In 2003, Mark Gardiner wrote a once-in-a-lifetime story about a heroic motorcyclist at the Mont Blanc Tunnel fire. Revisiting the event on its 20th anniversary, he discovers the story was false
In the article, he mentions that the reason he discovered his story was false was that he was commissioned to write a feature for the New York Times for the fire's 20th anniversary. That article...
In the article, he mentions that the reason he discovered his story was false was that he was commissioned to write a feature for the New York Times for the fire's 20th anniversary. That article was published yesterday, if you'd like to read it: A Deadly Blaze in the Alps Made a Biker a Hero and Tunnels Safer for All
In the article, he mentions that the reason he discovered his story was false was that he was commissioned to write a feature for the New York Times for the fire's 20th anniversary. That article was published yesterday, if you'd like to read it: A Deadly Blaze in the Alps Made a Biker a Hero and Tunnels Safer for All