By: CC Garnette

CC Garnette — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 14:27:49 +0000

In response to John Kalb’s comment, there is no statute of limitation on fraud in Indiana. It begins when the fraud is proven. The clock is still ticking.

By: Bob G.

Bob G. — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 14:06:47 +0000

Dan:
SO, can we tell them “WE TOLD YOU SO”…NOW???

By: john b. kalb

john b. kalb — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 03:52:26 +0000

Is it possible that we may hear from Hayhurst,Crawford, Talarico,Didier, Pape & Hines on how they presently can support their votes AFTER it was revealed that the Redevelopment Department and Commission would release NOTHING on the financial conditition of Hardball Capital and/or Barry Real Estate. This would have shown, as Don Schmidt indicated, if the required- by- the- agreement financing was lined up PRIOR TO THEIR VOTE. Of course, it was never made public. It is believed by some in our town that this was a criminal action and should be pursued as such prior to the run out of the statute of limitations.
Remember that one of the cities visited by our Ballpark Plus group was Providence, R.I. and that the former major of that city is now in jail because of crimes committed during their downtown revitalization. Is Ron Reinking’s comment on the questionably legality pointing in this direction?

Comments on: Ron Reinking on Harrison Square

By: CC Garnette

By: Bob G.

By: john b. kalb