The Bizarre Story of the Con Man Who Pretended To Be A Missing Boy

The video explores the mysterious case of Nicholas Barclay, a 13-year-old boy who disappeared in 1994. Three years later, a man claiming to be Nicholas was found in Spain, but he was actually Frederic Bourdon, a con man. Despite obvious discrepancies, the Barclay family accepted him as their son. Detective Parker's investigation revealed the truth, leading to Bourdon's arrest. The case raises questions about the family's motives and Bourdon's background, as he continued impersonating others even after being exposed.

What was the initial assumption of the police regarding Nicholas Barclay's disappearance?

• He ran away from home.

• He was lost in the woods.

• He was taken by a family member.

• He was kidnapped by a stranger.

What was unusual about the boy who returned claiming to be Nicholas?

• He had a different hair color and spoke with a French accent.

• He remembered nothing about his past.

• He was much taller than before.

• He had a new tattoo.

Who was the detective that suspected the returned boy was an impostor?

• Detective Mike Brown

• Detective Sarah Johnson

• Detective Charlie Parker

• Detective John Smith

What was Frederic Bourdon's nickname due to his history of impersonations?

• The Magician

• The Trickster

• The Chameleon

• The Illusionist

What did the documentary 'The Impostor' focus on regarding the Barclay family?

• Their financial struggles

• Their acceptance of Bourdon despite evidence

• Their move to a new city

• Their relationship with the police

What was Detective Parker's speculation about the Barclay family?

• They were planning to move to Spain.

• They were involved in Nicholas's disappearance.

• They were unaware of Bourdon's true identity.

• They were hiding a family secret.

What did Bourdon do after leaving the Barclays?

• He started a new career.

• He continued impersonating young people.

• He returned to San Antonio.

• He moved to another country.