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Hello, everybody, and welcome back to Truth and Justice. This is your Friday

follow-up episode for actually the last three episodes that you've heard. So in

episode number 17, we broke down and analyzed the testimony and report of

Chelestina Rossi, the Montgomery County Sheriff's Department Blood Spatter

analyst expert. Then in that week's Friday follow-up because I was gone, we

heard some interviews you hadn't heard before. We heard from Marissa, Monica,

Mrs. Esman from across the street, and Gerson Kampos from the night that Jim and

Sandy were found in their home. And then this week we had the Jim's legacy

episode, an episode number 18, where we heard from some friends of Jim and

Sandy's and one member of their kingdom hall that was not friends with them. So

we have a lot of stuff to cover, Mike's kind of gone through and tried to sort

out the relevant questions that were out of it because we had a lot of

questions, the ones that are going to be the most important for this

episode. So with all that being said, let's go and get started. All right.

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