What Happened To Breaking News:

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January 23, 200917 yr

What happened to Breaking News:

Farang brutally murdered in tribal ritual Full story:

I got an email from Thai Visa saying Breaking News:

Farang brutally murdered in tribal ritual Full story:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Farang-Murde...75&start=75

Its not there what happened to it?

Was it a spoof?

If it was removed for some reason delete the topic and leave a notice that it has been deleted.

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Foggy Dew

January 23, 200917 yr

What happened to Breaking News:
Farang brutally murdered in tribal ritual Full story:

I got an email from Thai Visa saying Breaking News:

Farang brutally murdered in tribal ritual Full story:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Farang-Murde...75&start=75

Its not there what happened to it?

Was it a spoof?

If it was removed for some reason delete the topic and leave a notice that it has been deleted.

Regards

Foggy Dew

Most likely it was removed until some paper besides a tabloid like The Sun prints it.

They cannot be trusted.

January 23, 200917 yr

It was temporarily removed because of the appallingly bad behavior of some members.

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