Breaking News: NITV spoke to the man who claims to know the Don Dale guard behind the 'spithood' image

He claims to have taken the screenshot of the photo on Snapchat and stands by the allegation that they originated the offensive 'spithood' hashtag that went viral.

Source: The Point

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Published 9 August 2016 5:22pm

By Danny Teece-Johnson

Source: The Point

Breaking News: NITV spoke to the man who claims to know the Don Dale guard behind the 'spithood' image

He claims to have taken the screenshot of the photo on Snapchat and stands by the allegation that they originated the offensive 'spithood' hashtag that went viral.

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