Another TPer finds out that he listened to the wrong people

[Pottapaug1938]

Courtesy of the Worcester Telegram via the Boston Globe:

http://www.boston.com/news/local/massac ... story.html

[Quixote]

A comment in response to the news of Dion's conviction in April, 2012:

This is just out from the feds…. the Dions are real heroes in my opinion. They actually set up the “backbone” if you will of the business structure that hundreds of people used for their small business. They also set up the trust that owns both the house and commercial property of the Browns (Ed and Elaine). Both of which still haven’t been sold yet, maybe because of the trust? Its a shame that these people went down and I’m sure a lot of people have gone down since – because of the records they kept.

[Demosthenes]

Scott Dion was a Constipation Ranger.

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=4619&p=77180&hilit=dion#p76882

[webhick]

A comment in response to the news of Dion's conviction in April, 2012:

This is just out from the feds…. the Dions are real heroes in my opinion. They actually set up the “backbone” if you will of the business structure that hundreds of people used for their small business. They also set up the trust that owns both the house and commercial property of the Browns (Ed and Elaine). Both of which still haven’t been sold yet, maybe because of the trust? Its a shame that these people went down and I’m sure a lot of people have gone down since – because of the records they kept.

Uh, maybe the house hasn't been sold yet because no one actually believes that the government managed to find every single one of the explosive devices found on the property.

Come to think of it, same could be said of the dental office since he could have stored some there.

[Gregg]

Jokes about my own Bunkers aside, I'd just be kind of creeped out living in some quasi fortress in New England.

[grixit]

Jokes about my own Bunkers aside, I'd just be kind of creeped out living in some quasi fortress in New England.

Actually according to a survey by the National Real Estate Risk Assessment Board, only 4.3% of such homes have ever been subject to Lovecraftian incidents.

[notorial dissent]

Jokes about my own Bunkers aside, I'd just be kind of creeped out living in some quasi fortress in New England.

You mean aside from the fact that it looks like a really tacky trailer park that had been used as a semi private junk yard? I think I would be more worried about the building code violations and outright construction problems, since I'm sure they didn't believe in those either. My bet is that the place is so tacky and poorly constructed as to be unsafe and unlivable by normal people and that it will have to be torn down for the land to be usable. Still unfound UED's wound also be a consideration as well.