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Clark Fredericks is a survivor of childhood sexual abuse who murdered his abuser and advocates for victims.

A person, mother of a classmate bullying a girl.

American engineer and mathematician, father of information theory, whose work laid the foundation for digital communication.

Brazilian musician and singer, known for his work in the genre of axé music.

Claudia Pasos Ferreira, a philosopher, bioethicist, and clinical psychologist discussing infant consciousness.

Mexican politician and current president of Mexico.

Claudio Nevis Valente, suspect in the Brown University shooting and other crimes.

Owner of the Oklahoma City Thunder, involved in team decisions and awards.

American professional baseball pitcher, known for his career with the Los Angeles Dodgers and multiple awards including Cy Young and MVP.

Italian politician and former mayor of Benevento, known for his political career

American singer and songwriter, ex-partner of Brooke Schofield

Clint Smith, an author and speaker discussing American history, identity, and social issues.

Brazilian philosopher and professor known for his work in ethics and education.

Coach K, the nickname for Mike Krzyzewski, head coach of Duke Blue Devils.

A coalition of states led by New York, involved in legal actions against federal policies.

A dog mentioned as part of a humorous story.

Coco Dionicia Roman, a female associated with Big Rabbit and PBS, involved in criminal activities.

U.S. tennis player, second seed at the French Open, winner of the 2023 U.S. Open.

Cody, Debbie's dog, mentioned as sleeping beside her.

Suspect and murderer of Bobbie Ann McLeod, a 24-year-old man from Plymouth.

Weather Prediction Center meteorologist.

American comedian and television host, known for his late night show and political satire

English football player, currently at Portsmouth.

Golf player and media personality, known for his appearances and interviews.

Canadian professional ice hockey player, plays for the Montreal Canadiens, known for his goal-scoring.

Coleman Ruiz is a former Navy SEAL and military veteran with extensive experience in special operations.

Chief financial officer of Nvidia, involved in financial planning and reporting.

Colin, a person mentioned in context with Tom Hanks.

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary in New Orleans

Colin Campbell is the senior vice president of podcasting strategy.

Colin Savage, a professional involved in change management and leadership, with extensive international experience.

A researcher who developed a device to image the retina and map cone types in the eye.

U.S. District Judge Colleen Kohler-Catelli, a federal judge involved in legal ruling.

A researcher and professor at Princeton University specializing in aging research.

Mother of Morgan Nick, who has been searching for her daughter since 1995.

Colm Nelligan is an Irish individual mentioned as the father of a wrestler.

Person who is a fellow inmate and involved in drug trafficking and prison violence

Child of Madison Marshall and Zach Snow, seven months old.

U.S. congressional leaders involved in briefings about military strikes

A member of the United States House of Representatives, involved in legislative activities.

A member of the United States House of Representatives, involved in legislative activities.

A member of the United States House of Representatives, involved in legislative activities.

A member of the United States House of Representatives, involved in legislative activities.

A member of the United States House of Representatives, involved in legislative activities.

Connie Chung is an American journalist and news anchor.

American singer and actress, popular in the 1960s, known for her recordings and performances.

Egbert Rimkus's girlfriend and mother of Max, the family's son.

Canadian triathlete who inspired Spencer Matthews's Project 7 journey.

Conor McDavid, Canadian professional ice hockey player.

Spanish cupletista and singer known for her provocative performances and iconic persona in early 20th-century Spain.