Tom & Curley: Mistaken identity story out of Edmonds has an added twist
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KIRO Radio’s Tom Tangney and John Curley discussed the case of mistaken identity from a viral video out of Edmonds that led to death threats, but there’s another part of the story.
“So there’s a guy who’s at a bar and he videotapes a customer confronting him. According to the man videotaping, this guy is accusing him of not paying for his drinks,” Curley explains. “I think those are basically the facts as told.”
“This man that has the video … I think he has some people who follow him. He basically says find out who this guy is,” he continued. “… So then the doxing process begins, and then at that point it becomes a hunt to find the man. The people that do this sort of thing, they thought they found the guy.”
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