Three Strikes Mustang Ranch Pictures Faked Up to Look Like Animal Abuse for Defaming Fraudulent News Story!

From: Thomas Kirby

Sent: Monday, April 27, 2009 10:09 PM

Mustang Ranch

Photo album: http://starherald.mycapture.com/mycapture/category.asp?CategoryID=49241 or http://tinyurl.com/ckcm2n Every picture can be saved, just right click and use the right click menu. Don't click on "ok" or "X" until you've saved the pictures because that will exit the right click menu. There's a big reason why these pictures are not for sale. It's because if they are not for sale they can prevent someone from buying and republishing them, in other words, they control the evidence. Honest people do not obscure, conceal, or prevent evidence from being evaluated skeptically.

Article: http://www.9news.com/seenon9news/article.aspx?storyid=114503&catid=509 or http://tinyurl.com/dnynhu

They claim that the owner of Three Strikes, one Jason Meduna, starved a bunch of horses to death. Here's my problem: Most of the pictures at the "Star Herald" obscure any real view of the horses. Some of them actually show enough of the horses to get an idea what they are like, and only one of them looks skinny. Even that one looks fairly normal for an elderly horse.

Look hard at this picture: http://tinyurl.com/c65lhu I can't tell if it is done with hardware or software, but mud is painted on the horses neck and throat to try to simulate the look of a starving horse. The fact that they created and promulgated such a lie proves that the "Star Herald" is in on it and that not one word of their story can be believed. These pictures are evidence of the crime of fraud. I mean, talk about shading the truth, they literally shaded in alterations of the pictures to make the horses look skinny. Look past the screwing around and you can see that the horse is actually overweight.

The photographer needs to be asked some hard questions, starting with, does she think that we are complete idiots? Does anyone know anything about this "Maunette Loeks"? The 3-Strikes photo album is the only one I see on the site that is not for sale. Why not?

In at least one photograph they seem to have morphed a horse's neck and head using a cow as a model since a cow has a different neck. Another one looks like a llama's neck. There is physical make-up. I'm pretty sure that they finger-painted mud on some of the horses that you can see close-up and you can see that the hollows in the neck aren't actually there when you magnify the picture. The most obvious sign that they are messing around is the shorn manes. Someone who is neglecting his horses isn't going to cut the manes off like that.

Someone actually trimmed the horse's manes to make them look thinner. They spent a considerable amount of time cooking the physical evidence before they brought the news crews in. They also altered the photographs, in my opinion. What a shame. The humane movement has become a complete lie. I never wanted to have to say that.

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Mandatory spay and neuter means pets must grow old and die without replacements. No more babies, no more pets in our homes.  Stop it before it's nationwide. Sterile animals cannot replenish themselves. It's the "facts" of life.

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