Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: Richard Heene "Psyence Detective"

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Richard Heene "Psyence Detective"

Aaah! YouTube, the always reliable YouTube. Of course! "Psyence Detective" had to be there. Enjoy and laugh your head off!

Random Thought: Richard Heene's Theme Song - "PSYENCE DETECTIVE"

(01:51 min.)

From: theBlockerOnline

Added: October 21, 2009

Description: RANDOM THOUGHT
from CNN International

Anderson Cooper 360 had shown a preview of a song-idea for a show, but the father of the Balloon Boy, Richard Heene...

Entitled, "PSYENCE DETECTIVE"

like Erica Hill, i guess there will be more to come!

Full Audio is available at TMZ.com

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URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKl43SPgqCo

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