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'''Thomas Shaw''' is a character from the [[Grand Theft Auto series]] who is mentioned on the [[Liberty Tree]] website. He is a Liberty Tree writer in 2001. | '''Thomas Shaw''' is a character from the [[Grand Theft Auto series]] who is mentioned on the [[Liberty Tree]] website. He is a Liberty Tree writer in 2001. Thomas Shaw is a Liberty Tree writer, who in March 2001 wrote an article about the license for the [[Red Light District]] coming up for renewal. He writes that [[Liberty City|Liberty Cities]] Red Light District is now "aging" and that it is losing out to competitors upstate and in foreign countries (Amsterdam, Netherlands; Bangkok, Thailand and Baghdad, Iraq). He also quotes Mayor [[Miles O’Donovan]] for his article. | ||
Thomas Shaw is a Liberty Tree writer, who in March 2001 wrote an article about the license for the [[Red Light District]] coming up for renewal. He writes that [[Liberty City|Liberty Cities]] Red Light District is now "aging" and that it is losing out to competitors upstate and in foreign countries (Amsterdam, Netherlands; Bangkok, Thailand and Baghdad, Iraq). He also quotes [[ | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
* [http://www.rockstargames.com/libertytree/mar2001/story6.html '''Red Light' Licenses up for Renewal article''] | * [http://www.rockstargames.com/libertytree/mar2001/story6.html '''Red Light' Licenses up for Renewal article''] | ||
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[[Category:Characters in GTA III|Shaw, Thomas]] | |||
Revision as of 01:13, 25 February 2008
Thomas Shaw is a character from the Grand Theft Auto series who is mentioned on the Liberty Tree website. He is a Liberty Tree writer in 2001. Thomas Shaw is a Liberty Tree writer, who in March 2001 wrote an article about the license for the Red Light District coming up for renewal. He writes that Liberty Cities Red Light District is now "aging" and that it is losing out to competitors upstate and in foreign countries (Amsterdam, Netherlands; Bangkok, Thailand and Baghdad, Iraq). He also quotes Mayor Miles O’Donovan for his article.