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You've probably seen the video on Social Media about a homeless man pulling out a Square Reader to take a handout, but is it a hoax.  There are three sides to every story and the homeless man is ready to  tell his.

The Internet is full of hoaxes and fake stories, but few as electrifying as one from right here in West Texas.

Over the weekend, a few not so famous, famous people died.  Or at least the internet said they did.  Newman from Seinfeld, Wayne Knight, and Andy Keaton, Brian Bonsall from Family Ties.

Last week we reported that a horrible  mom was letting the internet vote to decide the name of her child for a measly $5,000. We can now thankfully say that the whole thing was a big, stinking hoax, perpetrated by none other than the company holding the contest.

At first glance, it seemed like Shell Oil had set themselves up for some pretty epic trolling.

On Dec. 28th, Bagaudin Marshani, Russia’s Minister of Labor and Social Development in the Southern Republic of Ingushetia, reported the capture of a  Bigfoot-like creature by hunters. But, alas, it was quickly revealed that the “animal” was nothing more than a person in a suit. Or was that just another hoax to hide the truth about Bigfoot?