to the time they
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Speaker 5: try to have me do colorphilia and do something unthinkable
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Speaker 5: to my son who was a baby, to how they
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Speaker 5: disrupt my marriers and had bade me coded around HBCUs,
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Speaker 5: I didn't tracking me with my telephone number, and this
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Speaker 5: and this in the place in the Bronx where I
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Speaker 5: lived with the same coding around Henriette Relax, and how
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Speaker 5: I had the same name the same birthday as my
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Speaker 5: cousin Ron's mom who died as his grandmother, but I'm
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Speaker 5: related to his father.
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Speaker 2: And then the list goes on.
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Speaker 5: It goes on, how they try to kill my son
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Speaker 5: a bluzz in his head while he was driving, and
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Speaker 5: then he had learned to tell me that we were
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Speaker 5: too famous because of my brother Ray, almost like they
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Speaker 5: killing people with sacrifices and in order to keep us
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Speaker 5: from having another Martin Luther King, another Malcolmax anybody else.
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Speaker 5: That's why we don't have anybody but the Oakors and
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Speaker 5: Michael Jordan's of the world. Yes, because.
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Speaker 2: Yes, they knew that I wouldn't write right, because Patrick J.
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Speaker 5: Murphy is best friend the president, and he was the
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Speaker 5: one that got us our attorneys for rad That's how
47:34
Speaker 5: we wind up on seeing in Associated Press, M, S,
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Speaker 5: n b C, all the local channels, all the local newspaper.
47:40
Speaker 5: We was in the newspaper almost every week, it seemed
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Speaker 5: like in the country.
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Speaker 2: So they had to do something about it.
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Speaker 5: Because I was going to come out and write a book.
47:47
Speaker 5: And when I started showing the effects of the Havana
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Speaker 5: syndrome or this frequency called him info sound magnetic waves
47:54
Speaker 5: is really what it's called by DARPA, which is spelled
47:57
Speaker 5: d A p r A. When I started sounding like that,
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Speaker 5: they got to have an answer because.
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Speaker 2: They're in the middle of it. They're in the middle of.
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Speaker 5: It because twenty thirteen were right right. So two thirteen
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Speaker 5: when they died, they went to they did their strategy.
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Speaker 2: He was Secretary of the Army. Obama, I came even talked.
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Speaker 12: Obama appointed him.
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Speaker 2: Secretary of the Army.
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Speaker 5: So when he was Secretary of the Army, I went
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Speaker 5: to the Pentagon and I was sexual.
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Speaker 2: We talked to that the Pentagon while I was there.
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Speaker 2: So my thing is all the people that they raped me.
48:29
Speaker 5: With coders around HPCs, the NAACP, and our civil rights
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Speaker 5: law because even though my husband was born in nineteen
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Speaker 5: sixty four, we had a major civil rights law in
48:38
Speaker 5: nineteen sixty four.
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Speaker 2: And not only that, they.
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Speaker 5: Send her cancer cells to the moon in nineteen sixty four.
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Speaker 5: So my husband was born October thirty first, nineteen sixty four,
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Speaker 5: and you're gonna Las died October. She was thirty one
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Speaker 5: years old, and they sent their cancer cells into space
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Speaker 5: in sixty four. So they raped me with my own husband.
49:28
Speaker 5: That's why I'm so glad to give Angela a big
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Speaker 5: thank you and a big hug for giving me this
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Speaker 5: platform so I can start spreading it to our people.
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Speaker 5: Because that's why I was writing my book in the
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Speaker 5: beginning and hitting the plane sight because I wanted people
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Speaker 5: to see that because I could walk out here looking beautiful.
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Speaker 2: And people like, Oh, I like your shoes, or I
49:43
Speaker 2: like your dress. Oh I love your hair, you are
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Speaker 2: so beautiful. Oh I love your eyes.
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Speaker 5: But yet they didn't know I had this thing on
49:50
Speaker 5: me because I was always a holl And buy. And
49:52
Speaker 5: also that you said that I made it real because
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Speaker 5: I'm telling parts that they don't say to you on
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Speaker 5: the news. I don't say so they don't tell you
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Speaker 5: all like I said, because they went to Cuba and
50:06
Speaker 5: they strategized around my brother's case and they called the
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Speaker 5: Havanas and then Bidy sign into law put them in
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Speaker 5: the middle of the heat. Also, they can't get away
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Speaker 5: about knowing all those things that they did to me
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Speaker 5: and Cody be a rent and having my own husband
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Speaker 5: rape me and let me deal with it. It's long
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Speaker 5: unless they want me to come out and tell my
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Speaker 5: story and tell my story to the world, knowing that
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Speaker 5: we've already been in the world's talk about it.
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Speaker 6: Yes, yes, coming out and telling my story.
51:05
Speaker 5: That's why I'm coming and telling my story because now
51:07
Speaker 5: we know why we have liquor stores on every corner.
51:10
Speaker 2: Now we know why they put the drugs in our community.
51:12
Speaker 2: We know why they put the guns in our community
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Speaker 2: because they're.
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Speaker 5: Trying to keep us from being hired than Oprah and
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Speaker 5: Michael Jordan. They're trying to keep us from being hired
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Speaker 5: in the next Denzel Washington or Tyler Perry. They want
51:24
Speaker 5: to control who we see as icons and who we
51:28
Speaker 5: see as people that we should have our children to
51:30
Speaker 5: look after.
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Speaker 2: The mentor gude.
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Speaker 9: That's right.
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Speaker 15: See, that's why.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's why I said it's best for me to
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Speaker 5: write my book and put write everything down and then
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Speaker 5: type everything out instead of trying to type everything out
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Speaker 5: because I know that they would try to block my
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Speaker 5: mind and try to block me from knowing some of
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Speaker 5: the things that I should tell. So I basically wrote
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Speaker 5: it out. It's a series. It's going to be a
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Speaker 5: series of books of different things that happened to me
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Speaker 5: in deep detail for me being right down to what
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Speaker 5: they try to do is pedophilia back in my twenties,
52:32
Speaker 5: anything trying to lock me up, because if you think
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Speaker 5: about it, if I a relative of Henriette Last shot
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Speaker 5: President Obama right but to jail, then I wouldn't be
52:43
Speaker 5: able to tell my story or color on Last that
52:46
Speaker 5: they got it on him too, because when I was
52:48
Speaker 5: hanging out with.
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Speaker 2: Him in Baltimore.
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Speaker 5: I could tell by the way he was talking he
52:51
Speaker 5: was sounding like me, and I was like, something up.
52:53
Speaker 5: So I got over one hundred cops on my Facebook
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Speaker 5: page and I would write to them and tell them
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Speaker 5: this is what's going on.
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Speaker 2: And I did all to let them know that this
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Speaker 2: is illegal. I doing this.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, So I got it, like over one hundred cops
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Speaker 5: on my Facebook because I used to work for the
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Speaker 5: three two Precincts back in the days for ten years
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Speaker 5: almost ten year, eight years.
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Speaker 2: Actually i'm doing paperwork.
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Speaker 7: Well, you know, I just.
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Speaker 5: You know what, it's very unique. I have information on
53:44
Speaker 5: that because I put it in my book.
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Speaker 2: So that's what my editor was asking me yesterday.
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Speaker 5: About the documents because she might have to type up
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Speaker 5: the documents. Yes, go to FCC filing by David Morrison
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Speaker 5: for September two, twenty first through September twenty second. It's
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Speaker 5: David Morrison you're talking about mister Wheeler. Mister Willer used
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Speaker 5: to be I think I had either the CDC or
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Speaker 5: the FBA, and he learned about the frequency and he
54:12
Speaker 5: said he wanted to get it out in the communities
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Speaker 5: before he let the cut out the bag. So he
54:18
Speaker 5: already knew that they can cause you to have a stroke,
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Speaker 5: a heart attack. They could message your metabolism all that's
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Speaker 5: in there your bloodstream, give you diabetes. All that.
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Speaker 4: I'm all over.
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Speaker 5: But before I have to go, I.
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Speaker 16: Want to say, because I'm not going, yeah, exactly and.
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Speaker 2: Right and so.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, and don't forget to look up the Havana Act
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Speaker 5: one by Biden. That should give you a lot of
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Speaker 5: information too.
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Speaker 2: They got their own documents out there.
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Speaker 5: It's called Havana Act of twenty twenty one.
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Speaker 2: Okay, I will thank you, Cornell.
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Speaker 15: I appreciate it.
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Speaker 5: Yes, that's what I need. I need all the support.
55:48
Speaker 5: I need all black people to know that this has
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Speaker 5: happening to them. This is happening in our community. This
55:52
Speaker 5: is why our community is the way that they are,
55:54
Speaker 5: Why they want to give us bank loans, why they
55:56
Speaker 5: don't want to give our education. It's like some people
55:58
Speaker 5: to be successful. Like I said, some people can graduate
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Speaker 5: with a master's degrees. Some people can graduate with lots
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Speaker 5: of masters degrees in our community. Some people can be rich.
56:06
Speaker 5: We know, different than what the secretary said. They can
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Speaker 5: make a lot of black jeff Bezos, and they can
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Speaker 5: also make a lot of rays, so you can be
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Speaker 5: groomed to be rich and wealthy as black.
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Speaker 2: And you can also die from it.
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Speaker 5: Any more questions before I have to go.
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Speaker 15: Okayo, yeah, yep.
57:05
Speaker 5: It sure is.
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Speaker 4: Hard.
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Speaker 2: But thank y'all so much for having me.
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Speaker 5: H but we're still recording. I want to say thank
57:37
Speaker 5: you to Angela for having me on. Thank you said that,
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Speaker 5: Thank you for now. I really appreciate all that you've
57:42
Speaker 5: done to allow me this platform to tell my story.
57:45
Speaker 5: It's not easy telling my story to people who that you.
57:49
Speaker 2: Don't know who leave you.
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Speaker 5: But now that I know, the people leave me because
57:52
Speaker 5: of the legal system as well as the government having
57:58
Speaker 5: documentations of what's happening to me a true story. So
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Speaker 5: thank you guys so much for having me tonight. And
58:06
Speaker 5: I want to say thank you. Okay, good night everyone, Okay.
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Speaker 17: Good night, thank you. Saying mem.
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Speaker 2: They neither one of them in there, so they're gone.
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Speaker 9: They're gone. Okay mm hm