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2:18:00Now PlayingA special weekend live show of TB Investigates with TB (Aidan Kearney) and co-host, Bret Killoran to discuss the tragic death of 16 year-old Mikayla Miller.
Mikayla Miller's ex-girlfriend was doxxed by Monica Cannon-Grant and blamed for murdering the troubled teen. But emails from her ex-gf to Mikayla's guidance counselor show that she was warning the adults in her life that Mikayla was having a mental health breakdown, had tried to kill herself on Facetime, and had no one to turn to because her mother was always in Chicago visiting her boyfriend. Her mother also lost custody of Mikayla last year after punching her in face and giving her a black eye. This girl was screaming out for help and the only person who was there for her was her ex-girlfriend, who is now being blamed for killing her. And instead of doing something to help prevent another tragedy like this BLM and elected officials are pretending that she was murdered so they can profit. Worst of all is that the Hopkinton Police, DA's Office, and Hopkinton High School are all WELL AWARE of this, and have seen the emails and text messages, but chose to remain silent and let this CHILD get blamed for murdering Mikayla. This is pure evil. No other words for it.
We will be discussing all this on the show tonight and
the mother of Mikayla Miller’s ex-girlfriend will be sitting down to discuss what her family has been through as a result of the lies being made about her daughter.
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Emails Show Mikayla Miller’s Guidance Counselor Ignored Warnings About Teen’s Mental Health Crisis And Drug Abuse, Face-time Video Of Previous Suicide Attempt, Child Abuse By Mother
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