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Username:
Angie
Date:
5/2/00
Time:
5:44:53 PM
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I must say I admire the humble Antonio “Free” Freeman. He is the dearest most
easygoing warm person you could ever meet. Your article was right when it marked him as
“a humble person and a homeboy”. He deserves all the good that is to come to
him. Keep up the good work Free and don’t change.
Username:
Jackie
Date:
7/22/03
Time:
2:46:13 PM
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I'm sorry to disappoint you, but "FREE" has changed. He once was one of the
sweetest people I knew. Funny how money and fame changes people.
Username:
Tonya Freeman
Date:
2/15/04
Time:
9:33:02 AM
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No one mentions that he grew up in an extremely abusive situation. His father would
beat his mother in front of his brother and sister. They would huddle together to feel
safe. They were raised in the projects. I am not hating, but I know these issues are
apparent in his life (and his brother's) today . The same torment that pushed him to the
top, is making him crumble. His brother abuses women just like his dad abused his mother.
I would not be surprised if Antonio doesn't do the same.
Username:
LaTonya Freeman
Date:
2/15/04
Time:
9:41:00 AM
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We were abused by our father and watched our father abuse our mother. We huddled together trying to stay safe. We grew up in the projects. Money can't erase this. Boys who watch their father beat on their mother grow up to be abusers and do not respect women. This is par for the course in this case. What took them to the top, has brought them to the bottom. Sad.
