Police still probing pigeon mess
While a quest for missing documents triggered court actions among some parties police say it’s actually the large number documents associated with Pigeon King International that has slowed their investigation
Ponzi
Police acknowledge ‘oversight’ in Pigeon King investigation
A police initiative to include more complainants has left some investors confused
Bankruptcy hearing delayed for former Pigeon King owner
May is earliest possible court date for lawsuit against Arlan Galbraith
Pigeon King responds to Better Farming
Letter to the editor
Pigeon Ponzi could bring investor payback
No Canadian authorities have found anything wrong with Arlan Galbraith’s now- insolvent pigeon breeding scheme but that didn’t prevent four states from reining in the pigeon king, as he likes to be called, and now former growers and the professionals left to clean up Galbraith’s mess are left with more questions than answers. The biggest question: do some growers have to lose everything?
Pigeon King ‘dead in the water’
Former Pigeon King International contact producers are being encouraged to attend a meeting in Stratford tomorrow.
UPDATED Friday June 27, 2008, 5:45 p.m. (Links added)
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