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The program's origins | The program's origins are unknown, but it is said to havebegan in the 1960s, where the program was made infamous for its broadcast of the alert when the US surrendered to its enemy. | ||
In 2015, the station was hijacked | In 2015, the station was hijacked. It played clips of a driving vehicle that eventually got chased and made to crash by an unknown object. It then moves to an EAS where the county tells people not to go outside, look at mirrors, or look up. However, someone trying to hijack the program instead encourages the viewers to view it. | ||
Its last hijack is eventually telling people to look away and check out other receivers instead. | |||
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Revision as of 20:30, 10 August 2018
Local 58 is a TV station in Mason County, United States.
History
The program's origins are unknown, but it is said to havebegan in the 1960s, where the program was made infamous for its broadcast of the alert when the US surrendered to its enemy.
In 2015, the station was hijacked. It played clips of a driving vehicle that eventually got chased and made to crash by an unknown object. It then moves to an EAS where the county tells people not to go outside, look at mirrors, or look up. However, someone trying to hijack the program instead encourages the viewers to view it.
Its last hijack is eventually telling people to look away and check out other receivers instead.