It says cannot be viewed outside of Canada.
Can you watch episodes on The Fifth Estate?
It says cannot be viewed outside of Canada.
It's now 9:00 in Nova Scotia and it's on.
I didn't find a live stream, but the programs are posted here after they air: http://www.cbc.ca/fifth/m/whentowatch/
ETA: The episode is now at the link above.
It says cannot be viewed outside of Canada.
Does this work?
[video]https://youtu.be/ov7SCivAo5A[/video][video=youtube;ov7SCivAo5A]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov7SCivAo5A&t=22s[/video]
Yes like did anyone find out who mentioned "hog tied" here before the cousin blabbed that to daily mail?The problem with a new thread is that it leaves some interesting stuff hanging in the last one ...
Conventional legal wisdom is that you can't defame a dead person (re: Winters' Daily Mail interview), but this is an interesting twist on it https://www.theguardian.com/media/m...ming-dead-relatives-european-ruling-right-sue
The cousins, of course, have no assets worth suing for, but if any of the children inherited their father's appetite for litigation ...?
Something I caught tonight that I missed early in was that Barry and Honey arrived home separately on the Wed. night. So one person could have done this. Seemed common knowledge that Barry always worked late. Again IMO this was about suffering and I think whomever did this needed to be there to see the suffering.
Thank You Mr. Criminologist for supporting my belief. This was personal and a rage killing.
ETA-not seen in a Prof. hit for obv. reasons
so now they are into the Kerry portion of the story. KW retold his story about how BS wanted him to hire someone to kill Honey. When the interviewer asked KW if he warned Honey, KW said, "no, I hated Honey".
And there you have it!
Sure, that's correct, but again, not my point. I'm not saying any of this would have worked out for the cousins in the way set out in this agreement. I'm saying the way it went down and how the possibility was kept from them, was unsavoury, IMO.I don' t think the agreement says they were to be given 5% of the company. They were allowed to purchase 5% of the company after 2 years of work. Did they even have the money for that? I am not sure if the price was fixed at a particular rate (like stock options) or current market value.
Did you happen to recall what year KW claimed this happened?
Not that I'm an expert, but in all the pictures we've seen (including all those earring shots!), Honey's jewellery preferences seemed to be more for high-end costume stuff, which is pricey but not hugely valuable. This was one of the many bizarre statements he made that detracted from his assurance that it was M/S.
It's really not the law and the court I care about here. It's a moralistic issue I'm questioning. You're right, there's a lot of complexities to this, but how I interpret the information we have, is as I've stated. I would think it would be their responsibility to inform them or the adopted parents of this agreement, I don't know if that happened. The cousins were young when this all happened, I don't really know how you inform a 4 children of a legal agreement. Lots of questions to say the least.Not specifically directed at you, but do we have enough facts to say what was actually done and if it was right/wrong?
Why did Barry sell 51% of the company in the 1st place? Later, why did he sell out? Was it his choice or the 51% shareholder? Why did the trust company sell at all? Were they running the company properly? Would the kids have had anything left to inherit had they not sold? Why did they sell so quickly? Why didn't they hold back 20 shares for the brothers to inherit when they were of age and sell the rest? Weren't they responsible for informing the brothers and their adoptive parents the terms of the deal?
There are A LOT more unanswered questions that would help reveal who was at fault here. Is it possible the courts got it right when they ruled in Barry's favor?
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Much costume jewelry can look real and More often than you would think real stuff can be mistaken for costume. My mother was a jeweler and her favorite earrings were platinum with mother of pearl, 3 ct Amethyst and several VSI “d” color diamonds valued at about 15k. More than once someone assumed they were Avon