Talk:Jim Brochu
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editI was originally just going to check sources and do minor updates, but upon looking into sourcing this guy, a lot of what is sourced to him has really shaky origins, or is just flat out unsourced, which somewhat leads me to believe that this article is heavily falsified.
I request someone who has more seniority here and knowledge to read through this. FILTHYVULTURES (talk) 15:44, 25 April 2024 (UTC)