...right here.
Follow the video links here and you see Jeh Custer in the HOC with an honest to gawd wound on the bridge of his nose.
See him here, after his release, and the bleeding has stopped!
And now in his interview with Evan Solomon, and its BACK!
A wound that was definitely reopened. By whom? And what's CBC's responsibility here? It looks like a stunt on their part. Did they just tell the guy it'll be sexxxier if we film you while you're sitting there bleeding?
The blood is the exact same in all three pictures.
ReplyDeleteExactly the same. Isn't that weird?
ReplyDeleteActually it looks to me like more right under the nose during the Solomon interview. But the raw footage is too fuzzy to be sure.
ReplyDeleteIn the raw footage at about 1:36 you can see the marks on his cheek and chin (before and after some too, but it's fuzzy.)
I tried commented on the CBC post 6 or 7 hours ago and my comment has not appeared. A few comments near the end are from people who say he was there and the blood was there all the time.
ReplyDeleteCBC should apologize.
This whole incident is getting like the balloon boy story - time to move on.
ReplyDeleteEvan Solomon is Canada's Wolfe Blitzer...like a kid chasing fire engines.
A typical leftist rent-a-mob replete with an NDP "political events coordinator" shows up and disrupts Parliament and Taliban Jack says he knew nothing. The CBC thrives on this stuff, for the rest of the country it's 'so what'.
ReplyDeleteYou can't be replete with one coordinator. Find a dictionary and read it.
ReplyDeleteStill photos with blood and security guards. redman0380 posted the link at page 3 of comments to today's CBC blog post by Janyce McGregor.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/powless/sets/72157622680310068
http://www.cbc.ca/politics/insidepolitics/2009/10/blood-on-the-video.html#socialcomments
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