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An innocent Canadian wrongly served 18 months in prison after Wisconsin police misspelled his Skyrim-inspired internet username. Brandon Klayme from Halifax, Nova Scotia, was arrested in 2020 on ...

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An innocent man spent 18 months behind bars after police missed an underscore in a Skyrim-inspired username and identified the wrong person. Brandon Klayme, from Halifax, Canada, was convicted ...

One missing underscore in a Skyrim-themed username put an innocent Nova Scotia man in prison for 18 months. A 2018 child-luring investigation, which began in Madison, Wisconsin, and eventually ...