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| + | |intro =A criminal gang that assumes the forms, right down to DNA and fingerprints, of other individuals. | ||
| + | |history =April 26, 1967 - Disguised as famous celebrities, including Lyndon Johnson, Elizabeth Montgomery and Jimi Hendrix, the Doppel Gang committed a series of bank heists. In the course of one robbery, they fought the [[Silver Agent]]. | ||
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| + | Seven years later, defense lawyer [[Vince Oleck]] used that amd various other super-crime stories to establish reasonable doubt in the trial of a mob boss's guilty son. ("[[Knock Wood]]") | ||
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Revision as of 01:56, 21 September 2013
A criminal gang that assumes the forms, right down to DNA and fingerprints, of other individuals.
History
April 26, 1967 - Disguised as famous celebrities, including Lyndon Johnson, Elizabeth Montgomery and Jimi Hendrix, the Doppel Gang committed a series of bank heists. In the course of one robbery, they fought the Silver Agent.
Seven years later, defense lawyer Vince Oleck used that amd various other super-crime stories to establish reasonable doubt in the trial of a mob boss's guilty son. ("Knock Wood")
