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Ghislaine Maxwell And Her Time At FCI Tallahassee · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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Glene Maxwell has found out where she's going to serve
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her twenty year sentence, and it's not at Danbury. Now.
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I know there's a lot of people out there and
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a lot of headlines out there calling where she's going
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to be spending her time down in Tallahassee a swanky prison.
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But I have news for you, folks. Okay, there's no
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such thing as a swanky prison. It doesn't matter if
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you're in low security, minimum security. High security. Prison is prison,
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and there's nothing fun about being in one of these camps. Now,
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my biggest problem with her being in Danbury would have
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been how easy the access would have been for people
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that she knows in New York, where she was stomping
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around most of her years, to come and visit her
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on a regular basis her family. I wanted it to
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be a little inconvenient, the same way it was inconvenient
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for me and my family to go visit my grandpa
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first up in Oregon and then out in Lompoc. What
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they do is they'll move you away from your family
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and make it difficult on you right to travel as
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far as finances go logistics getting off of work, so
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they try and make the bid harder on people. Now.
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It doesn't have the same effect on rich people, obviously,
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because they have the assets and the money to travel
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and do whatever the hell it is they want to do.
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But with normal people it's usually a real shock to
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the gut when you get moved far away, and her
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getting moved down to Tallahassee, well, it's still a bit
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of a trip right now, don't get it twisted. Her
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family has enough money they could move wherever they want
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and be close to her, or travel wherever they want
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on private jets and shit and be comfortable. But still
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putting her in Danbury would have been a terrible message
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to send in my opinion, And I think people are
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under the impression that Danberry is a better, i mean,
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a worse facility than Tallahassee, and that's not the case.
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Now again, Look, when we're talking about minimum security camps here,
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like we're talking about it's not hard time, like being
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on the main line in state prison in California, there's
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a lot of focus on rehabilitation. And when my gramps
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was taking his time away to go to college, if
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you will, he was in one of these low security
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camps as well. First he was in Oregon, and then
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after Oregon he was in Lompoc and that's where he
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finished out his bid. But there was no fences around
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the encampment, none of that stuff. But in these articles,
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there's like all this talk from these journalists and these
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outlets about how people are able to get educated and
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you know, take classes, and like that's a bad thing.
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That's not a bad thing for prison folks. That's we
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should be offering that kind of stuff, right. I don't
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know how people can talk about prison reform and then
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at the same time talk about how there shouldn't be
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programs within these prisons for people to better themselves. Now, look,
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Glenn Maxwell can't be rehabilitated, right, But you can't change
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the whole system because of one person. So if Glenn
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Maxwell has to go somewhere and serve out her time,
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she's gonna have to go somewhere, and wherever she goes,
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there's going to be programs for the other inmates. And
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you can't single her out and say, well, you can't
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participate in these programs, because that's not the way it works. Right,
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She's been convicted now she has to serve her sentence.
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And even though she is a bipedal serpent and one
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of the most disgusting human beings I have ever encountered,
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maybe not in person, but you get the drift, she
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still deserves to be treated with human rights and with
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a certain level of dignity like any person in prison.
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So the whole push in a lot of these new
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articles about how there's programs offered, I find that to
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be a bit silly, especially when it comes from outlets
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that lean to the left that talk about how they
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are four prison reform and justice reform. Because when you
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go to these federal prisons, these smaller camps like this,
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more times than not you're going there for you know,
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financial crimes and shit. You're not, for the most part,
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a murderer or anything like that, or someone who's dangerous
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to other inmates. So when you go to a place
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like this, the idea is to rehabilitate yourself so when
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you get out, you're a better person. Now, again, we
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know that's not gonna happen with Maxwell, She's never going
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to be a better person. But for me, I look
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at this as a victory, a small one, but a victory.
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Nonetheless that she didn't get to go where she wanted
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to go. So today we have an article from the
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Daily Beast. But before we get into that article, let's
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rea read a little bit more about Tallahassee from the
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Wikipedia page and get an idea about this so called
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swanky jail they're talking about. All right, so this is
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straight from Wikipedia. Federal Corrections Institution Tallahassee FCI Tallahassee is
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a low security United States federal prison for female inmates
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in Tallahassee, Florida. It is operated by the Federal Bureau
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of Prisons, a division of the Department of Justice. The
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facility also has an adjacent detention center that houses administrative
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security level mail inmates, so basically the shoe. For people
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that are in danger of being attacked by other inmates,
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they have a housing unit for them. FCI Tallahassee is
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located three miles east of downtown Tallahassee on Highway three
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nineteen Notable incidents On June twenty first, two thousand and six,
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at seven forty two am local time, Federal Bureau of
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Investigations in United States Department Justice, Office of the Inspector
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General Agents attempted to arrest six correctional officers in connection
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to a corruption investigation into correctional officers trading drugs and
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other contraband for sex with female inmates. Sounds like a Disneyland,
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a real swanky prison. Huh. He got six correctional officers
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who are engaging in a basically a organized crime ring
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to have sex with inmates, bring contraband in. Yeah, sounds
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like a fantastic place. One of the officers, Ralph Hill,
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used a personal handgun and opened fire on the agents.
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He killed William Buddy Center, an agent with the Department
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of Justice Office of Inspector General Hill, was also killed.
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A lieutenant with the Federal Bureau of Prisons was injured
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in the shooting and transported to Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. The
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shooting began in the lobby of the building and moved
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into the courtyard near US three nineteen. Federal officers were
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unarmed at the time, and the officers were to have
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were to have been armed as well. Michael Falmer, the
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FBI Special Agent in charge in Jacksonville, said the arrest
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situation was done in a manner to be very controlled,
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where nobody would have any weapons and we could take
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this down so there wouldn't be any violence. And this
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is exactly how it would have been handled normally across
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the United States. The officers to be arrested, Alfred Barnes,
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Gregory Dixon, Alan Moore, and e Levon Spence, were transported
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to Walcutta County Jail south of Tallahassee. Vincent Johnson, the
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last officer named in the indictment, was not involved in
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the sexual misconduct, but was alleged to have I legally
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influenced the prisoners to engage in the behavior. So does
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that sound like a Disneyland to you? Not to me?
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I'm sure it wouldn't sound like a Disneyland to the
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families of the inmates there who were being sexually abused either.
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All right, So here are some of the notable inmates
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that have served their time there as well. One Colleen Lrose.
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She served ten years and she was released in November
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of twenty eighteen. US citizen known as Jihad Jane pleaded
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guilty in twenty eleven to conspiracy to provide material support
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to terrorism and conspiracy to kill in a foreign country
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for using the Internet to recruit people to wage violent
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jihad and South Asia and Europe. Sounds like a fantastic person. Huh.
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Chelsea Gerlek, released from custody in twenty thirteen, served six years.
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Member of the eco terrorist group Earth Liberation Front, pleaded
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guilty in two thousand and six to committing arson at
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the veil Ski Resort in Colorado and businesses in Oregon
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between ninety six and two thousand and one. Several other
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members were also sentenced to prison. Maria Putina served an
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eighteen month sentence released in October of twenty and nineteen.
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Convicted of the Espionage Act. Was deported to Russia after
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her release from federal custody. Catherine may Wood served a
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twenty to forty year sentence released in January sixteenth of
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twenty twenty. Serial killer who murdered nursing home patients in
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conjunction with her lesbian partner, Gwendolyn Graham. Sounds like another
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fantastic human being. Huh. So you see here, folks, this
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is not a Disneyland, Okay, you don't put people like
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this in a Disneyland. Narcissa Vella's Novichek life in prison
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without parole for the beating deaths of her husband and
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mother in law. In two thousand and nine, Pernice Novichk
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and her son, multi millionaire Novak Junior, were murdered three
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months apart. Narsi novak Ben's estranged wife was convicted of
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orchestrating the murders. John Paul Scott died in nineteen eighty seven,
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known as the only escapee from Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary known
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to have reached San Francisco shore by swimming. Jalen del
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Shawn Young Ung scheduled for release on January twentieth of
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twenty twenty five, American woman from Vicksburg, Mississippi, who was
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convicted of attempting to join ISIS with their fiancee, Muhammad
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Mo Daclaca. On August eleventh, twenty sixteen, Young was sentenced
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to twelve years in prison. Dac Lala pleaded guilty and
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testified against Young and received eight years in prison. Mary
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Wilkerson released on February fourth, twenty twenty former quality assurances
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manager of the Peanut Corporation of America Caadata Savage serving
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a life sentence, sister of Caboni. Savage helped plot for
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the crime by retaliating against witnesses and aiding racketeering and
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hiring two hitmen, Lamont Lewis and Robert Merritt Lewis and
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did serving forty years. Merit Is serving life, and Caboni
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was sentenced to death. And finally, the woman of the Hour,
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Gallaine Maxwell, sentenced to twenty years in prison. Release date
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on July seventeenth. July twenty thirty seven. Associates of associate
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of Jeffrey Epstein convicted of sexual trafficking of minors and
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related offenses. All right, so there you have it, folks,
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a quick overview of Tallahassee and a couple of the
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issues that it has faced in the past, some of
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the people that it has housed. And as you can see,
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there has been a long array or should I say
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wide array of kinds of inmates that this place is served,
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from jihadis to serial killers. And for me, like I
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said earlier, the fact that she didn't get to go
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where she wanted to go is enough of a win
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for me. If they thought Tallahassee was a better facility,
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don't you think they would have asked to go to Tallahassee.
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They didn't, right, They asked to go to Danbury for
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a reason. So I'm glad that she didn't get to
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go to dan Berry and she's gonna have to go
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down to Florida and suck it up down here. All right.
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So we have an article today from The Daily Beast
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and the headline Glene Maxwell transferred to Swanky Florida prison.
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Now with everything we just talked about, I don't know
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about swanky. Now. Look again, it's not you know, the
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Shawshank Redemption place, right, it's not Guantanamo Bay, but it's
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still prison and shit still cracks off. This article was
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authored by Barbie Lazza Nado convicted sex trafficker and all
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around bad girl Glaine Maxwell. That's better than the usual
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explanation or way they explain Gallane Maxwell, So that gives
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some credit there. But still human trafficker you mean, right,
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and general all around scuzbag and child abuse are and
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bipedal serpent. Okay, that's what you mean. Glenn Maxwell has
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been transferred to the sprawling, low security Tallahassee Federal Correctional
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Institution in Florida. According to the Federal Board of Prison's database,
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The facility, which features a tony brick entrance with white
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pillars and the lush green sports field is where other
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famous criminals like Russian spy Maria Boutina and Jiha Jane
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Colleen Lrose serve their sentences. And the way it's described
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right like it's some kind of fancy hotel swank fields. Well, yeah,
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people got to play sports, right not. Remember, not everybody
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at the facility is Glenn Maxwell. There's some people there
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that are for you know, minor crimes, tax evasion and shit,
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and they're gonna be out in a couple of years.
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So should they just sit in their cells and not
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have any ability to play sports or rehabilitate themselves. Certainly
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not the kind of country I want to live in
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where you know, we just send people to prison and
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let them rode away and die. Now, unless you've committed
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crimes that deserve something like that, you know, murder, severe violence, hell,
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human trafficking as far as I'm concerned, But I don't
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make the rules. You know, there has to be a
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way for people to let off some steam and stuff,
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right the former procurus of underage girls, you mean the
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former child abuser, the former Jeffrey Epstein co conspirator, that's
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what you mean. Right for the billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein
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will be allowed to learn a trade like horder culture, cosmetology,
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or baking, participate in the prison talent show, and teach yoga,
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as she has done during her current incarceration. Based on
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the list of activities offered on the prison website and
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several prison review listings, it is unclear if she will
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be able to continue studying Russian. Well, my guess is
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she'll be able to have access to some computer time.
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Most inmates do have access to some computer time, so
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she should be able to get some kind of learning
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program if she wants to continue learning Russian, or get
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a textbook a Russian textbook and learn it that way. Jaxwell,
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now sixty one, is serving a twenty year sentence for
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trafficking underage girls. For Epstein, her one time lover. She
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will surely be happier than she has been at the
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Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, against which she had filed
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more than one hundred complaints, including excessive, humiliating body cavity
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searches and invasive shower surveillance. There's no doubt that any
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one of these federal prisons, for the most part, is
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better than the lockup she was in that lockup the
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mcc MDC. They're all shitholes, folks, I mean absolute shitholes,
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the kind of place I would never want one of
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my relatives to be in. According to several news reports,
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Judge Allison Nathan, who presided over her spectacular trial, spoke
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out against the transfer to such a cushy spot. This
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is just plain wrong in the article. I hate to
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say that, but it's just plain wrong. You mean to tell,
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if Tallahassee was so cushy, why wouldn't Maxwell ask go
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to Tallahassee? And as far as Nathan making that request,
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who knows what she really said or didn't say. I
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haven't seen one way or the other. But the fact
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is this, if it was Tallahassee that they wanted to
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go to in the first place, they would have asked
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for Tallahassee. They asked for Danberry for a reason. Nathan
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had hope to send her to FCI Danberry, on which
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the popular prison show Oranges the New Black is based.
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The Florida institution made headlines in twenty twenty one after
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prison guards were convicted of sexually abusing fifteen female inmates. Yeah,
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what about In two thousand and six, not even a
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mention of the shootout or anything here in the article.
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And that's why I added it to the beginning here
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so that we have a full overview of what's going on.
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The new facility will require her to wear an authorized
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prison outfit consisting of cac pants and a shirt or
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a khaki dress. The prison handbook outlines a number of perks,
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including access to a large commissary where she can spend
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three hundred and twenty dollars a month, and access to
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the internet and email through the prison network. Her days
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will begin at six am, and she can choose a
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number of activities to round out her schedule. That's how
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it works for everybody. She's not getting any special treatment, folks. Okay,
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same deal for my gramps. When he was at one
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at the facility, had himself a job and accounting job.
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He'd do his gig. Then after he was done doing
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whatever he had to do his quote unquote responsibilities, he'd
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go out to the baseball field and watch the guys
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play baseball, coach a couple of the ball teams. You know,
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there's a lot of things for people to do when
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you're in a minimum security prison, to try and you know,
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rehabilitate yourself with maxwell. She doesn't really need all of that, right,
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she's already rich. She doesn't need a college education, so
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she's just gonna have to find some busy work for
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herself to do. Several prison review sites list access to
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a weight room team, sports like flag football and softball,
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and pilates and yoga as activities afforded to the inmates
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who choose to participate. She can also get psychotherapy treatment.
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This is all that's you know, it's crazy that the
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Daily Beast is out here deriding it. This is the
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sort of thing that these leftist outlets cry about on
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a regular basis, having this sort of thing available for prisoners.
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And remember we're not talking about high security jail here, folks. Okay,
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high security prison, that's a different story. You shouldn't have
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any of this stuff available to you if you're that
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kind of criminal. But if you're somebody who just evaded
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taxes or got caught up in some sort of financial
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scheme or white collar crime, you really think you should
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be put in a facility with I hate to say it,
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but people that are borderline animals. That's not doing good
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good for anybody. We do that nobody's going to be
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rehabilitated that way. British Heiress Maxwell was convicted of five
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of six counts of sex trafficking and other crimes she
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carried out against four women, the youngest fourteen at the time,
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between nineteen ninety four and two thousand and four at
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Epstein's Palm Beach Villa, which is four hundred and twenty
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miles from her new prison. Her release date is July seventeenth,
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twenty thirty seven, according to Federal Bureau of Prisons database.
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So Maxwell transferred finally to the prison. She is gonna
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be in Florida, Tallahassee, not getting the dan Berry. Like
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we said here on the podcast, I knew she wasn't
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going to get Danberry. Now. I figured she'd get either
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medium or low. So it doesn't really shock me that
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she got low. To be honest with you, considering her
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status and who she is and blah blah blah, doesn't
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shock me one bit. Now, if I was making the decisions,
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she would be in high security prison. All of these
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molesters would be because as far as I'm concerned, they
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can't be rehabilitated, so why have them take up a
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spot in a low level facility, but I don't make
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the rules, unfortunately for us and fortunately for them. But
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the whole you know, oh it's a swanky look, I
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get it right. It's not an Alcatraz, it's not Gitmo.
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But it's still prison. She's still gonna be there for
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twenty years, and it's still going to be a shock
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to the system, especially for somebody like Maxwell who's used
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to writing their own ticket and doing whatever they want
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whenever they want. So there you have it, folks. We've
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been waiting to find out what her final destination would be,
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and now we have that information added to the catalog.
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So what do you, folks think? You think Maxwell is
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going to have a fun time while she's in prison
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no matter where she's at, or do you think it's
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going to be fifteen twenty years of absolute misery For me?
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I'm thinking absolute misery because when you're as rich as
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she was or is, and you come from where she
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came from, this is not the business. This is not
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the life that you're used to living. And Glen Maxwell
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is about to get a front row seat. If you'd
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like to contact me, you can do that at Bobby
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Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com. That's b O B b
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