Did you confirm beyond any doubt that these items were the items represented in the auction receipt? If so, what evidence did you examine?ġ. Did you confirm beyond any doubt that these items were the items represented in the COA? If so, what evidence did you examine? Did you see and examine the COA for these items? :cool:įair point about the editing we have no idea about the entirety of what you said or did, or who you consulted. Well, one thing seems safe to say: regardless of the genuineness of the restraints, Houdini probably wouldn't have had an issue with the show as aired. I am sure I am not done upsetting people yet. is YES they are Houdini's handcuffs, they do have all the necessary paperwork. We reshot it many times, everytime with the correct name 'Darby' unfortunately once I walk off set the editting isn't in my hands. Yes, I did make a mistake on my 'first take' calling the cuffs Darcy instead of Darby which was an honest mistake as one of the production team staff members was named Darcy and it just slipped when I was talking about the cuffs. after that it's all in the hands of the editors and directors. for those who do television a lot then I don't need to explain this to you, but for those who don't. you meet many many many jealous people along the way I have found out over the last 10 years! or ever leave Canada to become successful in the USA. No one thought I could vanish a train or do a tiger trick. there is always some discussion of good, bad, or indifferent. I appologize for not meeting the needs of many magicians. someone is bound to become 's a known fact. alot of unhappy magicians! Doesn't matter what any magician does on TV.

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