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A replica Liberty Bell, valued at approximately $20,000, has been recovered. The bell was stolen from Evergreen Washelli Cemetery. A resident discovered the bell hidden under a tarp and reported the find to authorities.

“The Jake and Spike Show” on 成人X站 Newsradio was fascinated by the crime. “How do you transport and hide a massive replica Liberty Bell?” co-host Jake Skorheim asked.

Co-host Spike O’Neill didn’t even know one existed, but was impressed by its value. “[It was] evaluated at almost like $20,000 in its artistic form. Now, if that’s like three grand worth of bronze, yeah, that’s not a bad haul for people who rip cables out of street lights or guard rails for scrap.”

One person who knows just about everything about Liberty Bell replicas? Tom Campbell, and he told “The Jake and Spike Show” on 成人X站 Newsradio that he actually got a tip on the stolen replica.

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Tracking down the replica Liberty Bell

Liberty Bell replicas are scattered around the country and one man has made it a hobby to track them. Campbell runs a website called .

Campbell told Jake and Spike he actually got a tip about the stolen replica.

“I track Liberty bells around the world. It’s an odd hobby that came to be in some strange ways, but the result of it, the magic of the internet, is that I tend to be kind of the go-to place if someone spots a Liberty Bell out and about,” Campbell explained. “Or, as was the case, Saturday morning, someone found a trailer with some garbage and a bell outside of their house, and just happened to leave a comment on the website that said, ‘Hey, you know any missing Liberty bells?'”

“What are the odds?” Jake exclaimed.

Police were called, and ultimately, the bell was returned.

Listen to the full discussion on “The Jake and Spike Show” on 成人X站 Newsradio.

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