The Poisoned Ring - Tim "Doc" Anderson

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Tim "Doc" Anderson was the quintessential "good guy" in a bad business. A Golden Gloves champion with a degree in kinesiology, Tim was a disciplined athlete who never touched drugs or alcohol. But when he crossed paths with Rick "Elvis" Parker - a flamboyant, cocaine-fueled promoter - Tim was pulled into a world of fixed fights, shadow contracts, and a literal "toxic" betrayal. If anyone wants to help Tim with his case, they can reach out to Florida’s governor Ron DeSantis and request that Anderson’s case be heard before the Clemency Board at [email protected]. -- For early, ad free episodes and monthly exclusive bonus content, join our Patreon!

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