FREE BRINDI: In the margins: AC officer who seized Brindi gives opinion of the situation

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

In the margins: AC officer who seized Brindi gives opinion of the situation

Not sure what this means exactly.

Posted with permission of Bob Riley.

Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 12:30:18 -0300
hammt@halifax.ca
> To: Bob RileySubject: Re: Tim I thought I would give you a heads up to watch...

Hi Bob,

Sorry I just got the e-mail today, so I missed the news. I no longer support Ms Scolaro or MacDonald with their pursuit of this case, and I have not for quite some time. I feel I acted with good intentions and did not expect this case to be so drawn out or adversarial. I am not qualified to inspect a fence, nor am I qualified to accept/reject a trainer. I do not think this office is run professionally and wish you all the best.

Tim (Hamm)

bob riley 27/05/2010 3:13 pm

Tim I thought I would give you a heads up to watch the news tonight. Jackie Foster was at Francesca,s house today & they took picktures of the fenced in area that I already have pictures of that I took a long time ago.You maybe want to tell Scolaro to watch it also.She would not let me see Brindi the other day as well. Bob (Brindi Supporter)

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AnonymousSeptember 30, 2010 at 5:01 PM
Please post updated news about Brindi!!!!
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☸ Ma ｡◕‿◕｡April 8, 2011 at 1:37 AM
Oh my God, how this is going on?
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