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Shaniece says when she moved in with Quinton, he told her he owned the home, but the truth was it was his mother's house, and Quinton didn't tell her his mother would be living with them.
Shaniece says when she moved in with Quinton, he told her he owned the home, but the truth was it was his mother's house, and Quinton didn't tell her his mother would be living with them.
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