1985 Marshals facts
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In 1985 US Marshalls Service once sent "invitations" to the last known addresses of 5000 known fugitives saying they had won free tickets to a Redskins - Bengals game. When the "winners" arrived to pick up their tickets they were arrested by Deputy Marshals and DC Metropolitan Police officers.
In 1985 US Marshals busted 100 fugitives in one day by throwing a fake Redskins Super Bowl party
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In 1985 U.S. Marshals arrested 100 Fugitives using Washington Redskins Tickets as bait
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In 1985 U.S Marshalls caught 101 fugitive suspects that responded to a fake 'award' of free Redskins tickets and a chance at a trip to Superbowl XX. The 'award' was signed by I. Michael Detnaw (I. M. Wanted).
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In 1985 Police and federal marshals, one dressed like a chicken, arrested 100 fugitives by luring them to a Sunday brunch with promises of free tickets to the Washington Redskins-Cincinnati Bengals football game.
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In 1985 Police and federal marshals, one dressed like a chicken, arrested 100 fugitives by luring them to a Sunday brunch with promises of free tickets to the Washington Redskins-Cincinnati Bengals football game.
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A Texas grand jury ruled the 1961 death of Henry Marshall to be suicide, even though he had been shot five times with a bolt action rifle. The cause of death was later ordered changed in 1985 by a state judge.
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In 1985 a TV station picked 3K free ticket winners to watch Redskins and Bengals game. 119 showed up, the whole event was fake as the winners were fugitives baited by a US Marshals sting operation.
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In 1985 Police and federal marshals, one dressed like a chicken, arrested 100 fugitives by luring them to a Sunday brunch with promises of free tickets to the Washington Redskins-Cincinnati Bengals football game.
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In 1985 US Marshals orchestrated a massive sting operation in Washington D.C. netting over 100 felons at once by duping them into believing they won Redskins tickets, as well as a chance to go to the Super Bowl all expenses-paid.
