Time for Your Semi-Regular Prison Break Update—With a Twist
Last month, Prison Break filmed for two days at the Hall of State in Fair Park. The only problem? Around the same time, 21 historically significant items went missing from the Dallas Historical Society, which is housed there. According to this Bloomberg.com article, among the missing goods are a pair of Mexican President Santa Anna’s spurs and one of his paperweights, an 1891 Todd Milling Co. stock certificate, and a pair of five-star collar insignia worn by Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz during surrender ceremonies aboard the USS Missouri in 1945 at Tokyo Bay.
The DHS is offering a $10,000 reward for the return of the items, and Fox is cooperating with police to determine if a crew member accidentally walked away with the pieces.
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If it were me, I would do a good cop/bad cop
scenario with the gaffer. Or the best boy. And they may have mistook the paperweights for a sandbag. Happens all the time.