BBC Undercover Reporter Obituary

[gnasher16 30,025]

I don't ever recall anybody asking a dog how it'd feel about being trained, tortured - whatever miscreants want to call it - to use its powerful jaws to tear apart and bleed another dog to its death, or die trying.

 

 

Please please carry on wildboy....you are the greatest....f**k it youve convinced me son .......orrible c**ts aint they

[undisputed 1,664]

not kiddin it shows what a bunch of fools visit these sites,hes not dead its a cover up and when he visits the next fen challange or lamping comp even maybe a diggin comp on the terrier section of one of the most populer sites on the internet i will laugh my f****n head of

 

Yip he's now working in Tesco's with Elvis :doh:

[Wxm 1,638]

as someone said what sort of man / person would put there family under that much stress to become a grass / informer. you cant call them a man.

some people will do anything for money but i think that might be a steep to far. IMO

Edited September 26, 2009 by Wxm

[Bryan 1,362]

What sort of men would get pleasure out of watching two dogs fight? Suppose it's not that hard to entertain the mentally challenged eh.

 

Fox is a dog?

[jlp 0]

I don't want to speak ill of the dead, and regardless what the man done or what people think of him, there's still a young family left behind and that is tragic.

 

If I am honest, my first thought was cover story, this bloke pissed a lot of people off, and I don't think he or his producers ever perceived the hatred and retribution he would generate and I think they realized this would probably affect him and his family for a long time.

 

I've probably seen to many episodes of X-Files or Sopranos, so if anyone takes offense to my post i apologize in advance.

Edited September 26, 2009 by jlp