Did This Pop Star Take Down NYC’s MOST Corrupt?! I Underreported Stories
September 27, 2024
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as posted by the channelWelcome back to Underreported Stories! The DAY before Mayor Eric Adams was indicted with bribery conspriacy, the New York Post uncovered a wild subplot — that pop star Sabrina Carpenter’s racy music video may have helped take down NYC’s most corrupt.
Father Jamie Gigantiello approved Sabrina Carpenter’s use of a prominent Brooklyn church that resulted in Father Jamie’s dismissal. It appears that the investigation into Father Jamie’s approval of the music video, resulted in further investigations that led the feds to probe alleged corruption between Father Jamie and a top Adams staffer!
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Sabrina Carpenter: 1:02
Other Investigations: 4:18
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