15 Jan
2013
15 Jan
'13
4:27 p.m.
Zane Healy wrote:
Something that worries me is what went into the
dumpster that they
apparently had on site.
All of my shelving, desks, benches--the infrastructure of the archive--
and other items that the undiscerning scrapper would consider "junk".
Thank you for your concern.
One also has to wonder how badly Sellam had pissed off
the landlords
prior to this point. Reading through the email and documents last night
I was reminded of a conversation I'd had earlier in the night with my
seven year old. As regrettable as it is, the choices he made had
consequences.
You're now comparing me to your 7 year old? You're unbelievable. How do
I put this as politely as possible: you are making a lot of fart noises
right now.
As far as TVR, they claimed at the hearing it cost them $61,000 to move
200 pallets 3 miles across town. Almost all of the pallets were stacked
and ready to go. They needed to stack maybe 5 more pallets of stuff, and
discarded the rest (the "junk"). When they claimed this I knew they were
lying and thus colluding with the landlords in their crime and therefore
complicit. Four days before the hearing I had a 40 minute conversation
with the operations manager of TVR and they knew full well the story AND
the fact that there was already an open lawsuit against the landlords. I
offered them the money they claim they paid the landlords for the stuff
and to not add them to the lawsuit but they rejected it. Right there they
opted to collude with the landlords. They are guilty. Now I will prove
it.
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Sellam Ismail VintageTech
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