‘Page Six’ Takes War With MSNBC to Next Level
The ‘Post’ gossip column is fighting a monster only they can see.
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The ‘Post’ gossip column is fighting a monster only they can see.
Relation to Montauk monster was abused by area children before mysteriously disappearing.
It's Kitty Genovese all over again! Sort of.
Or are they in denial? Because their explanations, Intel finds, do not match what can be seen with the human eye.
Yesterday, a photo emerged of a bloated, leathery animal corpse — only it was like no animal anyone had seen before.
Which one of Guillermo del Toro's wild menagerie will catch the public's fancy?
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