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INHOF< KILLED LOTS OF QUAPA< AND MANY POOR MISSOURIANS LIKE ME< I worked here and sandblasted watertowers and building (limestone) all over Kansas and Missouri and texas with this toxic sand, i will disclose the places soon. testing should be done their too. and see if those people are sick there at a higher rate than other towns.
I was given drugs by the Navy after that they continued to give me OPIOIDS for 26 years, at my Kansas City Veterans Hospital visn-15 trough 2 wives I was hurt by Mallinckrodt and ROXANNE they pumped our veterans' hospitals full of opioids,I predate this epedimic many of us veterans do. Now we just get ridiculed. I WAS HURT I NEED HELP TO RECOVER. I HAVE DOCUMENTED Evidence; And have filed my Pact act, no one knows what to do about us survivors. Born near where the Santa Fe Trail starts in the heartland of Little Dixie. I just get my ya ya's out here.

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  1. KCREINNovember 21, 2024 at 5:11 PM

    Truth this is me i been writing in here for years but never looked at what i wrote wow.

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