Super Model Gisele Bundchen, Reneges on “Lost Dog” Reward Offer;

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[freepatriot32]

the model in question. I would hate to violate any ann coulter style rules when im posting here :-)

[camle]

anybody who listens to paris hilton for advice can always claim insanity.

[Izzy Dunne]

the model in question

Seeing how your picture shows up as a blue question mark, that statement is quite apropos.

[tx_eggman]

God I'm tired of hearing about the foibles of celebrities, what an incestuous bunch of self promoting aholes.

The thrive on any kind of publicity, good or bad. For instance, what is one of the stars of this little episode, Paris Hilton, best known for?

[Deaf Smith]

The reward offer should be a legal, binding contract. There was a benefit and detriment for both parties.

[HenryLeeII]

There she saw the anonymous reward posters, which [Giselle] Bundchen, reportedly on the advice of Paris Hilton, had plastered all over the neighborhood.

When one has to rely on the intellect of Paris Hilton to come up with the idea of putting up a poster for a lost pet, what are the odds of requiring frequent reminders to breathe?

[Mr Rogers]

You can try here, if you REALLY want to see...

http://home.tiscali.be/yuc-csmits/gisele_bundchen12.jpg

How she can be a top model is beyond me.

[HenryLeeII]

"Even after they were cleared by police, Bundchen's people have wrongly maintained and implied Paul and Janelle deserved the humiliating treatment they received. " said the couples attorney, Frank Harrigan. “At this point, based upon everything we know, it appears Bundchen and others who conspired with her had no intention of paying the reward when they made the offer.

I would sue the little b**** for a lot more than the $5,000 reward. We're talking falsely accusing someone of a crime, leading to an arrest at gunpoint. That equals public humiliation and a lot of personal anguish and fear. How much does this little twit have? I'd go for half of it.

[TheBigB]

reportedly on the advice of Paris Hilton

I have to wonder how many stories with tragic endings contain that phrase.

[mhking]

Check her at:

http://www.lookonline.com/vs2000-1.html

'Nuff said.

[freepatriot32]

the pic shows up fine on my computer.But heres another one

[Sloth]

Instead, after returning the dog in good condition as promised, Paul and Janelle were suddenly arrested at gunpoint by three detectives, thrown to the ground and held their while 18 month old Schyler, their son, screamed with distress and fright. Transported to the police station still in handcuffs, Paul asked officers “what have I done wrong”? Two hours later after questioning, Paul and Janelle were released and told by police that they had been cleared of any wrong-doing.

Why would the police even participate in something like this?

[Mr Rogers]

Sorry - still don't see the attraction. You can find much better looking women on most any college campus.

It might be harder to get them out of their clothes, but...

[dennisw]

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[freepatriot32]

possible X er ping for you

[Brainhose]

No good deed goes unpunished!
Note on article: I am surprised that the writer used such an un-PC term like 'Welshed on a deal'(I have a lot of Welsh friends) , it doesn't bother me but I wonder if the writer would be so quick to talk about 'Jewish Lightning' or 'Jewing Somebody Down' or 'Dutch Courage'or perhaps 'China Mans Chance In Hell'

[Ditter]

I'd sue the bitch too, even if the lawyer took most of it. Also I feel sorry for the dog, no wonder it kept running away.

[freepatriot32]

said the couples attorney, Frank Harrigan. “At this point, based upon everything we know, it appears Bundchen and others who conspired with her had no intention of paying the reward when they made the offer.

I was thinknig of this earlier this is almost the dictionary definition of fraud and on top of that conspireing to commit fraud is a seperate felony in and of itself.Her and her entorouge could be looking at jailtime after this is all done on top of the lawsuiits that are sure to come out of this.It would have been a lot cheaper for her to pay the 5 thou she promised to give out as a reward

[HenryLeeII]

I have to wonder how many stories with tragic endings contain that phrase ["on the advice of Paris Hilton"].

This also gets into the area of what constitutes a tragedy. For example, if you tell your wife, "Honey, on the advice of Paris Hilton, I'm breaking out the camcorder tonight to spice up our zesty session," that could lead to tragedy. However, if your wife says, "Honey, I've been thinking about those stories about Paris Hilton's videotapes and I'd like to try that..." then that most likely doesn't turn into tragedy (unless the tapes get mixed up at your next family get-together or church function).

[HenryLeeII]

There also has to be some element of false imprisonment, not on the part of the cops but for Bundchen since she allowed these folks to be arrested and detained for two hours, knowing that they were not guilty.