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The Storm Area 51 Facebook event is the subject of a new Netflix ‘Trainwreck’ documentary series. Here is the true story behind Storm Area 51.

Storm Area 51 may just be one of the most expensive jokes in American history. One late night in June 2019, Matty Roberts, a 20-year-old from Bakersville, Calif., created a Facebook event, which ...

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