​In a statement, Hailey Welch's team has now blamed Alex Larson Schultz, who goes by the name Doc Hollywood, who they said controlled all token decisions, fees, and treasury. During the crisis, Doc Hollywood's team vanished and refused to take any responsibility, the Hawk Tuah girl's team said in their latest statement.
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