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Anthony Drug Monologue
Katarina's (aka Cat) parents, Victoria and Anthony (aka Tony) smokes marijuana in the home. Anthony sells marijuana out of the home. Anthony moved a black man in the house to teach him how to distributed drugs. The man goes by the name Cash. People are in and out of the home. It is believed that meth is being used as well. It is unknown if Katarina has access to the drugs. Victoria screen shot Anthony's sister Callie a message that stated that: "Mission abrupt, too high too high, I think the bathtub is running in the titanic. I know for certain the TV voices. I think it a sound of a chicken. It looks and sounds like Homer Simpson making clucking noises. OMG, Callie, me (Victoria ) and Tony smokes a bowl (unknown). Tony is super high and man.
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