Original sentence: However, judging from the Kara Blanc lawsuit, (see below) one would have to assume that the show is real.In May 2003, the creators of the show Scott Hallock and Kevin Heale were sued by a Los Angeles woman Kara Blanc, (see Kara Blanc Lawsuit File), who claimed that she suffered severe psychological distress as the result of a prank performed on her.In her case, Kara and her friends were terrified by a fake homicidal maniac.Infarto: A similar scare/prank show airing on TV Azteca and Azteca América.Scare Tactics on Scifi.Some critics have called the program "Candid Camera meets Jackass" and "more Jackass than Candid Camera".The victims, generally four per episode, are set up by friends/family in tandem with producers
Edited sentence: However, judging from the Kara Blanc lawsuit, one would have to assume that the show is real.In May 2003, the creators of the show Scott Hallock and Kevin Healey were sued by a Los Angeles woman Kara Blanc who claimed that she suffered severe psychological distress as the result of a prank performed on her.In the defense of the skeptics, one could claim that the Kara Blanc lawsuit is an elaborate hoax.Kara Blanc Lawsuit File.Some critics have called the program "Candid Camera meets Jack-Ass:The Series" as more Jack-Ass than Candid Camera.The victims, generally four per episode, were set up by friends/family in tandem with producers.There's a similar cruel prank show airing on TV Azteca and Azteca América networks called Infarto