Myleene Klass reality show "Popstars", which offered contestants an opportunity to become part of a newly formed pop band. Klass was chosen as one of the 10 finalists and became a member of Hear'Say, alongside Kym Marsh, Suzanne Shaw, Danny Foster and Noel Sullivan. Hear’Say won Popstars and together brought out new songs as time went on. Of course, Klass gained a huge amount of popularity from this as did the other 4 members. Following the success of their first album, the band was given their own TV show entitled "Hear'Say It's Saturday". During the show's run, the band had a chance
Philip J. Klass in 1947. Klass immediately doubted the authenticity of the documents and set about trying to prove his suspicions. Klass was able to raise numerous questions about each document, but after several months he realized that only the government was in a position to debunk them. In late 1987 Klass wrote to the FBI to inform them that Moore was distributing what appeared to be top secret documents. This prompted a lengthy investigation, but definitive proof was never forthcoming from that investigation. In the end the consensus sided with Klass, with Friedman being the only central figure in the controversy to