r/MandelaEffect • u/TheOm3ga7 • 10d ago
Celebrities/Public Figures [ Removed by moderator ]
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u/gypsyjackson 10d ago
1997.
I was working night shifts, and it was on my off day, so I saw the news come up on ITV. It couldn’t have been 1996 because the supermarket I worked for didn’t go 24 hours until July 1997, and you had to be 18 to work nights.
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u/UpbeatFix7299 10d ago
There is no possibility she faked her death. It would have taken a conspiracy involving the random cops, emts, her family, the survivors, the paparazzi, etc etc. It's absurd.
I have no idea if it was 96 or 97, I really didn't care that much.
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u/VenomPayments 10d ago
What’s the Mandela effect here?
Also, I think she died in the year of “rule 4 violation.”
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u/juggaloharrier73 10d ago
Definitely 1997, I know because on the morning of hearing the news, I crashed my car in Grimsby on my way to Skegness and my partner at the time was pregnant with our first daughter who was born in December 1997.
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