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mukailov_kik_18
mukailov_ Kicker🧢 :
Испортил человеку жизнь теперь понимаю что не простит
2026-02-15 16:05:02
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kwilkiss
♡ :
простили но не вернулись😭💔
2026-09-06 17:12:27
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aalinuasha
тгк: bubualal :
Она уже не будет ошибкой, если знать заранее
2025-01-30 21:55:31
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karmy_soul
𝓚𝓐𝓡𝓜𝓔𝓝 :
Можно исправиться 🥹
2026-03-05 18:56:45
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winsayo_o
Winsyyy :
Не знаю, почему я думал, что раз сделав одну ошибку, не буду больше ее делать, не прилагая никаких усилий, а стоило всего лишь подумать головой, как же я легкомысленно к этому относился
2025-08-16 22:56:52
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masha12150
masifa🪽 :
Репостниье за меня
2025-04-24 19:25:45
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lilit..8
wirweks :
какая жиза,щас вообще закончили общение из за этого
2025-07-04 00:05:27
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serikzha1uly.m
М E D E T :
даа
2025-01-13 10:23:11
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pion6365
freak :
Чеекааййтеее мой профиль
2025-02-26 15:49:15
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anii999ly
Nasten’ka🖤 :
@🏂Scholk🎿
2025-05-19 04:55:24
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aziato4ka11
Алиночка :
Мальчики, оцените мою внешку? 🥺
2024-12-15 10:17:59
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nrslm02
nrslm :
@HZ
2025-02-12 19:02:13
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ramzaa_goi
ramzaa :
трек ?
2025-01-20 20:03:06
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moonstealer24
letmefeeeeltherain :
не ну намеренно делать, зная что это ошибка - вряд-ли настолько ужасно да?)
2025-01-20 22:04:32
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dracula_903
𝐌𝐚𝐆𝐦𝐔𝐬𝐓 :
@Maks_sus🫀 простишь?
2025-06-10 20:08:25
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wiszxce1
🐈‍⬛ :
самое ужасное когда осознаешь свою ошибку,после того как уже сделал ее.
2026-02-19 14:18:17
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menli.o
𝓜 :
не о чём не когда не сожалей
2025-03-05 01:24:13
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Federal prosecutors have unsealed a sweeping indictment linking organized crime figures to an NBA gambling scandal that has rocked both the sports world and law enforcement. According to the FBI, the investigation uncovered a sophisticated network of illegal betting, extortion, and money laundering that stretched from New York's traditional mafia strongholds to digital betting platforms. The scheme allegedly involved members and associates of four notorious crime families — the Bonanno, Gambino, Genovese, and Lucchese families — who prosecutors say used their underworld ties to manipulate betting outcomes and profit from insider information connected to professional basketball. Among those charged are Bonanno family acting consigliere Ernest Aiello, Gambino family associates Louis Apicella, Ammar Awawdeh, John Gallo, and Nicholas Minucci, along with Gambino soldiers Angelo Ruggiero Jr. and Lee Fama. Also indicted are Genovese family soldier Matthew Daddino and associate Tommy Gelardo, Bonanno soldier Julius Ziliani, Gambino capo Joseph Lanni — who is already awaiting sentencing in a separate racketeering case — and Lucchese family associate Seth Trustman. Prosecutors allege these men acted as key operatives in the underground operation, which not only handled illegal sports bets but also fixed high-stakes poker games used to attract wealthy targets tied to the NBA circuit. Each family reportedly played a specialized role, from coordinating wagers to enforcing debt payments through intimidation. Authorities claim the mob's influence extended far beyond traditional street operations, adapting to modern-day technology to move money through encrypted messaging apps, cryptocurrency wallets, and offshore accounts. The indictment paints a picture of an old-world criminal empire evolving within the digital gambling era — one where mob hierarchy still commands respect, but algorithms and odds have replaced backroom bookies. As the FBI continues its probe, officials warn that more arrests could follow, signaling that the line between organized crime and professional sports remains dangerously blurred. The scandal, already being called
Federal prosecutors have unsealed a sweeping indictment linking organized crime figures to an NBA gambling scandal that has rocked both the sports world and law enforcement. According to the FBI, the investigation uncovered a sophisticated network of illegal betting, extortion, and money laundering that stretched from New York's traditional mafia strongholds to digital betting platforms. The scheme allegedly involved members and associates of four notorious crime families — the Bonanno, Gambino, Genovese, and Lucchese families — who prosecutors say used their underworld ties to manipulate betting outcomes and profit from insider information connected to professional basketball. Among those charged are Bonanno family acting consigliere Ernest Aiello, Gambino family associates Louis Apicella, Ammar Awawdeh, John Gallo, and Nicholas Minucci, along with Gambino soldiers Angelo Ruggiero Jr. and Lee Fama. Also indicted are Genovese family soldier Matthew Daddino and associate Tommy Gelardo, Bonanno soldier Julius Ziliani, Gambino capo Joseph Lanni — who is already awaiting sentencing in a separate racketeering case — and Lucchese family associate Seth Trustman. Prosecutors allege these men acted as key operatives in the underground operation, which not only handled illegal sports bets but also fixed high-stakes poker games used to attract wealthy targets tied to the NBA circuit. Each family reportedly played a specialized role, from coordinating wagers to enforcing debt payments through intimidation. Authorities claim the mob's influence extended far beyond traditional street operations, adapting to modern-day technology to move money through encrypted messaging apps, cryptocurrency wallets, and offshore accounts. The indictment paints a picture of an old-world criminal empire evolving within the digital gambling era — one where mob hierarchy still commands respect, but algorithms and odds have replaced backroom bookies. As the FBI continues its probe, officials warn that more arrests could follow, signaling that the line between organized crime and professional sports remains dangerously blurred. The scandal, already being called "The NBA Mob Affair," #fyp #crime #indictment #NBA #mob

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