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An essay that won a six-year-old girl tickets to a Hannah Montana concert is exposed as a fake.

A 6-year-old Texas girl won’t be getting free Hannah Montana concert tickets after it was learned she submitted a made-up story about her father dying in Iraq. Club Libby Lu sponsored the Hannah Montana Rock Your Holidays Essay Contest with a grand prize …

A six-year-old Texas girl who won four tickets to a Hannah Montana concert with an essay falsely claiming her father died in Iraq isn’t going to the show after all.

A 6-year-old girl who won four tickets to a Hannah Montana concert with an essay that falsely claimed her father died in Iraq won’t be going to the show after all. The contest’s sponsor, Club Libby Lu, withdrew the prize on Saturday and awarded it to another unnamed winner.

GARLAND, Texas—An essay that won a 6-year-old girl four tickets to a Hannah Montana concert began with the powerful line: “My daddy died this year in Iraq.”

GARLAND, Texas — An essay that won a 6-year-old girl four tickets to a Hannah Montana concert began with the powerful line: “My daddy died this year in Iraq.”

A 6-year old girl won tickets to a sold-out Hannah Montana concert by writing an essay about her father who died in Iraq on April 17th… problem is, he didn’t.

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