The Story That Wouldn't Die

Many in Runaway Bride's Town Feel Betrayed The hunt for Jennifer Wilbanks consumed this tight-knit town when she went missing four days before her
By John Amato — April 30, 2005

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Many in Runaway Bride's Town Feel Betrayed

The hunt for Jennifer Wilbanks consumed this tight-knit town when she went missing four days before her wedding. Still, despite a safe return welcomed by family and close friends, some residents of this Atlanta suburb feel betrayed by what turned out to be an elaborate hoax....read on

I know that 24/7 is embarrassed by their behaviour on the latest story they pimped to us, but instead of moving on to actual news they plan on keeping the cameras rolling. Oh, and Bill O'Reilly was wrong too.

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