#680 | Some Tragedies Are So Terrible That No Answer Can Make Them Right! | The Political Spotlight
June 10, 2026
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as posted by the channelHost Kristopher H. Bilbrey is just a man... like any other, trying to live the best life he can. He, like many others, wants answers to the questions that arise! Sometimes those answers come easily; sometimes they come hard... and sometimes, they don't come at all!
The questions surrounding the tragic events that occurred in Selma, Indiana, on Thursday, August 14, 2025, will likely never be answered in a way that will make everyone happy...
But then again, how could any answer make this make sense!?
Bilbrey reads the Special Prosecutor's Report to the court in episode 681. If listeners are interested in more on this story, please click the following link to episode 681. . .
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