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Wednesday, August 16th, 2023. I'm John Saw C.A. If you remember the movie The Blind Side,

you're about to find out that this story is not over yet. It turns out actually that now,

former NFL player Michael Orr is suing the family who took him in during high school.

He thought he was adopted. Technically, he was not. He was actually in a conservatorship.

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You have it in you right now. So it's going to be up to you. So that's what I do every day,

every problem that come about. It's in there after a lawsuit against the family that took him in.

Mr. Orr believes the Tui family may have exploited his story, which went on to be a smash hit

of the box office. So far, not much from the Tui's. This is their lawyer, Randy Fishman.

This lawsuit, this petition was built around an alleged fact that Mr. Orr did not know

that he was not the adoptive son of the Tui's. But rather, there was a conservatorship. He

alleges he just found that out in February of 2023. Fact of the matter is he wrote a book in 2011.

And in 2011, he acknowledged in that book on three separate occasions in that book that he

was that there was in fact a conservatorship. So why did this otherwise happy and inspirational

story take such an ugly turn years later? The blind side was a 2009 film released by Warner Brothers

did super well. Critically, it claimed Bullock wins in Oscar, right? We're talking about it today

with Jerry Willis Fox Business Network anchor and personal finance reporter 2009 this family

down in the South. They try to save this young man. They find who they think is a marvelous football

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