08-10-2011, 01:45 PM
more scumsucking bottom-feeding dirtbags wanting to profit from Caylee. DON'T CONTRIBUTE!
and that property is underwater much of the time. do you really need to go out there in the palmetto scrub with the rattlesnakes to remember missing kids? Caylee was never missing. she was in a trash bag and that family knew it. FUCK ALL OF THEM!
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NEWS6 ORLANDO
Tuesday, a nonprofit organization released artwork of a permanent memorial they hope to build at the site. A real estate agent confirmed that representatives from Bring Kids Home has signed a contract to purchase the property. The owner had originally listed the vacant land for $88,000.
Bring Kids Home is now trying to raise $200,000 to build the memorial, which will honor Caylee and other missing children, according to a spokesman. They are hoping to raise $25,000 from individual donations, with corporate donors covering the remaining cost.
The New Jersey-based nonprofit registered as a corporation in 2008. However, a Local 6 News investigation revealed that New Jersey officials revoked the group's corporation status in April because officers failed to submit annual reports for the past two years as required by law.
The founder of Bring Kids Home, Eric Segura, told Local 6 News reporter Mike DeForest that he was unaware he was required to file those reports. BULLSHIT!! He said he was not aware New Jersey officials had revoked the corporation status until Local 6 brought it to his attention.
Segura acknowledged that his group has not done much fundraising prior to seeking $200,000 to build the Suburban Drive memorial. He insists the project is legitimate and will get built, as long as Orange County commissioners rezone the land to allow the memorial. If the project does not proceed, donors who purchase bricks will be refunded a portion of their donation, and other donations may not be returned, according to the group's website.
"It is a new organization. I can't answer if the public can trust it," said Eddie DelValle, an Orlando-based volunteer for Bring Kids Home, who is organizing the memorial project. "I'm putting my faith in it."
sickening fuckers want 450 K for an interview!! ---->
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...erica.html
and that property is underwater much of the time. do you really need to go out there in the palmetto scrub with the rattlesnakes to remember missing kids? Caylee was never missing. she was in a trash bag and that family knew it. FUCK ALL OF THEM!
:bricking:NEWS6 ORLANDO
Tuesday, a nonprofit organization released artwork of a permanent memorial they hope to build at the site. A real estate agent confirmed that representatives from Bring Kids Home has signed a contract to purchase the property. The owner had originally listed the vacant land for $88,000.
Bring Kids Home is now trying to raise $200,000 to build the memorial, which will honor Caylee and other missing children, according to a spokesman. They are hoping to raise $25,000 from individual donations, with corporate donors covering the remaining cost.
The New Jersey-based nonprofit registered as a corporation in 2008. However, a Local 6 News investigation revealed that New Jersey officials revoked the group's corporation status in April because officers failed to submit annual reports for the past two years as required by law.
The founder of Bring Kids Home, Eric Segura, told Local 6 News reporter Mike DeForest that he was unaware he was required to file those reports. BULLSHIT!! He said he was not aware New Jersey officials had revoked the corporation status until Local 6 brought it to his attention.
Segura acknowledged that his group has not done much fundraising prior to seeking $200,000 to build the Suburban Drive memorial. He insists the project is legitimate and will get built, as long as Orange County commissioners rezone the land to allow the memorial. If the project does not proceed, donors who purchase bricks will be refunded a portion of their donation, and other donations may not be returned, according to the group's website.
"It is a new organization. I can't answer if the public can trust it," said Eddie DelValle, an Orlando-based volunteer for Bring Kids Home, who is organizing the memorial project. "I'm putting my faith in it."
sickening fuckers want 450 K for an interview!! ---->
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...erica.html