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14yo Kid Is A Conservative Pundit
Did you hear about Jonathan Krohn? He is profiled in today’s New York Times.
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Rochelle Krich’s Son Elie Files A Civil Harassment Lawsuit Against Marc J. Ventimiglia
Case Type: Civil Harassment (General Jurisdiction) Case#: BS114689 CASE NAME: ELIE KRICH ET AL VS MARC J VENTIMIGLIA Attorneys: KOPEIKIN MARC J. – Attorney for PL/PET Date Filed: 05/05/2008 Ventimiglia is a location manager for TV and movies. He has … Continue reading
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Park La Brea Housing Complex Takes Out 24 Restraining Orders Against A ‘Jon Novian’
Each restraining order is a separate case number. There must be a great story here. Park La Brea brought all these restraining orders. What does a person have to do to get 24 people that angry? Nobody has ever brought … Continue reading
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