In an extraordinarily eccentric event, a seemingly ordinary father from Liege, Belgium made the bewildering choice to feign his own demise. Surprisingly, he reappeared in a helicopter during his own funeral days later. What was the logic behind this act? He wished to discern who would genuinely grieve his loss had he truly departed.
The question remains, why did people not hold him in high regard initially?
This peculiar and somewhat distasteful incident, tinged with an element of humor due to its sheer absurdity, unfolded this past weekend.
For the proclamation of his alleged "demise," 45-year-old TikToker David Baertan enlisted the assistance of his wife and children, quite predictably. “Rest in peace, Daddy. I will never stop thinking about you. Why is life so unfair? Why you? You were going to be a grandfather, and you still had your whole life ahead of you. I love you! We love you! We will never forget you,” one of his daughters wrote on her Facebook page.
@el.tiktokeur2 Tu nous as eu on t aime mon ami on est content que tu es parmis nous ❤️❤️#pourtoii #fyp #fypシ @Ragnar_le_fou ♬ son original - Thomas faut
A few days later, when the funeral was scheduled, numerous friends and relatives arrived donned in black, prepared to bid their final farewell to their late acquaintance.
However, a video uploaded online captures a helicopter gradually coming into view from afar. As it draws nearer, the attendees grow increasingly bewildered and anxious about the unfolding event – their confusion heightens especially when the helicopter lands and out steps David, triggering a rush of emotional relatives and friends towards him.
The prank has provoked varied responses online.
On one side, there are those familiar with him who are relieved that he is, well... not actually deceased.
David continues to stand by his choice to feign his own demise.
This really makes you wonder. What is this nut going to do for his birthday?
Trending Political News
Another Chain Restaurant Flees Portland as Crime Continues to Rise
Cracker Barrel won't be able to assist you in finding a wooden rocking chair in the Portland, Oregon region as the national breakfast and cornbread chain recently announced the closure of its stores due to economic factors.
The city of Portland has been experiencing a decline that has been acknowledged even by the Los Angeles Times. Other businesses like Walmart, Applebees, and Starbucks are also either closing down or have plans to do so soon.
Reporter Corrects White House Press Secretary Directly to Her Face
During a press briefing at the White House, a reporter corrected the White House Press Secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, regarding the facts of a school shooting that occurred in Nashville, Tennessee, doing so directly in front of her.
Continue reading...
New Email Scam Targeting Apple and Facebook Users: Here's How to Prevent Them
There are currently two email phishing scams targeting Facebook and Apple product users, with indications that scammers are attempting to obtain personal and private information. In order to prevent such scams, here are the measures you can take.
'Dances With Wolves' Star Arrested For Allegedly Running Sex Cult
An actor from the 1990 film "Dances With Wolves" was arrested by Las Vegas police on Tuesday for reportedly operating a sexual cult.
Nathan Chasing Horse, also known as Nathan Lee Chasing His Horse, was apprehended following a SWAT operation at his residence in North Las Vegas, as reported by the New York Post. It is stated that Chasing Horse resided in the home with five wives, one of whom was reportedly gifted to him at the age of 15 and another who became his wife after she turned 16.
Disney Faces Serious Backlash After Releasing 'Anti-White' Cartoon
The reboot of Disney's "The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder" is facing intense criticism over a controversial rap that features children singing about slavery and reparations. The lyrics of the rap argue that America has not done enough to atone for its history of prejudice, racism, and White supremacy and therefore owes Black Americans.
Even Pro Sports Teams Are Leaving California
It appears that even the Oakland Athletics are part of the wave of Californians leaving the state in search of a better life.
According to ESPN, on Thursday, the Oakland Athletics, one of MLB's most legendary franchises, revealed that they had acquired land in Las Vegas, Nevada, after an unsuccessful quest to find land for a new stadium in Oakland. The A's will now construct a colossal $1.5 billion, 35,000-seat stadium in Sin City for the team.
