Comments on: Crisp Bankruptcy Files

By: retiredvet

retiredvet — Tue, 12 May 2009 23:25:28 +0000

Hopefully, Crisp lost today. That would be a good start in running him out of town.

By: Hap@UIO

Hap@UIO — Tue, 12 May 2009 22:58:36 +0000

Somebody please send me the score. Would like to see the scum run
out of Bow !! Hap

By: tax tired in Bow

tax tired in Bow — Tue, 12 May 2009 00:47:34 +0000

It is time to run Crisp out of Bow just like Berlin did.

By: Hap@UIO

Hap@UIO — Mon, 11 May 2009 14:49:09 +0000

To Tax tired in Bow: Great questions about Crisp. Here are some facts about his role in ethics.

On Berlin Daily Sun Nr 4 Rose Dodge wrote an article on the Berlin
Bandit showing where the $600,000.00 was passed around. The 4th
entry down shows money going to Donovan Dejardins. Donovan at that time was a district court judge. It is unethical and questionable about the
legality of such a practice because Crisp would at times go before the
judge as a lawyer. Is that influence peddling to a judge ??

Also, it is well know that issues not argued in lower courts can not be
appealed or presented to higher courts. It is a fact Jack Crisp once
argued before the NH Supreme Court about a Swiss Bank Account that
a foe had that was never mentioned in the lower court and no documents
on the Swiss bank account were in the lower court and the foe had no
money in any Swiss bank yet Crisp went on to decieve the NH Supreme Court 5 justices in an unethical manner that could be called a lie !! If
Crisp denies this he is a liar because Hap knows who has the evidence !!

Hap

By: tax tired in Bow

tax tired in Bow — Sun, 10 May 2009 12:59:17 +0000

When is this going to hit the newspapers?

Seems to me voters should know about the character of a selectman that cannot manage his own finances but thinks he can be trusted to manage the taxpayer’s finances?

Incredible.

By: yeswecan

yeswecan — Fri, 08 May 2009 14:02:20 +0000

Paul @ BCC, I know you can’t control this but bowandarrow exposed themselves as being the same person as publius. Right now I am tring to figure out the motive of their action. My guess is that publius is true to his beliefs but bowandarrow is a put on.

By: Rick Hiland

Rick Hiland — Thu, 07 May 2009 19:59:08 +0000

“I place economy among the first and most important virtues, and
public debt as the greatest of dangers. To preserve our independence, we must not let our rulers load us with perpetual debt.”
— Thomas Jefferson

By: Paul @ BCC

Paul @ BCC — Thu, 07 May 2009 00:56:39 +0000

bowandarrow, You are new to this website but the welcome mat is out for everyone.

Wouldn’t it be intersting if Imse, Crisp, & Elgert participated in this debate? There are two sides to every story.

By: Hap@UIO

Hap@UIO — Wed, 06 May 2009 17:02:15 +0000

For the people of Bow the case is Jack and Sheri Crisp 96-12385 MWV..

Hap

By: Hap@UIO

Hap@UIO — Wed, 06 May 2009 16:58:51 +0000

Publius, You still sound like a mole for Crisp. Your approach to everything
is same as a lawyer. maybe Crisp is telling you what to ask.

You have access to Lexus/Nexis and that is not readily available except to lawyers. This is not the place to obtain facts that you question about the
validity of the amounts you question. You should go to PACER and you will see all the amounts that are published are accurate but you do not want to go to PACER because that will verify the truth that you question
as Crisps mole!

Also see May 5 comments of the web administrator.. The bankruptcy case
of Crisp must be so long that it cannot all be placed on this site but the
most of it is in PACER.. Publius, go to PACER and stop blowing smoke!! I
am not telling you where to find PACER because you know if you know
where Lexus/Nexis is but I will tell the people of Bow.

PACER is a public service provided by the courts that makes cases like
Crisps public on line. It is a US Gvt system. Search PACER in Google,
Yahoo or any other search system and it is easily found.

Hap

By: Hap@UIO

Hap@UIO — Wed, 06 May 2009 16:44:50 +0000

TO: Yeswecan May 5 article

You have Publius figured out like evryone else except the Crisp moles!
There has been no Bow Bandit because the insiders have kept control of
the situation !!

Hap

By: RLB

RLB — Wed, 06 May 2009 13:08:13 +0000

It is real obvious to me that Selctman Crisp loves to spend money in his personal life, loves to spend money in his business and then casually or conveniently file bankruptcy to scam his way out of having to pay his debts. Real slippery.

Compare this to his time as Selectman and all his support and votes for everything that includes spending. This is not a person I want controlling any purse strings here in town.

If he cannot control his own spending, how can we trust him to control town spending especially in these troubling economic times?

Let us try for someone that does not have this slippery history.

I am going to vote for Robert Louf and Eric Anderson, both men of integrity.