INDIVIDUAL LICENSEE ISSUES:
Bruce
Miller (deceased at time of hearing)
May 6, 2014
Hearing: LALB v.
Bruce Miller (deceased).
LAPA addresses speculation that
the LALB may be bending over backwards to
facilitate Louisiana State Senator
Francis Thompson' son, Brant,
in filing a bond to cover his alleged
losses. LAPA also discusses speculation
that the "gentleman from New
York" may have previously been affiliated with a
Louisiana auctioneer with
extensive past problems and that the gentleman from
New York became
disillusioned with that auctioneer and decided to apply
for an apprentice
license under auctioneer Terry Shirley.
November 5, 2014
Upon finding out that Brant Thompson,
son of Louisiana State Senator Francis
Thompson (D-Delhi), succeeded
in obtaining a bond payment for his alleged losses entailing
deceased
auctioneer Bruce Miller, Judy Fasola expresses her frustrations with the LALB.
Those frustrations entail
Ms. Fasola asserting that she was victimized by
notoriously-problematic auctioneer Ken Buhler and his father, Mac.
Specifically, Ms. Fasola was frustrated that LALB attorney Anna Dow, after having her jump through all of the
hoops to file
a bond claim, reversed course and refused to file a
claim for her. During her presentation, Ms. Fasola managed
to catch the
LALB members in one contradiction after another as evidenced by the
historical
LALB video excerpts merged into the above video clip.
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