[Gabz]

I still can't see WalMart issuing such a press release without proof it actually was someone from Edward's office that called. Also there is a 2004 date on the PRN page with the press release.

I saw3 that line in the article, but the line in the article about a WM spokeman declining to identify the caller just doen't sit right with me.


If WM did actually issue this release without proof, they have made a HUGE PR mistake and will have a huge mess on their hands.

[fjsva]

Bizarre, hilarious, brilliant regardless if its a hoax or true.

Do a google search on "BENTONVILLE, AR UNITED STATES 10/04/2004" you will find many Wal-mart press releases for different topics with that line in it. Not sure why, but that date does not seem to discount the press release.

It just seems to be a standard part of the press release logo:

[fjsva]

Bizarre, hilarious, brilliant regardless if its a hoax or true.

Do a google search on "BENTONVILLE, AR UNITED STATES 10/04/2004" you will find many Wal-mart press releases for different topics with that line in it. Not sure why, but that date does not seem to discount the press release.

It just seems to be a standard part of the press release logo: