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Terrell Farnsworth told Owens the September 10th event was streamed live to 'the ops back in Phoenix.' But not a single current or former TPUSA employee can say where those ops actually were. The wireless mic must have captured something — so where did that footage go, and who was watching?
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Terrell Farnsworth told Owens the September 10th event was being live-streamed to 'the ops back in Phoenix,' but no one at TPUSA knows where those ops were actually located.
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