'Britney dead' hoax causes panic

Two American DJs caused panic when they falsely reported that Britney Spears and boyfriend Justin Timberlake had been killed in a Los Angeles car crash.

'Britney dead' hoax causes panic
Wed, 13 Jun, 2001 - 17:36

Two American DJs caused panic when they falsely reported that Britney Spears and boyfriend Justin Timberlake had been killed in a Los Angeles car crash.

Kramer & Twitch broadcast the news on Dallas rock station KEGL-FM.

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