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Jul 1, 2024 19 min

BREAKING! Houston We May Have a Problem!

from We Are Not Afraid Hosted by David McClam

In this episode, host David McClam discusses a sworn statement alleging that Anthony Christopher stole LaDonna Humphrey's cell phone and paid off the judge in his $3.5 million settlement case. McClam emphasizes that these are serious allegations and that the statement has been vetted. He plans to turn the statement over to the authorities. McClam also explores public opinions of Judge Xollie Duncan, who is implicated in the allegations. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Announcement 01:05 Seriousness of the Allegations 03:16 Consequences and Implications 10:02 Potential Overturning of the Settlement 12:21 Exploring Public Opinions of Judge Zoli Duncan 15:13 Turning the Statement Over to Authorities 18:56 Conclusion and Next Steps To hear every episode and see all proof and evidence, follow us on Social Media Linktree below We Are Not Afraid Linktree

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In this episode, host David McClam discusses a sworn statement alleging that Anthony Christopher stole LaDonna Humphrey's cell phone and paid off the judge in his $3.5 million settlement case. McClam emphasizes that these are serious allegations and that the statement has been vetted. He plans to turn the statement over to the authorities. McClam also explores public opinions of Judge Xollie Duncan, who is implicated in the allegations. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Announcement 01:...

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