Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Storm-Chasing Father of 'Balloon Boy' at Center of New Storm - Local News | News Articles | National News | US News - FOXNews.com

Storm-Chasing Father of 'Balloon Boy' at Center of New Storm - Local News | News Articles | National News | US News - FOXNews.com

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The father of the 6-year-old Colorado boy who was thought to have been speeding through the sky for hours in a high-soaring homemade helium balloon is a self-described "storm chaser" who now finds himself at the center of another kind of squall.A portrait is emerging of a publicity-seeking man who fled California with unsettled financial affairs and whose recent colorful past includes an appearance on ABC's "Wife Swap," a series of unusual inventions and a self-produced hip-hip video.A Foxnews.com search of public records revealed that Richard Heene, 48, and his wife, Mayumi, owe thousands of dollars in connection to a company called My You Me Productions. Prior to moving to Colorado, Heene and his wife were aspiring actors in Los Angeles who met at an acting school, a source told Foxnews.com.The state of California filed a $5,812 tax lien against Heene in 1993, and records show a small-claims judgment of $5,000 was filed against him in Los Angeles County in 2006. County tax liens totaling roughly $2,000 were found in connection to the production company, which is now known as Alternate Reality Productions, according to productionhub.com.A former associate of Heene's told Foxnews.com he met the aspiring actor and filmmaker during the mid-1990s while working in a restaurant in Woodland Hills, Calif."He was trying to be an actor, he was trying to be a filmmaker," Perry Caravello said. "He and his wife were developing films and they were developing ideas for shows and piecing together stuff for different companies."Caravello, who starred in 2003's "Windy City Heat," a made-for-television movie that appeared on Comedy Central, said Heene tried to become a part of the project but was shunned by its principals. Soon thereafter, Heene began crafting the idea of the "Psyience Detectives," Caravello said.


Oh wow!  This is what it's all about?  Interesting, what a parent to say the least.  I just don't get it.  Why bring your life out in the limelight, he must really need the attention, oh wait no it is money hes in trouble financially!  Do you honestly think any movie label production company will hire you now?  How irresponsible and neglectful and hateful one is God better be hanging onto his hand Im sure he has really Made alot of people angry in this country from him anctics!  My life would never want to be scrutinized or anything like his is, My whole manner to this is get a honest job, make a honest living, and for God's sakes
pay your bills!  You aren't all that!

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