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Karl Malone’s ‘Pedophile’ Past Haunts Him After NBA Names Him Judge Of Dunk Contest

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The announcement that Karl Malone would judge the NBA dunk contest draws attention to the hoops legend's "pedophile" past. Fans sounded off on social media.

The post Karl Malone's 'Pedophile' Past Haunts Him After NBA Names Him Judge Of Dunk Contest appeared first on NewsOne.

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