$41m Shareholder Losses And Counting. Will The Duval Directors Suffer The Same Fate As The Mainzeal Directors?
Reluctant shareholders have lost over $41m to date…..are the Duval Directors liable for this? Just how much Director liability
Just Truth, Facts and My Opinions, but no Fantasy or Conspiracy Theories.
Reluctant shareholders have lost over $41m to date…..are the Duval Directors liable for this? Just how much Director liability
Kenyon Clarke set out to build a ‘Billion Dollar’ empire – it all started with a little bit of begging. Back
If ever the media needed to double down, surely it’s now. What a fools game, but fools they are. In many
With the much ado about nothing over ACTs Treaty Principles bill, and the Hikoi to protest about something that’s not
The short answer is yes. Watching Christopher Luxon aka Luxcinda, is just getting harder by the day. Luxon is single handedly splitting
Something to consider about the latest US election result. The world owes Elon Musk a big thank you. Musks purchase of Twitter,
It’s a story no one else has been willing to tell – until now. TODAY WE expose the child sex scandal which has brought untold shame on the Blomfield family name.
The Trials, the Tribulations, the Torment. One Man Has Had a Box Seat through It All. But as a Journalist, Sometimes Getting Too Close Can Distort How You See Things When They’re in Plain Sight
Eight years on from the 2014 failed murder attempt on Matthew Blomfield, there are still the same nagging gnawing questions – questions we suspect Ned Paraha probably only has the answers to. But the first problem is where do you find Ned Paraha?
Steven Price Probably Has Some Explaining to Do, After Giving the Whale Oil Book the Legal All Clear, Only Then to Be Hit by a Series of Lawsuits
If you’re looking for the devil, you’ll almost always find him in the detail.
So let’s talk detail.
Today in part three of Matt, Mark and the Mob, we shift our focus to the detail of Blomfield’s account of the events leading up to, and after the 2014 murder-for-hire plot.
We have questions. You’ll have them too, especially when you strip back the layers and examine why people behaved the way they did that night.
Today in part two of ‘Matt, Mark and the Mob’, we venture into enemy territory. It’s the world of Matt Blomfield – kinky, kooky and yes sometimes spooky.
We want to examine in detail Blomfield’s drama-filled account of the events immediately after the murder-for-hire plot back in 2014.
We will introduce you to our colourful cast of characters. There’s the Pissed Off Panther, The angry Whale. A bunch of apparently misunderstood mobster, A gunman who may just have fired his last shot, and a man by the name of Matt who was so important to the story he cast himself in two roles – Hero and Victim.
It’s a gripping story, but should we belIeve any of it?, especially with so many unanswered questions years after the attack?
Is there possibly something more to this – something more sinister…perhaps as nothing really ads up.
Today we continue searching for those answers.
The Panther has pounced, ripping to shreds Matt Blomfield and his whale of a story about the night he met the Mob. When Matthew Blomfield was attacked at his Greenhithe home by a lone gunman back in 2014, he went looking for answers through the most unconventional channels. Blomfield decided he couldn’t rely on the police To do their job so cast himself in the role of a vigilante private eye – and conjured up a story that right from the get go didn’t quite ring true.
Today in this special TWO PART report we sift through the BS to find out the real story
IT’S only day four and Margie Thomson has, well, had enough. Enough of us, that is. It seems Margie’s idea
It’s more bad news for Margie Thomson and Potton & Burton after revelations South Pacific Pictures pulled out of a major deal to bring the Whaleoil story to the big screen.
In the world of investigative journalism, the name Margie Thomson has many similarities, one might say, to an old Ben Lummis album. You don’t see it anywhere.
Three years ago that all changed when she was commissioned to author the book Whaleoil. It was one of the messiest high-profile sagas of recent years. So, why was the book claiming to be the definitive account of this drama put in the hands of a novice?