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A family feud carries over into tribal politics. When one person's back was against the wall,

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and welcome to crime lines. Welcome to crime lines in the first episode of 2022. I want

to thank everyone for their positive feedback on the Q&A last week. I was worried that I

got a little too detailed, especially when it went over an hour long and thought people

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