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Sibling Support: Paul Reubens’ sister sister says the family has received a lot of support since his arrest last month at an adult movie theater in Florida. “It’s a difficult situation to see my brother (the creator of Pee-wee Herman) attacked like this,” Abby Rubenfeld said Thursday in a live interview on Nashville radio station WWTN-FM. “My brother has stated his innocence and I believe him. . . . He and my family and myself have received hundreds of letters of support, which we appreciate.”
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