publication date: Wednesday, April 6, 2005 (part of Round XXV)

category: Terrorism

clue: This granddaughter became the world's most famous case of Stockholm syndrome.

explanation: Hearst was the granddaughter of newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst. Victims of "Stockholm syndrome" are kidnappers who sympathize with their captors; when kidnapped by a terrorist organization in 1974, Hearst became their willing accomplice. more…

solved by: Russ Wilhelm, Steve West, Denise Sawicki, Matthew Preston, Steve Dunn, Amy Austin, Mike Eberhart, Aaron Shurtleff, David Mitzman, Elliot Farney, Jerry Mathis, Scott Horowitz, Megan Baxter, Aaron Fischer, Chris McKinnon, Mihai Rusu, Michael Paul Cote, E. M., Wendy Hampson, Christine Marie Doiron, Anna Gregoline, Nadine Russell, Kelly Stokes, Lori S., Scott Smart, Mike Miller, and Steve Palmero

player landmarks: This was the last goo solved by Steve Palmero.


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