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Lil Woody Gets Feisty Back on the Stand: ‘Y’all Keep Bothering Me’

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August 12, 2024

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Kenneth Copeland, also known as Lil Woody, took the stand to discuss with the judge whether or not he was going to testify during the trial. Copeland said “Y’all keep bothering me” when it comes to testifying. Copeland has previously testified in June 2024, where he decided to plead the fifth, but decided to continue testifying this morning nearly two months later.

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