Talk:Joe Modise
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Spoilers gang
editThis article alleges that "Modise was never a member of the Alexandra Township gang, the Spoilers", but provides no evidence for this. The source linked says nothing about Modise's involvement in a gang, one way or another, which seems like something important to mention given that is a big part of him perceived by the public, and it would be a significant detail in his biography. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable than myself can sort this out, though I may try later on.