Authorities will charge the parents for Balloon boy stunt
The Falcon Heene's "Balloon Boy" drama that prompted a huge rescue operation to save him and created media frenzy is now believed a huge publicity stunt aka Hoax!
The big blows happened when the Heene family was invited to guest on "Larry King Live" and Falcon accidentally revealed he had been hiding in the attic because “we did this for the show” but later on his father Richard denies it in another interview.
Larimer County Sheriff's Department will be filing misdemeanor charges against one or both the parents. The family must pay for the cost of the emergency teams that were sent out to rescue their 6 year-old boy.
New source from Gawker has surfaced and this man claims that he once worked for Richard Heene, citing that the said incident is a major publicity stunt.
Robert Thomas reveals that he has the proof that the entire incident was a hoax and he helped him to plan this stunt.
The parents fooled the public, using their son in deceiving people, wasting the time of the authorities and taxpayers money.
UPDATE: Larimer County Sheriff's Office will recommend charges of conspiracy, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, false reporting to authorities, and attempting to influence a public servant against the Heenes.
Their facing six years in prison and a $500,000 fine.
[photo: ABC]
The big blows happened when the Heene family was invited to guest on "Larry King Live" and Falcon accidentally revealed he had been hiding in the attic because “we did this for the show” but later on his father Richard denies it in another interview.
Larimer County Sheriff's Department will be filing misdemeanor charges against one or both the parents. The family must pay for the cost of the emergency teams that were sent out to rescue their 6 year-old boy.
New source from Gawker has surfaced and this man claims that he once worked for Richard Heene, citing that the said incident is a major publicity stunt.
Robert Thomas reveals that he has the proof that the entire incident was a hoax and he helped him to plan this stunt.
The parents fooled the public, using their son in deceiving people, wasting the time of the authorities and taxpayers money.
UPDATE: Larimer County Sheriff's Office will recommend charges of conspiracy, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, false reporting to authorities, and attempting to influence a public servant against the Heenes.
Their facing six years in prison and a $500,000 fine.
[photo: ABC]
