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Witness admits lying about age on MySpace and claims a photo is theirs
The excerpt provides a minor inconsistency about a witness's MySpace age and a personal photo, but lacks any connection to high‑level officials, financial transactions, or substantive wrongdoing. It o Witness admits falsifying age on MySpace to meet platform rules. Witness claims a specific photo is theirs, despite uncertainty. No mention of any government, corporate, or foreign actors.
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The excerpt provides a minor inconsistency about a witness's MySpace age and a personal photo, but lacks any connection to high‑level officials, financial transactions, or substantive wrongdoing. It o Witness admits falsifying age on MySpace to meet platform rules. Witness claims a specific photo is theirs, despite uncertainty. No mention of any government, corporate, or foreign actors.
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