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Tuesday, 30 October 2012

Derren Brown Stooge Allegations End with Mass Suicide




Derren Brown, the goateed conduit of the occult is celebrating today as all of the allegations of him using actors as stooges in his most recent magic show ‘Apocalypse’ have been dropped.

The matter was nullified today following the surprising news that every one of the forty seven people who issued these allegations committed suicide last night at exactly four minutes past midnight.


The rumours of fakery for psychological illusionist Brown started directly after the broadcast when Sun journalist Ryan Metcam alleged via twitter that the man who was the subject of Brown’s experiment was in fact an actor. However, Metcam never produced evidence of this since he subsequently set his flat on fire then walked deliberately in front of a train and handcuffed himself to the tracks. The journalist’s bereaved girlfriend, Bertha, reported that he had not seemed depressed before he had walked robotically out of the door with his arms outstretched like a mummy.

However she did report that he received a distressing phone call, possibly concerning his allegations against the mentalist.

She told us, “His mobile goes off and when he answers it his head drops for a while and i heard him saying ‘yes....yes...I hear and obey....’ in this monotone voice for a while, so i thought it was his Mum or Hydro Electric maybe his editor. When he hung up I thought we’d just go back to watching our blu ray of Jingle All the Way, but he picked up a jerry can of petrol instead.”



The report is in keeping with many of the reported suicides many of which seem to feature a phone call which is little more than a series of random bleeps and white noise, although several suicides seemed to have been triggered by a randomly flashing light that appeared on top of a tower in central London which emitted a random series of flashes for several minutes.

Distressingly, the mass suicide seemed to have operated to pre-arranged signals. After a phone-in request to Radio One’s drivetime show, wherein Nick Grimshaw was asked to repeat the words ‘Elephantitis periscope omega’ several Brown sceptics veered off of the road, determinedly crashing into rivers, trees or factories that manufacture spikes

However, according to seven hundred people in an east London shopping mall who, in unison stopped to shout in one voice at 2am today “These were obviously a suicide pact. It was caused by guilty consciences. It is understandable. No more investigation. Sleep.”

Though the surprising coincidence of the mass suicide has raised eyebrows the Met’s chief of police, Iain Chiefson issued a statement earlier this morning, stating that after a full investigation the police had found no sign of foul play. He then proceeded to eat a raw onion like an apple, before dropping his head, falling immediately asleep and mumbling ‘mission accomplished master’

Approached for comment, Brown stated that his deepest sympathies went out to the ‘pathetic malleable minds that cross him’ before stating that he hoped that the whole ugly business of him hiring stooges was behind him.



However, despite his assurances to the contrary we have recently found, through an unnamed source close to Brown that EVERYTHING IS ALRIGHT. HE IS BRITAIN’S GREATEST ENTERTAINER. HE IS A NATIONAL TREASURE. WE MUST NEVER DOUBT HIM AGAIN AND ALWAYS WATCH HIS BROADCASTS. 

In unrelated news, earlier today Met chief Iain Chiefson committed suicide by throwing himself into a threshing machine.









MM

Monday, 30 January 2012

Sally Morgan Prepares to Unleash the Army of the Dead

Prolific medium and living conduit to the afterlife Sally Morgan has today announced that, since her legal battle with the Daily Mail has yielded neither a public apology nor an out of court settlement from the newspaper, that she now has no choice but to raise their offices to the ground by utilizing a thousands strong marauding army of ghost Vikings

Morgan told us that she regretted that the popular paper had not retracted their claims of fraud, forcing her to unleash her formidable ghost summoning abilities.


Ms. Morgan announced, “It is unfortunate that the paper has not backed down from the accusations of deceit that it has levelled at me. To keep my professional reputation and to guard against these kinds of attacks I’m afraid I must take the step of calling forth my spectral army to humble these skeptics and win back some dignity.”

The lawsuit and supernatural war arose when the Daily Mail ran a story that alleged that Ms. Morgan was using an earpiece that was transmitting covertly acquired information to her, to make it appear that her stage show- which involved contacting the dead and passing on messages- was reliable and credible source of personal ghost messages beamed from heaven.

The apparent uncovering of the fraudulent means by which the information was gathered and relayed has, Ms. Morgan claimed, caused people to doubt whether ghosts actually do transmit their messages of love and their eerily specific recollections of family size, number and names into the brain of a dumpy 60 year old from Fulham.



Morgan continued, “It is preposterous that they believe that I am not a vessel for the undead. How else do they explain the miracles I work? Cold reading?! That’s nonsense. I simply have a third eye that can see beyond this realm into a spiritual plane, and from there I can tell weeping relatives that their Father had a name that started with a ‘D’ and that they should try not to worry about money and that he misses them.”

“Explain that with your mortal science.”

“But it seems that that vulgar display of sorcery was not enough for these journalists. Very well. My clarion call pierces the halls of Valhalla. The honoured dead will fight for me one last time.”



In accordance with her promises of ectoplasmic justice the poplar medium has stationed herself outside the offices of the Daily Mail and proceeded to make ‘om’ noises, allegedly charging her energy in order to rip a hole in the fabric of reality wide enough to make way for a large army made up hundreds of long dead Nordic soldiers.

Though most representatives of the Mail have remained skeptical and unrepentant in regard to the story, it is thought that the otherworldly green glow and the sphere of crackling energy that has recently engulfed Sally Morgan has made several prominent Mail journalists reconsider their positions, with some being seen leaving the offices early making the sign of the cross

Though the lawsuit is technically ongoing,Ms Morgan's lawyer has told us that after the emergence of the first of her spirit warriors from a realm beyond the ken of man, they are expecting to receive a full retraction and settlement from the Daily Mail.


MM