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Proctor’s formal denial, LISK takes responsibility, Tully "retires," and what Logan Clegg did
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1:49:39Now PlayingJoin Mel and Rebecca as they break down ALL the news in Karen Read adjacent world PLUS Rebecca breaks down a famous New Hampshire case, where Logan Clegg unalived the Reids.
A lot of stuff happened this week in the civil cases, including Michael Proctor's formal denial of allegations, the release of the Fanning IA interview about the boys in blue showing up at Proctor's house directly after he testified in front of the Federal Grand Jury, laborious status hearings, AND Brian Tully officially "retires."
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