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Mother Of Secoriea Turner Urges Jackson To Stop Using Her Daughter's Name, Image In Campaign Ads
Jackson has used photos and news coverage of the event as part of his campaign rhetoric.

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Jackson has used photos and news coverage of the event as part of his campaign rhetoric.

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