What happened Frischling? Weren't you supposed to prove your innocence through the blog?
Update: A reader posted that Frischling put this on Facebook:
"Well I need to go semi-silent, but a lawyer will be picking up being loud for me shortly. Guess back to regular work and collecting vital information to work towards dismissal."
We think we know who Frischling's lawyer is:
Arraignment countdown: 10 days to go!
Latest Facebook posting:
ReplyDelete"Well I need to go semi-silent, but a lawyer will be picking up being loud for me shortly. Guess back to regular work and collecting vital information to work towards dismissal."
^ LOL LOL LOL
ReplyDelete"collecting vital information to work towards dismissal."
Like what? Is he going to track down the details of what the IAG attorney was doing during his inactive status? LOL!
somebody HAS to go to connecticut and witness him in court. that would be priceless. I wish I could go.
ReplyDeletetotally priceless. They should set up a pay per view webcam.
ReplyDeleteOur friend sure knows how to dole out sage advice:
ReplyDelete"Even in her follow up post she comes off as the victim. She implies that she has been wronged. She seems to completely miss the fact that she had the opportunity to back down and apologize to the person that she stole from. She keeps viewing the actual victim of her actions as the perpetrator and that is not how the world works"
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=488608&page=3
I think he's about to find out how the world works next week
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