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What do you thing Rex Staten would have done back in the day, and could do to that weasel even now.
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Gary Jones will find out who his friends really are after this debacle
1) a guy didn’t keep track of his stuff, or at least the stuff he thinks is his!
2) said stuff got sold!
The fact they've said PRECISELY nothing says it all.
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whats the story on rex and kehoe then ?
I’m in Texas if you need to see me!
Gaslighting is a tactic often used by dishonest people to distract from the main topics or facts they don't like and to discredit people and their arguments, because they don't have solid, rational arguments of their own. Common traits of gaslighting is they diverge from the main topic and often tend to feign (phony) outrage with the details of the argument fairly far fetched. This is what we have here.. an argument that says that all @$$h@les should get a free pass because they might have a medical condition which is not only silly, but also a hypocritical argument since that same person he says he wants to beat up here may have the same medical condition as his "mother".. Lol.. while this is surely gaslighting, it is not a very clever one at all.
So not to let this attempt at gaslighting succeed, back to the main topic... T.Good took Gary Jone's race bikes after Gary told him he wanted to keep them. T.Good persisted and somehow got them from the property of the 93 year old mother, who could have been tricked or coerced easily at her tender age. All they needed was her signature to make it all look nice and legal.
What we don't know is what discussions Don Jones and T.Good had in the distant past although somehow nothing ever transpired during the years of discussion or even many years after Don's death, and T.Good has not shown proof of any written and signed agreement. You would assume he would if he had it since it would strengthen his story and might make him look a little less scummy.
T.Good makes you wonder with his inconsistent comments about how he first has Gary's bikes and then he doesn't have them. We may never know the truth to the details unless Gary Jones and T.Good care to reveal more, but we are pretty sure that T.Good went through a lot of effort to go behind the Champion rider's back to get the bikes for his museum, knowing they meant a lot to Gary, which almost goes without saying. That is the only thing we can give our opinions on.
True story.....
And to think that statement came from some dude named Francis...
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