My girlfriend, Julia Krasnitsky, and a jailed idiot's grandmother, Miss Louise M were told by Amanda,the night shift thief, at 10:00 pm on 11/10/15, that if they brought $2660 cash to the bond company by 8:00am the following morning the idiot, Greg Dunn, would be bailed out by 12 noon.
The grandmother, Ms. M, already had a payment plan with the A1- Bonding because she had previously posted bail for her idiot grandson, Greg Dunn, and he jumped bail on his court date on August 2015. Stupidly, the idiot stole another car and was caught while a bench warrant was issued for his August no-show in court. Sadly, but rightfully, Greg the idiot is in jail.
Greg, the idiot, dates my girlfriend, Julia Krasnitsky's daughter, Alain. Her daughter is a transient, mentally ill girl who prefers to live homeless on her own. Her mother has supplied her with a phone, so Greg is able to call her the three times allowed per day in jail.
On August 9, 2015, Greg called Julia from jail to say her daughter was in trouble and if she would bail him out of jail, he would know where to look for Alain and find her within one day. The problem is, "all I need is $1500 to bond out", Greg says. After talking to Amanda at A1- Bonding, she assured Julia and Miss Miller that the conditions were simply what I mentioned in the first paragraph.
Julia and Ms. M went to deliver the $2660 cash, Julia's poor 75 year old mother's life savings, to the chief thief, Mr. Glenn Strickland the owner of A1 Bonding at 8:00 am as instructed by Amanda. Thereby, Mr. Strickland told them that since Greg Dunn, Ms. M's idiot grandson, is a bail jumping fool, that the insurance company would not go for it. Mr. Strickland then had his fellow thief issue two receipts, one for $1000 to pay for Ms. M's payment plan and $1660 refunded back to Julia since they couldn't get the grandson out of jail. The only reason Julia agreed to put up her mother's life savings was to find her own daughter.
Glenn Strickland told Julia, "you came here with cash. Ms. M owes us money. You only get back $1,660. In essence, he stole $1,000 in 5 minutes. Julia had nothing to do with the grandma's agreement with the bail bondsman. I've attempted to call Glenn Strickland several times today and his secretary told me, "Mr. Strickland says that you nor Julia Krasnitsky's name is on any of the paper work so he is not at liberty to discuss the arrangement.
It is a long story, I know, but my girlfriend was vulnerable because she wanted to find her sick daughter with the help of the jailed boyfriend. The grandma was involved because she has unconditional love for a lost cause of a 35 year-old loser grandson.
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My girlfriend, Julia Krasnitsky, and a jailed idiot's grandmother, Miss Louise M were told by Amanda,the night shift thief, at 10:00 pm on 11/10/15, that if they brought $2660 cash to the bond company by 8:00am the following morning the idiot, Greg Dunn, would be bailed out by 12 noon.
The grandmother, Ms. M, already had a payment plan with the A1- Bonding because she had previously posted bail for her idiot grandson, Greg Dunn, and he jumped bail on his court date on August 2015. Stupidly, the idiot stole another car and was caught while a bench warrant was issued for his August no-show in court. Sadly, but rightfully, Greg the idiot is in jail.
Greg, the idiot, dates my girlfriend, Julia Krasnitsky's daughter, Alain. Her daughter is a transient, mentally ill girl who prefers to live homeless on her own. Her mother has supplied her with a phone, so Greg is able to call her the three times allowed per day in jail.
On August 9, 2015, Greg called Julia from jail to say her daughter was in trouble and if she would bail him out of jail, he would know where to look for Alain and find her within one day. The problem is, "all I need is $1500 to bond out", Greg says. After talking to Amanda at A1- Bonding, she assured Julia and Miss Miller that the conditions were simply what I mentioned in the first paragraph.
Julia and Ms. M went to deliver the $2660 cash, Julia's poor 75 year old mother's life savings, to the chief thief, Mr. Glenn Strickland the owner of A1 Bonding at 8:00 am as instructed by Amanda. Thereby, Mr. Strickland told them that since Greg Dunn, Ms. M's idiot grandson, is a bail jumping fool, that the insurance company would not go for it. Mr. Strickland then had his fellow thief issue two receipts, one for $1000 to pay for Ms. M's payment plan and $1660 refunded back to Julia since they couldn't get the grandson out of jail. The only reason Julia agreed to put up her mother's life savings was to find her own daughter.
Glenn Strickland told Julia, "you came here with cash. Ms. M owes us money. You only get back $1,660. In essence, he stole $1,000 in 5 minutes. Julia had nothing to do with the grandma's agreement with the bail bondsman. I've attempted to call Glenn Strickland several times today and his secretary told me, "Mr. Strickland says that you nor Julia Krasnitsky's name is on any of the paper work so he is not at liberty to discuss the arrangement.
It is a long story, I know, but my girlfriend was vulnerable because she wanted to find her sick daughter with the help of the jailed boyfriend. The grandma was involved because she has unconditional love for a lost cause of a 35 year-old loser grandson.