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The Bruce Lehrmann interview I’m sure has us all thinking and talking. It is a case of he said, she said, One remark by Bruce that grabbed Pete’s attention was that when Brittany saw him shown the door maybe she had to come up with an acceptable excuse but then why was she found naked on the couch. Will we ever know the truth?

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