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100 1 $aBannister, Paul.
245 10 $aTabloid man & the baffling chair of death :$brevealed: shocking secrets of the scandal sheets /$cPaul Bannister.
246 3 $aTabloid man and the baffling chair of death
246 3 $aBaffling chair of death
246 3 $aRevealed : shocking secrets of the scandal sheets
260 $a[Charleston, S.C.] :$b[CreateSpace],$c[2011]
300 $a221 pages ;$c22 cm
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520 $aAnyone who sat in a murderer's old chair in an English public house would die, and soon, said the legend, and a series of sudden deaths was blamed on the cursed seat. Journalist Paul Bannister delved into the story of the Baffling Chair of Death, and became the National Enquirer's chief reporter of the paranormal. As 'Tabloid Man, ' he covered more than spooks and psychics, however. Headline tales about celebrities like Oprah, O.J. and Obama also came from his notebook, and this frank memoir reveals just how the scandal sheets get their sensational stories, as well as revealing the secrets of classic tabloid tales, from getting Elvis' Last Picture to finding the world's tallest Christmas tree.
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650 0 $aScandals$zUnited States.
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