@jessmachadoshow Yes, he sure did! And this was after Kim corrected the record. This is how you know he is intentionally targeting you. I saw it coming
@Goatboy991994 It's a tough one for sure. If you've never taken an SSRI, I encourage you to learn about them. I had night terrors when I took Zoloft. I can't imagine what it did to Lindsey to be given a mix of these powerful medications. This could've been avoided π
@DixieNormu95224@DoctorTurtleboy Having integrity as a journalist means reporting honestly & accurately without sensationalizing the story for profit. I wish Lucky well π
Lucky does not watch your show, so he never would have seen your apology. Even in this post, you admit that you assumed he was scared, intimidated and hiding something. You made those assumptions and then went on your show and said what you said about him before you knew the full story. You also say you rallied the community around Lucky. Maybe you rallied the FKR community around him, but it did nothing for the Canton community, which is still fractured to this day.
I also noticed that in this very long post, you never mentioned that you recorded Lucky or how you later found a way around that issue.
I would also like you to explain the conversation you had with Lucky the following day when he called you extremely upset.
Lucky had specifically asked you not to put his name into the story. When he confronted you, you told him that you had an obligation to get the story out.
But he believed you also had an obligation to respect the one thing he asked of you: keep his name out of it. You keep saying that you and Lucky stood together and paid the price together, but that is not how Lucky experienced it.
Lucky never watched your show. He never heard your apology. He was upset that you ignored his request and put his name out there anyway.
This is not about being enemies. It is about you continuing to tell the story from your perspective while leaving out the part that explains why Lucky was angry with you in the first place.