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28 years of searching #KaramoShow

7 Aug 2025 · 0 min

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In this brief excerpt from the Karamo Show, Speaker A recounts the tragic murder of his 17‑year‑old son, Devonte, expressing deep sorrow and regret for not being present in his life. He reflects on his past relationship with Devonte’s mother, wishing she had informed him of the pregnancy so he could have been involved. Speaker B probes the nature of that relationship and asks whether Speaker A believes he is Devonte’s biological father. The exchange culminates in an affirmation of paternity, highlighting a long‑standing search for answers and identity that has spanned 28 years.

Who says? Devonte. My son, he was murdered. He was 17, he got killed. It really hurt me a lot. If I know that you were my son, I'd have been there for you from day one.
Do you remember what your relationship was like with his mother? Do you remember?
Yeah, me and his mama, we had a good time.
We had a good relationship. Yeah.
But I wish she had told me at the time that she was pregnant. That way I could have been there.
Yeah.
Do you think you're his dad? Yes.
28 years you have waited for answers. 28 years you have searched. And 28 years you've had to figure out how to deal with your own emotions and figure out where to place them so that way you could still thrive and provide for yourself and for your family. This is your truth to open, not mine. Says Devonte, Corey is your biological father.