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Way to GO Shem!!!!
Doesn't it seem odd that all of the complaints and law suits are going forward after Mr. Jeff's was sent of to prison? If Jeff's is sitting in prison, how can anyone claim their money that he owes them? I am sure that Mr. Jeff's has money and lots of valuable items, but is all of his money and valuable items enough to cover all of the lawsuits that are against Mr. Jeff's? The last time I looked, Warren Jeff's had many lawsuits against him. Hopefully Shem will be able to get justice and close that chapter in his life peacefully.
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