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Originally posted by minkmouse
"It's easy to fake"
Going into space is easy too, Just need rocket fuel, an airtight container and someone dumb enough to stand underneath and light the fuse!
Those who claim it's easy obviously have not worked in The video/photography industry. It can be done but not as easily as you might think. Think about this for a second....You spend the time and energy to set up this hoax then roll the camera. Out of roughly four minutes or so you've moved the horse with your fishing line or what ever and very near the beginning of the recording, then you just let the camera roll the rest of the two and a half minutes for nothing...Why? Once one had the hoax taped I would think you'd maybe keep rolling for ten or fifteen seconds and call it a day no?
Originally posted by 7even
reply to post by Clark Savage Jr.
Lastly the story is a little confusing, from catching the boy in the act to what is causing the horse to rock on it's own regardless of the boy being present or not... So which is it?
As some posters have stated, the camera of that era could record at say 2 hours tops? If originally set up when the boy goes to sleep it leaves a very small window of opportunity for any "results"
Luck...?
Originally posted by mckyle
We don't know for sure either way. i'm postulating that we've ignored to true rationale of the father taking the video in the first place. But, we need to ask Dad about this, so we can work off something more concrete.
Originally posted by mckyle
Good question:
Maybe - depends on the frequency of the mysterious rocking. If it's rare, then obviously that raises some flags. But if it's a regular event, then maybe there's not so much luck involved.