Dear Editor;
Mr. Taylor I am sorry to say Mackay would not make good boots. The smell would prevent anyone from purchasing or wearing them. I don’t believe anything Mackay says. Had he notified anyone of the problem I am sure one of the ranchers in the area would have taken his horses in or the RCMP would have made arrangements to have them cared for. In four months he couldn’t get back there to get them. Was he in a coma in the hospital after his accident? Of course not.
I hope this case isn’t pushed under the carpet. As a member of the public, what is the best way to let the justice system know we are not buying his story and he must be punished the same or worse than anyone else?
God help his mother or friend because if they get in trouble he will walk away from them too. He must be charged in our criminal justice system, or should I say ‘injustice system’ as it seems it only applies to the poor. He must be prevented from having his horses returned to him. Also, I hope the people who rescued the horses send him a nice fat bill. They deserve it and so does he.
Marg Melnick
Bluffton, Alta.