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   6 hours ago · And get this, it worked because the jury acquitted him of all charges, but he did lose his job though. Adam Cox: That's a crazy that people, well, like you say, it's a different time and that's what people believed. But that does seem like everyone's get out of jail card right now. She hypnotized me. Kyle Risi: I wonder where that came from ...

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