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In portland oregon, Joan Wagar and Eric Carlson are in A Murder conspiracy
together.
And Clackamas Walmart are acttively helping them by hideing Eric's
employment there from me and my family.
For over A year now Eric Carlson has been going by the name gashel, last
name unknown by me, he dyed his hair black, and Walmart agreed to hide his
Identity from my daughter, who also worked at that store.
Joan and Eric have friends in Authority protecting Joan and Eric from
prosecution.
I have reported this repeatedly to the Authority's and they are ignoring
Joan and Eric's CONSPIRACY.
I would be more than happy to Testify to this but the Authority's are
covering this up so my testimony would simply dissapear.
My name is Terry Wagar and Im backing up these charges.
Nomatter how many people Joan and Eric poisoned the Authority's here in
portland Oregon refuse to arrest them.
Im making these charges public because of the blatent coverup of these
charges.
why is Walmart hideing A BodyDouble?
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Three more Iberian Lynx kittens born in captivity
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By m.p. - Mar 24, 2008 - 6:03 PM
One two of the young survived the weekend
Saliega, who was the first Iberian Lynx to give birth in captivity three years ago, gave birth to three more kittens this weekend, who were born in the El Acebuche captive breeding centre in the Doñana Nature Park in Huelva. They were born at 64 days gestation on Saturday, but one of the young was rejected by the mother, and was reported by the Junta de Andalucía’s environment department on Monday to have died.
There were two more births last week, to Brisa, the first lynx born in captivity to become pregnant. One was born dead and the surviving kitten was ignored by the mother and is now in a critical condition. It is said to be suffering hypothermia and breathing problems and is being cared for by staff at the centre.
Another seven lynx have copulated this season as part of the recovery programme for the threatened species at the Olivilla centre in Jaén, at Jerez Zoo and in El Acebuche itself. Three new captive breeding centres are currently under construction in Córdoba, Extremadura, and in Silves, on the Portuguese Algarve.
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Three more Iberian Lynx kittens born in captivity
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By m.p. - Mar 24, 2008 - 6:03 PM
EFE Archive photo of Iberian lynx kittens with their mother.
Saliega, who was the first Iberian Lynx to give birth in captivity three years ago, gave birth to three more kittens this weekend, who were born in the El Acebuche captive breeding centre in the Doñana Nature Park in Huelva. They were born at 64 days gestation on Saturday, but one of the young was rejected by the mother, and was reported by the Junta de Andalucía’s environment department on Monday to have died.
There were two more births last week, to Brisa, the first lynx born in captivity to become pregnant. One was born dead and the surviving kitten was ignored by the mother and is now in a critical condition. It is said to be suffering hypothermia and breathing problems and is being cared for by staff at the centre.
Another seven lynx have copulated this season as part of the recovery programme for the threatened species at the Olivilla centre in Jaén, at Jerez Zoo and in El Acebuche itself. Three new captive breeding centres are currently under construction in Córdoba, Extremadura, and in Silves, on the Portuguese Algarve.
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20 Jun 2008, 01:16
20 Jun 2008, 01:16
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