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Author Tyler Gray on His Lou Pearlman Expose

By Jason Ferguson
Orlando Weekly | October 30, 2008
From Lou Pearlman's first failings as an unscrupulous blimp salesman through the investment schemes, modeling agencies, airlines and entertainment ventures, Gray details how this tubby, disingenuous kid from Queens used deception and deflection to live a life he truly did not deserve.
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