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3 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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In this segment of the Karamo Show, the host (Speaker A) questions a guest (Speaker B) about a disturbing incident in which her alleged father (Speaker C) reportedly asked her to engage in a threesome while they were both intoxicated. Speaker B recounts feeling uncomfortable, being unable to go through with it, and having limited memory of the event due to drug and alcohol use. The host expresses empathy and probes the relationship, asking whether Speaker B believes the man is her father. Speaker C confirms he is the biological father and admits he asked his daughter for a threesome, describing the situation as occurring while they were drunk and high, and noting that they never actually followed through. The conversation highlights themes of alleged sexual misconduct, the impact of substance use on consent and memory, and the emotional response of the host.

What was the inappropriate question that your alleged father asked you?
Well, I was around 20, my late 20s. He asked me to have a threesome with him and a woman.
Oh my gosh.
That he was messing with. We was on drugs at the time and a little intoxicated, but I went through with it, but I felt uncomfortable and I just gave up. I couldn't do it, you know? And that's about all I remember from that.
Oh my gosh. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. I understand that drugs and things were at play, but that must have been the hardest moment even after you gotten sober to deal with.
Yeah.
Do you believe that you're her father?
Yes. Not 50%, 100%. You're 100% sure?
So if you're 100% sure, why did you ask your daughter for a threesome?
I asked my daughter for a threesome.
A little while back when we was in the trailer and we was intoxicated at it. We was high drunk.
Back then we was getting drunk and getting high, everything.
It was like we started out, but we never went through with it.
It's something I don't know.
You don't remember? I don't remember that. Okay.