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In today's episode, I want to feature Becky's Faith and Fitness.

Becky's Faith and Fitness is actually my wife's fitness community on Facebook.

And after all these months of being sponsored by Shanti Fitness and so many of you have picked up Shanti workouts

and have emailed and tweeted me, telling me about how you're ready to make a change in your life

and hearing Shana in this program has motivated you to get started with one of his workouts.

Well, for any of you that like to work out or that are currently starting a workout program

or looking to start a workout program, I wanted to take this minute to recommend to you

to go on to Facebook and like Becky's page, Becky's Faith and Fitness.

There's no charge for doing this, it's free, it's just a large group of many people that are doing workouts.

Becky does challenge groups on there, she talks about nutrition, other users share their stories and tips.

It's a great way to stay accountable and stay motivated as you move forward with your fitness journey.

If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, go to Becky's Faith and Fitness on Facebook.

Hello everybody and welcome back to Truth and Justice.

I'm your host Bob Ruff and in today's episode, we're going to take some time to evaluate, analyze,

and to try to engage some critical thinking in regards to J. Wilds.

I've mentioned in the last couple of episodes that J is the most confusing part of this case.

Like I said, he's the anomaly.

We have piles and piles of evidence and witness statements and trial testimonies.

And then we have the backbone of the prosecution's case, J. Wilds testimony.

But the problem is, the J's testimony doesn't match most of the other evidence.

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