AlaskaBushPilot
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I've just realized Wally Hermson is 'the guy' she's really been perpetrating this shamelessness against. Didn't Moneymaker service this guy's account enough way back when?
Now 'yer on it.
Hersom was paying Moneymaker's salary for awhile at BFRO, yes. I don't know all the details but the insiders are targeting the likes of Hersom with these niche markets they are creating. The Texas Bigfoot Research Organization - they have all of this donated equipment and if I recall correctly Hersom was also involved in that.
She did a number of trips, to Greece for example, when at the same time property records indicate she was not making payments on loans. Add that to rockinkt's remarks about intent to defraud and you have the standard package of a con-man who is duping people into spending money that can't even be retrieved via civil suit because they are blowing the money on lavish lifestyle. There isn't any property to attach. Her lab is closed, and the property foreclosed. The money was spent in Greece, where Croatian men hire out as Gigalos.
A person who represents that they will do DNA testing under a presumption of standard operating procedures but who instead mixes in bleach and battery acid to the samples is perpetrating a crime even if Hersom is either too ashamed to sue or feels it is futile. A district attorney can still bring charges, but a District Attorney has to feel his office resources are best used to chase that crime instead of the various other crimes in his district. Generally it is the defrauded people who make complaints to District Attorneys. This is very similar to cases like spirit mediums where they escape prosecution because of willing victims. What they are doing may technically constitute crime but they are difficult cases to prosecute. Hersom would have to agree to get on the stand and testify against her. But that would destroy his goodwill in the Bigfoot community.