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I TYPED IN MY NAME AND THE RESULTS HAD ME SPEECHLESS

9:06am Friday, January 3, 2020



as told to Ed S. - sponsored by Truthfinder

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My "friend" had gone to jail. TruthFinder had every single detail on the case,
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From now on, I'm looking up everybody — no matter how normal they seem. Luckily
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for the consequences if you find something you don't want to see. To get started
with your search, click here.

NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR

I have to warn you before you start your search, the information you find may be
overwhelming and has the potential of changing your view of the search subject
forever. Keep this in mind when completing your search.

- Ed S.


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