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General Discussion: R.I.P Jack
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6 Oct 2009 21:32
6 Oct 2009 21:39
I wouldn't trust the dog as far as you could throw it. He might be in on this.
6 Oct 2009 21:40
Jack contacted me via work, its well known I work in mental health, I couldn't break confidentiality, but he been exposed now so it doesn't matter, he said the dog was an impulse buy, would I like it, I think he was trying to heal me, about the miscarriage stuff, I asked the missus, she thought it was a good idea and we bought the dog, I didnt meet him, I have family in the south who brought the dog up north for me
thats mad (no pun)
Jack contacted me via work, its well known I work in mental health, I couldn't break confidentiality, but he been exposed now so it doesn't matter, he said the dog was an impulse buy, would I like it, I think he was trying to heal me, about the miscarriage stuff, I asked the missus, she thought it was a good idea and we bought the dog, I didnt meet him, I have family in the south who brought the dog up north for me
I wouldn't trust the dog as far as you could throw it. He might be in on this.
you couldn't make this shit up..
a classic story of fraud, faked suicide, betrayal/double cross, impersonating people, duplicity, payment in dog, use of 3rd party to pay funds (i think he used his mums account to refund then she found out and recalled it). all it needs is a detective/ex armed forces mercanary hired by a vigilante group to wreak revenge and regain lost honour and you have a bad ass film/real life docudrama.
a classic story of fraud, faked suicide, betrayal/double cross, impersonating people, duplicity, payment in dog, use of 3rd party to pay funds (i think he used his mums account to refund then she found out and recalled it). all it needs is a detective/ex armed forces mercanary hired by a vigilante group to wreak revenge and regain lost honour and you have a bad ass film/real life docudrama.
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