"We screwed up big time": Haunted Hoochie issues apology after hosting Swastika Saturday

Haunted Hoochie's Swastika Saturday, hosted just hours after 11 people were killed and six others injured inside a Pittsburgh synagogue, created hurt and outrage in central Ohio.Saturday night, a man identified as Timmy told 10TV the event has been in existence for the last 28 years. He didn't offer an apology to a 10TV reporter who questioned him in person but said it's meant to be a “day of unity.”Late Sunday night, the business offered its apology and backed it up with another pos