Yea, Alexandrina, I think if you dig into anybody to the point where you are doing criminal background checks, you are a little paranoid. Ticketed for "poaching" could be as simple as he caught a fence lizard in Arizona without a hunting license. "Family stuff" is "Family stuff" and really, none of our business either. You are the only person I have ever heard of bitch about Taron. And really, once the frogs are in your possession, your kind of on your own. It could very well have been you cross contaminating the frog tanks. When it comes to dumb shit in Poison Frogs, I have pretty much seen it all.
The Amphibian side of the industry is extremely difficult. You rarely see anything offered from breeders other than a live arrival, and many wholesalers won't even offer that.
I have bought numerous poison frogs from Taron, and have never had a problem at all. I will put my good name behind Taron any day.
Is this person who was convicted of forgery you? If so, no wonder you like Taron so much. Let me say something to you that is unrelated to Taron. If you are pretending to be a retired CMS and were not one, I take great offense at that. My husband IS in the military, as was my eldest son. Pretenders infuriate me to no end. If you are indeed a pretender I would advise you you to cease and desist.
http://www.thenewstribune.com/2011/04/29/1644979/man-charged-with-submitting-forged.html
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1411972#post1411972
http://208.74.204.150/t5/In-The-New...l-Words-from-the-Sergeant/td-p/3681047/page/4
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A 42-year-old man has been charged with forgery for filing with Pierce County Superior Court a letter that allegedly falsely claims he received a domestic-violence evaluation from a local Veterans Affairs office.
The letter contains other falsehoods, prosecutors contend, including that John Paul Gibeau retired from the Army as a senior enlisted man with multiple deployments to the Middle East after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Judge Susan Serko on Tuesday issued a warrant for Gibeau’s arrest.
Prosecutors wrote in court documents filed Monday that Gibeau submitted the letter to the court in December, claiming to have received a domestic-violence evaluation from a doctor at the American Lake Veterans Affairs office.
The letter indicates Gibeau was a sergeant major in the Special Forces who’d been deployed to numerous combat zones overseas. It also states Gibeau’s only child died in a car wreck in 2006.
Gibeau provided the letter as part of his sentence from a 2009 fourth-degree assault conviction.
He was sentenced to one year in jail, but the sentence was suspended provided he maintained law-abiding behavior and sought a domestic-violence evaluation.
The letter, signed by Dr. Thomas Smith and stamped with a VA seal, states that Gibeau is not dangerous and that requiring him to attend anger-management classes could “retard his progress with his depression.”
“Medication and individual therapy is the recommendation indicated by both testing and myself after five one-on-one sessions and a review of his military and military medical record,” the letter states.
A Pierce County court commissioner relied on the letter in closing the case and terminating the court’s supervision of Gibeau, court records show.
A witness later informed the Pierce County Clerk’s Office that the letter was a fake and that Gibeau’s child was alive and well, court records show.
That tip was turned over to Veterans Affairs investigators, who discovered Gibeau received a bad-conduct discharge from the Army in 1996 with the rank of specialist.
“In an email, the VA police officer who investigated the matter indicated that the document is definitely forged and that the MD who signed the document does not exist,” deputy prosecutor Grant Blinn wrote in a declaration of probable cause.
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