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Megan Stoner's responses to these allegations are addressed within this season.

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You, they can know me here down and know me well at all, at all, at all, at all, at all.

You think you know me, you don't know me well, at all, at all, at all, at all.

She wasn't really around politics much for the 2018 cycle.

After the 2016 cycle, she was very much sort of phased out, and nobody really saw her much in 2018.

That's Justin, whom we heard from in previous episodes this season.

He's a former political acquaintance of Stoners who has followed her crimes

and social media drama over the years. But she did have a very big social media presence

because that was the year of Me Too. And she was constantly tweeting about how she was a sexual

assault victim and how she had been assaulted by a very

powerful man in the state of Indiana. And she made that very clear. And she would often interact

with women on social media as like a sister survivor and made that a very big part of her personality.

That had already happened by the time I met her. But again, after Me Too sort of cycled out of the news, Megan very quickly kind of dropped that.

I did not know at the time who she was referring to.

Just knowing of her and knowing about her, I always suspected it was not true.

I couldn't imagine anyone would have done that to her

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