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Social media post about forgiving a public figure over past events
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Screenshot of a social media post in which the author says he has moved on and holds nothing wrong with forgiving a public figure.
DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9
EFTA00154784 George B. Tonks @GeorgeBTonks · 26m There is nothing wrong with me for forgiving Leslie Wexner. I have moved on from what happened over 40 years ago.
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