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Piers Morgan says his home is like Fort Knox after demise menace & hes searching trolls with Facebook to assist common individuals

Controversialist UK media persona Piers Morgan has offered he is operating with Facebook to hunt a person who sent him a "demise menace" online, claiming police have grew to become his home into "Fort Knox."
Controversialist UK media personality Piers Morgan has announced he's working with Facebook to hunt a person who sent him a "death threat" online, claiming police have turned his house into "Fort Knox."

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