Brandon Tatum
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303 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 6 Sep
Brandon Tatum’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Don Lemon Show · Nolan Wells, Daniel Erving & Tyler Smith: Were They Murdered? · 30 Jul 2026
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It is the human thing to do.
And the last thing I'll say, because I don't want to take up too much time.
I want everybody to get in.
We're going off of the history, the reality, and what we can see with our two eyes.
I don't know if this is something so common for a lot of people, but if something don't seem right, a lot of the times it's usually not right.
Andy said, I'm not it.
from my understanding all but i believe one took a polygraph and from what was told to me that they all passed and all of the ones that took a polygraph took one without a lawyer and so and they cooperated with law enforcement so from my understanding everybody took one understand did they tell you they took a poly and passed they yes ma'am they told me that they did it i wasn't there so that's what i'm saying from my understanding they told me that
uh all the boys except one which is warren i believe took a polygraph test all of them did not have lawyers and did it and cooperated with police warren also cooperated police i just believe he didn't take a lie detector test but warren is the young man that i interviewed so according to what they told me they all took a lie detector test and passed and it's an equivalent of a lie detector test it's not a traditional lie detector test but it's the same um theology of trying to get to if a person is lying
I don't know the name of it.
It's equivalent of a lot of technical tests.
It's a different methodology.
Yeah, I don't believe it was a polygraph test.
I believe they took other stressors in order to analyze if the people were telling the truth or not.
Well, yeah, I think it could be semantics because they took a test to analyze whether or not they were being truthful in their statements and that certified test, they passed it.
It just wasn't considered a traditional autograph.
I think it's a more advanced way of doing it.
It's not what you do, it's how you do it and how you present yourself.
From my understanding, all but, I believe, one took a polygraph.
And from what was told to me that they all passed.
And all of the ones that took a polygraph took one without a lawyer.
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