<p class="p1">In 1987 Chicago, two late-night television broadcasts are hijacked by a masked figure spouting nonsense and taunts through distorted audio. No demands. No explanation. And no trace of who did it. Despite FBI and FCC investigations, the identity of the hijacker remains a mystery. Was it a prank, a protest—or something more calculated?</p>

In 1987 Chicago, two late-night television broadcasts are hijacked by a masked figure spouting nonsense and taunts through distorted audio. No demands. No explanation. And no trace of who did it. Despite FBI and FCC investigations, the identity of the hijacker remains a mystery. Was it a prank, a protest—or something more calculated?

<p>In 1987 Chicago, two late-night television broadcasts are hijacked by a masked figure spouting nonsense and taunts through distorted audio. No demands. No explanation. And no trace of who did it. Despite FBI and FCC investigations, the identity of the hijacker remains a mystery. Was it a prank, a protest—or something more calculated?</p>

The Max Headroom Incident

True Stories? The Podcast of Plausible Doubt dives into compelling narratives that challenge the boundary between reality and perception. Each episode explores extraordinary accounts of people, places, and phenomena, prompting listeners to question what they believe. With meticulous research and thoughtful analysis, this podcast embraces uncertainty and invites curiosity. Are these stories true, exaggerated, or somewhere in between? Join us on an engaging journey where skepticism meets storytelling, and discover how doubt can be the gateway to deeper understanding.

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The Max Headroom Incident

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