@ex.cop: Maddie Soto's Mom and Alleged Killer Talking To Deputies: 'She Never Made It' #part1 #police #viral #flypシ #foryou #copsoftiktok #jail #policeofficer #policeoftiktok #usa🇺🇸

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Beyond.The.Evidence :
Look how laser focused he is on her being on that phone , if the mom didn't know anything he wouldn't show all that concern while using her own phone
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As a loyal viewer of @Jake Barr who genuinely thinks he’s funny, I’m pretty disappointed that he used edited, AI-generated slop layered over a three-year-old video to “commentary” what I do. If you want to judge me for being fat, cool. That’s your choice. But don’t judge me for things I didn’t say and didn’t do. What keeps happening is people steal my content, chop it up, and manipulate it into rage bait. And here’s the wild part: I’m the one who can barely pay my bills some months because I refuse to manufacture outrage just to emotionally trigger strangers for clicks. My goal is the opposite. I want people to go do more with their life. Not “everything” (because none of us can do everything), but more. You can take the cruise. You can go to the theme park and ride rides. You can catch a show. You can walk around. You can try something new. And when you start seeing a bigger vision for your life, you’re usually not only mentally healthier, but depending on your situation, there’s a good chance you’ll end up physically healthier too. I don’t talk about that much because it’s not the purpose of this channel, but I’m proud that in the new year I’ll be 100 pounds down from my highest weight and 50 pounds down from where I was in that video. And I did that by refusing to give power to people who want to shame me, whether it’s for going to a theme park, going to a gym, or just existing in public. My life is my life. Not yours. You don’t get to control my emotions. You don’t get to control my circumstances. You don’t get to control my shame. I do. And I get to choose that every day I wake up.

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