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11/04/25(Tue)03:34:06 No.128342541
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Anonymous 11/04/25(Tue)03:34:06 No.128342541 Archived
Did a Smiths fan really hold a Denver radio station hostage in 1987? There's even a movie inspired by this story called Shoplifters of the World, but I haven't been able to find any real articles confirming it. So did it actually happen, or is it just a made-up urban legend?
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Anonymous
11/04/25(Tue)03:43:00 No.128342591
Anonymous 11/04/25(Tue)03:43:00 No.128342591
I vaguely remember something about this.
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Do you need help searching the interwebs?
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Anonymous
11/04/25(Tue)10:29:55 No.128345486
Anonymous 11/04/25(Tue)10:29:55 No.128345486
https://www.westword.com/music/so-that-story-of-the-smiths-fan-who-held-a-station-here-hostage-in-the-80s-its-truewell-sort-of-5703537/
OP sucks dick at googling, must be a zoomer. I just looked up the movie and scrolled down to the references section on wikipedia. Consider this a failed IQ test, OP
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