It could be true.
If aliens, time travel, exorcism, and a mysterious paranormal hole in Washington state could exist, so could a lawsuit over the legacy of Art Bell, currently being heard in a Hudson County courtroom, the fantastically popular late night radio personality who trafficked in rumors, crank theories, and X Files notions that were catnip to some 15 million listeners (at the peak of his popularity) around the world.
Stranger things have happened!
Squaring off in court are two would-be heirs to the Bell legacy (he died in 2018). One is a Texas DJ named David Rubini. The other is a Hoboken resident and anti-face mask crusader Michael Marshalek, who was recently involved in a police standoff. Rubini is demanding master recordings of some of Bell s shows, which he claims that Marshalek improperly acquired, plus $5 million in damages.
It could be true.
If aliens, time travel, exorcism, and a mysterious paranormal hole in Washington state could exist, so could a lawsuit over the legacy of Art Bell, currently being heard in a Hudson County courtroom, the fantastically popular late night radio personality who trafficked in rumors, crank theories, and X Files notions that were catnip to some 15 million listeners (at the peak of his popularity) around the world.
Stranger things have happened!
Squaring off in court are two would-be heirs to the Bell legacy (he died in 2018). One is a Texas DJ named David Rubini. The other is a Hoboken resident and anti-face mask crusader Michael Marshalek, who was recently involved in a police standoff. Rubini is demanding master recordings of some of Bell s shows, which he claims that Marshalek improperly acquired, plus $5 million in damages.