In the early days of television a popular game show, To Tell the Truth, held the attention of the American audience. A panel of interesting and colorful experts was in place, along with an engaging host. They were presented with three contestants, each claiming to be a famous person or a person who had accomplished an unusual feat. The identity of the real person was known only to the host. After a period of questioning by the panel when the panel and everyone else had been given a chance to vote for their choice of the real person, the host would call for the identity to be revealed -- "Will the real (Swiss mountain climber) please stand up?" After a few seconds of suspense, this person would stand. The audience would gasp and the contestants would be rewarded in accordance with their abi…