| I now have reason to believe that in unraveling a hoax I was hoaxed myself. |
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| A few years ago, of course, Frances, one of the girls, admitted that they had hoaxed everybody. |
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| When I ask if he has ever run into any of the celebrities he has hoaxed, his initial response is to deconstruct the question. |
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| The newspaper later confirmed that it had been hoaxed and printed a front-page apology, with a pledge to donate money to charity. |
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| In 1994 it was alleged that he had hoaxed the picture using a cotton reel and a button. |
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| It took a few hours, and the worldwide dissemination of the story, before the they realized it had been hoaxed. |
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| The best a book like this can do is to bring readers a general survey of hoaxes, their nature and perpetrators, and offer some tips on how to avoid being hoaxed. |
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| Farrell is quite correct and we apologize for allowing ourselves to be hoaxed. |
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| He famously hoaxed the art world with his fictitious creation Nat Tate but when it comes to the theatrical sphere, William Boyd hopes the only dissembling will be done by the actors in his new play. |
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| And Gennady Golovkin — a ruinous puncher from Kazakhstan, who ranks among boxing's most exciting stars — is so obscure that if Sports Illustrated were to put him on the cover, readers might wonder if they were being hoaxed. |
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| He said there were initial worries about being hoaxed over the story that was based on information contained on a computer disk that the newspaper paid about £150,000 for. |
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