Interesting Java Language Puzzle

package com.foo;

public class AutoBoxTest {

	public static void main(String[] args) {
		Boolean abc = new Boolean(false);
		setMe(getThisValue() || abc == null? false: abc); 
	}
	
	static public Boolean getThisValue() {
		return new Boolean(true);
	}
	static public void setMe(Boolean pValue) {
		System.out.println("Value is : " + pValue);
	}
}

The result? Value is : false

Huh? It turns out changing the call to setMe() as follows "fixes" the issue, I'd just like to know if anyone can explain why?

   Boolean abc = new Boolean(false);
   setMe(getThisValue() || (abc == null? false: abc)); 

The result is: Value is : true Strange.