![]() ![]() Several weeks ago, Rick and I had the luxury of meeting and speaking with several engineers and technicians who were actively working for WBBM, WTTW, WGN, and other companies in the Chicago broadcasting community at the time. My own efforts were met with some limited success, but Rick's efforts have turned out to be vital. But anyway, in the meantime, I occasionally revisited the idea of examining the video/audio end of things in more detail, while Rick continued to interview folks connected with the local radio/television broadcast industry in Chicago at that time. My original theory was incorrect.Īfter the publication of the Motherboard/Vice Magazine article which talked about the incident, Rick Klein (Curator of the Museum of Classic Chicago Television / ) and I agreed to stay in touch each other We've become friends in the process, too, which is kinda cool. ![]() J and K have been excluded as suspects in the Max Headroom incident. Well, we've now tied up our loose ends on that front, and can now share what we know. one that we might have the ability to talk about in the days and weeks ahead. Some of you who've been following the case might recall that recently, that we had hinted there had been a new development in the case. ![]() I suppose I should just get right to the meat of it. ![]()
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