This guy spammed a radio-interest board with this stuff and was banned from posting. Just about every board had a post.
"If this happened in Texas, it can happen in Sacramento,
too." Good luck with your cause, Mr. Hammond, but the rules
of that board clearly prohibit cross-posting and spam.
I happen to know, first-hand, that this was not posted by Mr. Hammond. The posts were made by one of his loyal friends and supporters. I can admire the guy for that kind of loyalty. We all need friends who would be nearly so willing to help. Spam? Maybe but, is it really that much more difficult to merely breeze by the posts with the understanding that extenuating circumstances sometimes bring forth acts of extreme loyalty for some people who truly value their friends? Personlly, I'm intrigued by the situation as I can easily see that just such a travesty of justice actually can happen anywhere if this case is allowed to set a precedent. We all really do need to look into this matter to keep this practise from becoming acceptable lest we all find that we owe debts entered into by others. Imagine the windfall to the creditors should this set a precedent and just anyone claiming "they owe me" can walk into the nearest Clear-Channel cluster and take all that they "feel" they are owed without any due process of law!