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27 october 2026 в 06:28
A special TLC episode titled «Crazy Pooper» will focus on the mysterious story of a woman runner who, for several years, left her «marks» on the lawns of residents in a Colorado town. The two-hour show will premiere on November 19 at 8:00 PM Eastern Time.
In the program, viewers will learn details about the strange incident that caused discontent in the local community. Trailer participants claim that the «poop bandit» left her «gifts» on other people’s yards, and the police were unable to catch her. One participant states, «This situation literally caused a s*** storm».
The show will include archival news footage, testimonies from local residents, and interviews with former law enforcement officials. Journalist Sean Bittl notes that «every poop was a potential crime», - adding that it became a sort of «fecal #MeToo movement» in Colorado Springs.
The program will also feature new evidence and expert opinions, including a fecal specialist and a «victim of the crazy pooper». Despite the attention from national media and even an offer from Charmin for a year’s supply of toilet paper if the woman surrenders, her identity remains undisclosed, and she has not been arrested. Sergeant Jonathan Sharchetti previously stated that he had never encountered such behavior in his entire career.
In the program, viewers will learn details about the strange incident that caused discontent in the local community. Trailer participants claim that the «poop bandit» left her «gifts» on other people’s yards, and the police were unable to catch her. One participant states, «This situation literally caused a s*** storm».
The show will include archival news footage, testimonies from local residents, and interviews with former law enforcement officials. Journalist Sean Bittl notes that «every poop was a potential crime», - adding that it became a sort of «fecal #MeToo movement» in Colorado Springs.
The program will also feature new evidence and expert opinions, including a fecal specialist and a «victim of the crazy pooper». Despite the attention from national media and even an offer from Charmin for a year’s supply of toilet paper if the woman surrenders, her identity remains undisclosed, and she has not been arrested. Sergeant Jonathan Sharchetti previously stated that he had never encountered such behavior in his entire career.
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