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'The old Anthony Weiner excuse’: Not everybody's buying Marilyn Mosby's claim of a Twitter hacking

Marilyn Mosby is claiming her Twitter account was hacked:

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Via the Daily Caller:

The office of Baltimore City state’s attorney Marilyn Mosby is claiming that her personal Twitter account was hacked and that she did not “favorite” a racially-charged tweet and another one calling the six Baltimore cops charged in the Freddie Gray case “thugs.”

If it was a hack, the hacker sure kept his or her activity limited:

It seems like a strange thing for a hacker to do, doesn’t it?

https://twitter.com/JoePrich/status/603922467879399424

https://twitter.com/themalacast/status/603956277400711168

Maybe Judge Judy could settle this!

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