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   According to USA Today, "a Virginia court ordered Brawley's   
   employer, The Laurels of Bon Air nursing home in Richmond, to   
   garnish her wages. ... She's currently paying Pagones $627 each   
   month." Pagones petitioned for such an order after the New York   
   Post reported that Brawley is now employed as a nurse in   
   Virginia.   
      
   "It's a long time coming," Pagones tells the Post, which adds   
   that the former prosecutor is "more interested in extracting a   
   confession from Brawley than cash."   
      
   "Every week, she'll think of me," he also told the Post. "And   
   every week, she can think about how she has a way out — she can   
   simply tell the truth."   
      
   Sharpton talked with NPR about the Brawley case earlier this   
   year:   
      
   Over the years, critics, politicians and news media have   
   demanded that Sharpton apologize for his role and publicly   
   condemn Brawley. But Sharpton has refused, perpetuating the ill   
   will that many still hold for him.   
      
   "What do I have to apologize for? I believed her," Sharpton   
   says. He says he regrets having resorted to "name-calling"   
   against Pagones and that the case taught him to refrain from   
   personal attacks in his activism. But he doesn't regret having   
   stood for Brawley, he says.   
      
   Two lying niggers tried to ruin a lawman's life.   
      
   They didn't get away with it.   
        
      
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