POSTED BY Coley Ward ON 3:06 pm, November 24, 2009 - POSTED IN News reel
4 Responses to “The AJC’s David O’Brien confuses his Abreus”
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As a fellow journalist, I doubt he was kidding. We don’t prank our readership. Our editors don’t tend to look too fondly on that kind of stuff.
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BJ says:
It was a joke. Said so on his blog after it erupted with questions and comments. take time to research before making accusations.
Sarah Green 
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You do know that DOB was kidding, don’t you?