This is True
bullet  Weird News Video #40 -- Hide in Plain Sight

Episode #40: Hide in Plain Sight from True's 8 March 2009 issue.

Previous Episode: In the Line of Doody

Next Episode: Hide in Plain Sight

A Menu of all Our Videos is here.

New to True? Our (plain text) newsletter brings several bizarre-but-true stories right to your inbox every week. You can use the form next to this paragraph to subscribe for free.

Under the Video window (below) you'll find a subscribe form that just lets you know when a new video has been posted. You can also comment on this video below.


Get Notified of New This is True Videos

Get an automated e-mail to let you know when a new This is True video is posted on this site. Sign up here (free, of course):
Your First Name:
Email Address:

You can also Subscribe via iTunes. For non-iTunes subscriptions by RSS, use this link.

I also post links to new videos (and blog entries, and other items of interest) on Twitter.

Most Recent Comments

Posted by Dan from Detroit on March 20, 2009:

I hope the hitman is going up the river, or at least that he is not a subscriber to This is True! He may have a response to the video...

Posted by rewinn, Mercer Island on March 21, 2009:

"...They're all the sort of twists and turns that no one would believe in a fictional movie..."

Fiction has to make sense.

Reality is under no such constraint ;-)

Posted by Allan, Rancho Cucamonga on March 26, 2009:

Whoops! The link you gave to the follow-up story might have worked on March 16, but now it's March 26 and that's a dead link.

---

Figures. I think it's so dumb when papers pull their archives offline. I'm working like crazy to get mine online, because they bring me both new readers and income! Gee: I wonder why newspapers are failing, and I'm doing OK? -rc

Post a Comment

Read this before posting a comment! Comments are of course the opinion of the poster. All comments must be approved by the site owner before they appear. Only interesting, pertinent comments that have to do with the entry will be approved, and all comments may be edited for brevity, flow, or grammar. Read the existing comments before posting your own to ensure you're not saying something that's already been covered.