The boy's story who was not in the great balloon took another unexpected turn this Friday.
The Heene family of Fort Collins, Colorado, released their home video of Thursday's launch of their homemade balloon. The video shows the family counting down, the balloon lifting off, and then Richard Heene, father of Falcon Heene, the little boy once thought to be aboard the silver balloon, kicking the ground and yelling angrily as the balloon escapes its tether and floats away.
It is the Boy in balloon hoax.
The video appears to confirm the sequence of events the family described Thursday night on "Larry King Live." But it is also fueling a firestorm of speculation as to whether Thursday's five-hour, hold-your-breath balloon chase that played out 7,000 feet above Colorado – and live on at least three major networks – was nothing more than a hoax.
Hoax are in real life also in internet. be careful with hoaxes, trojans and malware.
The Heene family of Fort Collins, Colorado, released their home video of Thursday's launch of their homemade balloon. The video shows the family counting down, the balloon lifting off, and then Richard Heene, father of Falcon Heene, the little boy once thought to be aboard the silver balloon, kicking the ground and yelling angrily as the balloon escapes its tether and floats away.
It is the Boy in balloon hoax.
The video appears to confirm the sequence of events the family described Thursday night on "Larry King Live." But it is also fueling a firestorm of speculation as to whether Thursday's five-hour, hold-your-breath balloon chase that played out 7,000 feet above Colorado – and live on at least three major networks – was nothing more than a hoax.
Hoax are in real life also in internet. be careful with hoaxes, trojans and malware.
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