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To: IC720 who wrote (9043)	4/6/2020 12:03:44 PM
From: Winfastorlose	1 Recommendation Recommended By the traveler Respond to of 26526

Actually Martin was in in prison for contempt of court. He was held there for years and told that if he did not confess to a crime, they would never let him out. For a long time, he resisted, but finally gave up and gave them a confession so he could get out of jail . I probably would have done the same thing. I do not know if Martin was guilty or not guilty, but that is how he became a felon.

To: IC720 who wrote (9043)	4/6/2020 12:35:38 PM
From: Kirk ©	2 Recommendations Recommended By IC720 rdkflorida2 Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26526

IF you wish to believe that, fine. Please don't post any more links to convicted felon Martin Armstrong's site on this board. Feel free to make your own board to promote his (IMHO) nonsense.