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For seven years, Brinkle and her husband, Joel, 77, filed nuisance liens against their adversaries, including public officials such as Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger and State Attorney Norm Wolfinger.
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For seven years, Brinkle and her husband, Joel, 77, filed nuisance liens against their adversaries, including public officials such as Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger and State Attorney Norm Wolfinger.
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In a phone call from Sweetwater, Tenn., earlier this week, Brinkle said she has no plans to move back to Florida.
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In a phone call from Sweetwater, Tenn., earlier this week, Brinkle said she has no plans to move back to Florida.
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But now, Brinkle, 73, is found and free: She's in Tennessee, in and out of jail again and now not even wanted by Seminole prosecutors.
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But now, Brinkle, 73, is found and free: She's in Tennessee, in and out of jail again and now not even wanted by Seminole prosecutors.
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For seven years, Brinkle and her husband, Joel, 77, filed nuisance liens against their adversaries, including public officials such as Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger and State Attorney Norm Wolfinger.
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But now, Brinkle, 73, is found and free: She's in Tennessee, in and out of jail again and now not even wanted by Seminole prosecutors.
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In a phone call from Sweetwater, Tenn., earlier this week, Brinkle said she has no plans to move back to Florida.
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But now, Brinkle, 73, is found and free: She's in Tennessee, in and out of jail again and now not even wanted by Seminole prosecutors.
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