He fooled one and all

By: prabirghose

London : United Kingdom | 4 months ago

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This teenager fooled a whole lot of senior executives and knowledgeable men who are not easily fooled. He made them believe that he was a tycoon and was contemplating to launch his own airline. He convinced them that he owned a fleet of jets and had his own setup of employees. He flew from Yorkshire to Jersey and held a meeting with the airport director and discussed proposals for a new airline to service most of Europe with industry bosses. He had even bought two websites for his airlines to give it authenticity. His mannerisms did not raise any doubt and the biggies agreed to hold a second meeting. The ruse might have worked for longer but, ended within six months – some journo had a suspicion and decided to check it out.

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