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Deaqualine says she has caught her husband lying too many times and all of the red flags are hard to ignore: if he fails a polygraph test, she is filing for divorce.
Deaqualine says she has caught her husband lying too many times and all of the red flags are hard to ignore: if he fails a polygraph test, she is filing for divorce.
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S26, EP105 "Reality Check ... in Progress: Deaqualine Sankey vs. Jamaris Sankey"Deaqualine says she has caught her husband lying too many times and all of the red flags are hard to ignore: if he fails a polygraph test, she is filing for divorce.
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