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Judge forced to resign after NewsNation interview about Kansas mom murder | Banfield
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5:54Now PlayingIn an exclusive interview with NewsNation, a friend of one of the suspects charged with the murder of the missing Kansas moms said he was shocked by the killings. Vincent Forbes, a local municipal court judge who says he’s a friend of suspect Tad Cullum, 43, expressed disbelief at the unfolding events. NewsNation national correspondent Brian Entin tells NewsNation's
Ashleigh Banfield that since speaking out, Forbes has now been forced to resign.
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