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Bernard says Marlon has falsely accused him of child molestation in order to win his affection; Donald admits to touching his girlfriend's daughter sexually, but he says it was an accident.
Bernard says Marlon has falsely accused him of child molestation in order to win his affection; Donald admits to touching his girlfriend's daughter sexually, but he says it was an accident.
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