[franksolich]

By the way, the documents as promised by dirty ben--surely the DUmmie "termite" in Seattle could have FAXed them or something, to dirty ben in Chicago--are ostensibly biopsy reports.....which answer none of the three questions.

Actually, probably dirty ben shouldn't bother, because posting the biopsy reports won't answer any of those three easy simple-to-answer questions, which would resolve the matter for once and for all.

Perhaps dirty ben could give the DUmmie "flyarm" a telephone call, and ask her to send him the diagnosis for pancreatic cancer, which the DUmmie "flyarm" alleged she had right there, right there in her hands, right there in her very own hands, on May 2nd.

That would answer one of the three questions, after which we would be 33% of the way there, making progress.

[franksolich]

Well, well, well.....another day unfolds.....

[Misty Memory]

Thank you for the update, Frank. So, Ben still hasn't produced the promised document(s) that proove Andy had pancreatic cancer before the fundraising began? I was out most of yesterday and wasn't able to follow along. By the time I got home last night at 11:30, I was so tired I went straight to bed. I have a lot of catching up to do today!

[SCALEMAN]

Perhaps dirty ben could give the DUmmie "flyarm" a telephone call, and ask her to send him the diagnosis for pancreatic cancer, which the DUmmie "flyarm" alleged she had right there, right there in her hands, right there in her very own hands, on May 2nd. That would answer one of the three questions, after which we would be 33% of the way there, making progress

This is the proverbial straw that is breaking the camel's back.

If this dx said 'pancreatic cancer' then it would have been plastered on bill boards from Seattle to Baltimore. It most likely says something to the effect of a 'tumor surrounding the bile duct' with a biopsy report that shows it might be 'consistant with cancer'.

The cadre is now hanging everything on a post operative dx thinking that it will satisfy 99% of those with doubts by using the 'see, he did too have cancer' theme.

It will not absolve them of fraudulent claims to raise funds though.