IMPORTANT - READ ABOUT KGTV CHANNEL 10
Jim Harkins
think channels 8, 39, and 9 wouldn't jump on these incidents if they were
true? Not to mention the Reader, our own group of muckrakers who tell us
all the misdeeds of the Coply family.
I think you need to open your eyes and learn some skeptisism. And if I didn't
have a sleeping cat on my lap I'd get a dictionary to spell skeptisicm right.
jim
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"I want to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather. Not screaming
in terror like his passengers."
Jim Harkins jhar...@netcom.com
San Diego, CA.
Bill Wallner
: For those of you who haven't heard, which is most of San Diego, KGTV Channel 10
: which is the ABC affiliate, has some very serious problems. In the last 6 months, 3
: employees have been arrested for pretty serious crimes that have gone unreported
: by others in the media such as the San Diego Union and Channels 39 and 8, because
: they don't want to make their other media buddies look bad. Here's what has happened...
: (BTW, this is not a joke -- my source is in the DA's office)
<SNIP>
: A) I would expect the San Diego Union to cover up a story like this because they only report
: what they want to have known, but the other local media including the San Diego Reader, who
: USUALLY reports the stories that others don't have the guts to report, ignored these legitimate
: news stories, and covered up for one of their own.
<SNIP>
Sorry, but, though all of this may be true, an anonymous posting about
cover ups lacks much credibility.
Bill Wallner
Paul Pomes
>For those of you who haven't heard, which is most of San Diego, KGTV Channel 10
>which is the ABC affiliate, has some very serious problems. In the last 6 months, 3
>employees have been arrested for pretty serious crimes that have gone unreported
>by others in the media such as the San Diego Union and Channels 39 and 8, because
We're supposed to believe *you*, Mr Anonymous? If you're so willing to smear
people, put your name on it. Otherwise your repugnance rings a little hollow.
/pbp
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David Hunter
Thanks.
In article <48h7jk$h...@qualcomm.com>, P-P...@Qualcomm.com (Paul Pomes) wrote:
> Wizard writes:
>
> >For those of you who haven't heard, which is most of San Diego, KGTV
Channel 10
> >which is the ABC affiliate, has some very serious problems. In the
last 6 months, 3
> >employees have been arrested for pretty serious crimes that have gone
unreported
> >by others in the media such as the San Diego Union and Channels 39 and
8, because
>
> We're supposed to believe *you*, Mr Anonymous? If you're so willing to smear
> people, put your name on it. Otherwise your repugnance rings a little hollow.
>
> /pbp
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"He's just a few sandwiches short of a picnic."
"The cheese fell off his cracker a long time ago."
hor...@ix.netcom.com
>For those of you who haven't heard, which is most of San Diego, KGTV Channel 10
>which is the ABC affiliate, has some very serious problems. In the last 6 months, 3
>employees have been arrested for pretty serious crimes that have gone unreported
>by others in the media such as the San Diego Union and Channels 39 and 8, because
>they don't want to make their other media buddies look bad. Here's what has happened...
>(BTW, this is not a joke -- my source is in the DA's office)
>1) Phil Farrar was arrested by SDPD for exposing his penis to a group of young female
>Japanese tourists on vacation in San Diego. The charges were dropped by the district
>attorney who declined to prosecute, even though the Japanese girls wanted him prosecuted,
>because of the high costs of flying the girls back to the US to testify in court against Farrar.
>So, Farrar is off the hook and got away with it. As well, when this happened, Farrar’s
>contract with Channel 10 was up for renewal. Even though officials at KGTV knew about
>the incident, they renewed the contract anyway. As if all of this isn’t enough, this incident
>was Farrar’s second arrest, for exposing himself in public. He was also arrested on the
>same charge for a different incident several years ago. And, he got away with that one too.
>2) Remember the stories about the movie SHOW GIRLS? The local TV stations spent quite
>a bit of time filming local strip joints and interviewing strippers when the movie first came out.
>Byron Harlan did a report but when they were at one of the strip bars, Harlan who was
>sitting in a booth in the back of one of the clubs with a female photographer, unzipped his
>pants and masturbated in front of the woman. Later on, the very offened women asked Carol
>Le Beau, one of Channel 10's anchors what she thought about it and should do, and Le Beau
>(at least someone at Channel 10 has morals) suggested that she go to the police and file
>charges.
>The photographer did.
>3) As well, one of the female evening news directors at Channel 10, was arrested about 12
>weeks ago for forging prescriptions for controlled substances. According to police reports,
>she forged prescriptions on 147 different occasions for the same drug. After she was arrested,
>big wigs at McGraw Hill, Channel 10's parent company, called the DA and pressured the DA to
>not file charges. After a few weeks, DA Paul Pfingst declined prosecution stating that, "she
>had not been first warned that it was an illegal act" but that they would prosecution on the next
>attempt. So, according to precedence established by the DA himself, if your caught for forging
>controlled drug prescriptions, you will not be prosecuted by the DA unless you were first
>warned that it was illegal so forge away!
>As a law abiding citizen, something that apparently is rare at Channel 10, I'm disgusted that:
>A) I would expect the San Diego Union to cover up a story like this because they only report
>what they want to have known, but the other local media including the San Diego Reader, who
>USUALLY reports the stories that others don't have the guts to report, ignored these legitimate
>news stories, and covered up for one of their own.
>B) That our DA, Paul Pfingst, seems to have 2 sets of standards – one for members of the
>media and one for the general public.
>C) And, that the TV station that prides itself on being "friendly" and always seems to offer its
>"perspective" on every inane issue employs a bunch of sickos.
>For those of you who doubt the contents of this message, the police reports are on file. No
>matter what Channel 10 does, they can’t make those disappear. My apologies as a citizen, to
>the members of SDPD who did a great job pursuing justice, maybe some day the local DA will
>follow their lead. As for why I posted this, because it made me sick to see these people
>getting away from being prosecuted and held responsible for what most consider repugnant
>criminal acts.
sdnet.politics would be another good location for this story.
Horst Moehrke,CTA·San Diego·California·USA
http://www.geopages.com/WallStreet/1077
PGP Key ID: 4684F381
Paul Pomes
> (59 lines re-copied)
>sdnet.politics would be another good location for this story.
All the better if it were true. Since no one has provided any substantiation,
I assume it to be a smear. horstm could also use a clue on how to use his
editor to cut down included text.
/pbp
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to ruin somebody else's.
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David Hunter
Nobody has done it so what is the point of posting if no one else knows
what the
hell you're talking about?
Dave
In article <4916g5$l...@qualcomm.com>, P-P...@Qualcomm.com (Paul Pomes) wrote:
> hor...@ix.netcom.com writes:
>
> > (59 lines re-copied)
>
> >sdnet.politics would be another good location for this story.
>
> All the better if it were true. Since no one has provided any substantiation,
> I assume it to be a smear. horstm could also use a clue on how to use his
> editor to cut down included text.
>
> /pbp
--
William Kronert
"wizard" made a few weeks back. Note, I did _NOT_ post this only
reposting it so others can see it.
Wizard wrote:
: For those of you who haven't heard, which is most of San Diego, KGTV
: Channel 10 which is the ABC affiliate, has some very serious problems.
: In the last 6 months, 3 employees have been arrested for pretty
: serious crimes that have gone unreported by others in the media such as
: the San Diego Union and Channels 39 and 8, because they don't want to
: make their other media buddies look bad. Here's what has happened...
: (BTW, this is not a joke -- my source is in the DA's office)
: 1) Phil Farrar was arrested by SDPD for exposing his penis to a group
: of young female Japanese tourists on vacation in San Diego. The
: charges were dropped by the district attorney who declined to
: prosecute, even though the Japanese girls wanted him prosecuted,
: because of the high costs of flying the girls back to the US to testify
: in court against Farrar.
: So, Farrar is off the hook and got away with it. As well, when this
: happened, Farrar’scontract with Channel 10 was up for renewal. Even
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Paul Pomes
> As requested by someone in this thread, here is the repost that
>"wizard" made a few weeks back. Note, I did _NOT_ post this only
>reposting it so others can see it.
>
>For those of you who haven't heard, which is most of San Diego, KGTV
>Channel 10 which is the ABC affiliate, has some very serious problems.
>In the last 6 months, 3 employees have been arrested for pretty
>serious crimes that have gone unreported by others in the media such as
>the San Diego Union and Channels 39 and 8, because they don't want to
>make their other media buddies look bad. Here's what has happened...
>(BTW, this is not a joke -- my source is in the DA's office)
By reposting it you make yourself just as liable for the smear as the
original author. Did you take *any* steps to confirm the report before
reposting it? The DA's phone number is in the phonebook, btw.
/pbp
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William Kronert
: wkro...@sunstroke.sdsu.edu (William Kronert) writes:
: > As requested by someone in this thread, here is the repost that
: >"wizard" made a few weeks back. Note, I did _NOT_ post this only
: >reposting it so others can see it.
: >
: >For those of you who haven't heard, which is most of San Diego, KGTV
: >Channel 10 which is the ABC affiliate, has some very serious problems.
: >In the last 6 months, 3 employees have been arrested for pretty
: >serious crimes that have gone unreported by others in the media such as
: >the San Diego Union and Channels 39 and 8, because they don't want to
: >make their other media buddies look bad. Here's what has happened...
: >(BTW, this is not a joke -- my source is in the DA's office)
: By reposting it you make yourself just as liable for the smear as the
: original author. Did you take *any* steps to confirm the report before
: reposting it? The DA's phone number is in the phonebook, btw.
I don't think so, since it is public domain, can be found on many news
servers. What, you want to sue me? Have fun doing it. I need not take
any steps to confirm this as _I_ did _NOT_ write it. Ask the person who
did. Later,
Bill
David Hunter
never explains what the fuck it proposes to expose, therefore, what is the
point of reposting this stupid thing. And so I again request the exact
and complete posting. Otherwise, what's the point of posting your
responses if we (me) don't know what the charges are?
I hope this is clear enough.
Dave
wkro...@sunstroke.sdsu.edu (William Kronert) writes:
>
> >For those of you who haven't heard, which is most of San Diego, KGTV
> >Channel 10 which is the ABC affiliate, has some very serious problems.
> >In the last 6 months, 3 employees have been arrested for pretty
> >serious crimes that have gone unreported by others in the media such as
> >the San Diego Union and Channels 39 and 8, because they don't want to
> >make their other media buddies look bad. Here's what has happened...
> >(BTW, this is not a joke -- my source is in the DA's office)
>
> By reposting it you make yourself just as liable for the smear as the
> original author. Did you take *any* steps to confirm the report before
> reposting it? The DA's phone number is in the phonebook, btw.
>
hor...@ix.netcom.com
>For those of you who haven't heard, which is most of San Diego, KGTV Channel 10
This message is posted as a gentle reminder:
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This feature is useful, should one decide a posting was made in error.
Horst Moehrke
William Kronert
: Hello . . . this is not what I call a repost of the original posting. It
: never explains what the fuck it proposes to expose, therefore, what is the
: point of reposting this stupid thing. And so I again request the exact
: and complete posting. Otherwise, what's the point of posting your
: responses if we (me) don't know what the charges are?
: I hope this is clear enough.
I hate to say this but all I did was follow up on the original
article quoting everything without any editing. What you see here is
what was writen by "wizard" unchanged. It still remains on sdsu.edu news
server which is how I even found the damn thing in the first place. If
you have any further questions, problems whatever the hell bothers
you....I have nothing to do with it. Address the author of this, not
me. For the person who took out the quote's of "wizard" to make this
look like I wrote it, you might try avoiding this the next time. I will
even CC the original posting to Dave. I will no longer address any issue
on this topic.
Bill
: Dave
: wkro...@sunstroke.sdsu.edu (William Kronert) writes:
: >
: > >For those of you who haven't heard, which is most of San Diego, KGTV
: > >Channel 10 which is the ABC affiliate, has some very serious problems.
: > >In the last 6 months, 3 employees have been arrested for pretty
: > >serious crimes that have gone unreported by others in the media such as
: > >the San Diego Union and Channels 39 and 8, because they don't want to
: > >make their other media buddies look bad. Here's what has happened...
: > >(BTW, this is not a joke -- my source is in the DA's office)
: >
: > By reposting it you make yourself just as liable for the smear as the
: > original author. Did you take *any* steps to confirm the report before
: > reposting it? The DA's phone number is in the phonebook, btw.
: >
: > /pbp
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: "The cheese fell off his cracker a long time ago."
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