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<blockquote data-quote="Suzie Q" data-source="post: 854951" data-attributes="member: 14334"><p>I read through the minutes from the Palimentary hearing. </p><p></p><p>The guy who drove the car for them to go there paid 500,000 rupia I think it was. The guy filmed did not want to kick the beast in the head because of religious reasons. But he needed the money. He did it and then stopped and was asked to do it again as they did not have enough footage.</p><p></p><p>His workmates thought him a hero at the time because he got so much money. When they lost work because of what had happened they turned on him and his family. He was beaten and his wife and daughter were raped.</p><p></p><p>Not only that but the guy who drove them there also went into the cattle yards and stirred the cattle up. The translation was that "he was trying to get hurt by the cattle".</p><p></p><p>I am extremely lucky here that we have neighbours that are close all around us, and that our property is on the main Road to Boonah. </p><p></p><p>If I do anything down the paddock, hubby hears about it within about half an hour while he is at work in Beaudesert!!!!</p><p></p><p>We don't really get unplanned visitors here. The last time I knew - as our cattle walked down the paddock, back up the paddock, down and then up and were not eating. I was at my neighbours.</p><p></p><p>So I came home and heard bang bang bang down our driveway, so that was what upsetting them.</p><p></p><p>A bit further and two guys in a ute. They were checking the telegraph poles on the property. Boy they must be fit. They had to dig down half a metre around every pole to check to see if they were rotten and the ground out here when it is dry is harder than concrete. They hit each telegraph pole with a hammer above ground to make sure it wasn't rotten and then they used the back of the shovel to bang the nails on the numbers back on the telegraph pole.</p><p></p><p>They said they had knocked and called before starting, but that isn't much use with me being next door and not home. They were nice guys and said that they had put in for a telegraph pole down the paddock to be replaced, so I guess that will be out next uninvited guest.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Suzie Q, post: 854951, member: 14334"] I read through the minutes from the Palimentary hearing. The guy who drove the car for them to go there paid 500,000 rupia I think it was. The guy filmed did not want to kick the beast in the head because of religious reasons. But he needed the money. He did it and then stopped and was asked to do it again as they did not have enough footage. His workmates thought him a hero at the time because he got so much money. When they lost work because of what had happened they turned on him and his family. He was beaten and his wife and daughter were raped. Not only that but the guy who drove them there also went into the cattle yards and stirred the cattle up. The translation was that "he was trying to get hurt by the cattle". I am extremely lucky here that we have neighbours that are close all around us, and that our property is on the main Road to Boonah. If I do anything down the paddock, hubby hears about it within about half an hour while he is at work in Beaudesert!!!! We don't really get unplanned visitors here. The last time I knew - as our cattle walked down the paddock, back up the paddock, down and then up and were not eating. I was at my neighbours. So I came home and heard bang bang bang down our driveway, so that was what upsetting them. A bit further and two guys in a ute. They were checking the telegraph poles on the property. Boy they must be fit. They had to dig down half a metre around every pole to check to see if they were rotten and the ground out here when it is dry is harder than concrete. They hit each telegraph pole with a hammer above ground to make sure it wasn't rotten and then they used the back of the shovel to bang the nails on the numbers back on the telegraph pole. They said they had knocked and called before starting, but that isn't much use with me being next door and not home. They were nice guys and said that they had put in for a telegraph pole down the paddock to be replaced, so I guess that will be out next uninvited guest. [/QUOTE]
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