A musical tribute to Sabine…and more!
This is so sweet you could get diabetes: composer Ed de Boer has posted the first public performance of his Prelude to a New Era, which he kindly dedicated to Sabine McNeill.
This is so sweet you could get diabetes: composer Ed de Boer has posted the first public performance of his Prelude to a New Era, which he kindly dedicated to Sabine McNeill.
We noted a couple of days ago that things had gone awfully quiet on the Hoaxtead front, but we couldn’t have reckoned on exactly how quiet. In fact, for two days running, Angie has put up a ‘no one home’ sign on her Facebook page:
We’re all fed up to the back teeth with Angie hawking Q*Bert’s GoFundMe campaign, with which she hopes to squeeze enough cash from the gullible and easily duped to fly her American friend to London. Once here, he’ll hang out in pubs and attempt to ferret out ‘cult members’, whom he’ll somehow force to ‘squeal’…
We know many of our readers will be waiting for results from Blackfriars Crown Court today, so to help you pass the time, we thought we’d offer you a little diversion.
It’s been a while since we last introduced a relative newbie to our Hoaxteader Hall of Infamy, but Tina Simerly has won herself a spot with her disgusting Facebook page, Eatin’ Liver Matters.
Lately we’d been hearing rumblings about an e-book called What the Hell Happened in Hampstead?, published by someone named ‘Lucy Wood’.
Recently we ran across the following quote from David Wong, the executive editor of Cracked, an online humour magazine:
Earlier today, we noted that Angela Fag-Ash Disney had given her own GoFundMe account a very generous top-up, in an effort to ‘salt the collection plate’ and encourage people to donate to her campaign.
Looks like one of Angie’s toy boys, St. Q*Bert the Twitchy, is starting to regret getting involved with the old fraud artist, and wondering exactly what he’s got himself into.
With all this talk about Angela Fag-Ash Disney’s various lies, half-truths, and scams, it’s tempting to imagine that the Hampstead hoax is still going strong. But our team has been checking in on some of the usual suspects, and we’ve discovered that the vast majority of them seem to have dropped Hoaxtead altogether.