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    Cindy Gladue, 36, Bled To Death Under Suspicious Circumstances In Bradley Barton's Hotel Bathtub, She Was Treated With Such Disrespect By The Justice System That Protests Have Been Sparked Across Canada.



    I've posted about the Highway of Tears & Canada's missing & murdered Aboriginal women before. There's a longstanding protest movement to get govt & public recognition & justice for these women & girls. Cindy Gladue was another face on that wall until the justice system that was supposed to be fighting for her treated her with such disrespect that many Aboriginal women rightly felt that some who are supposed to defend them don't even consider them human.


    I cannot fucking believe that the Chief Medical Officer suggested what he did or that the prosecution & judge felt it was acceptable & approved what was done to her body in that courtroom. It was vile & they'd never have done it to a "respectable" Canadian woman - they never have & I guarantee they never will.




    Cindy Gladue




    https://warriorpublications.wordpres...rage-protests/





    By Andree Lau, The Huffington Post Alberta, March 30, 2015
    *WARNING: This story contains graphic details. The following information about violence may be triggering to survivors.
    The circumstances of Cindy Gladue?s last hours were horrific. The mother of two bled to death in a motel bathtub, suffering from an 11-centimetre vaginal wound.

    And the trial of the man accused of killing her was no less appalling, say aboriginal activists.


    Earlier this month, an Edmonton jury found Ontario trucker Bradley Barton not guilty of first-degree murder in the 2011 death of Gladue, a First Nations woman.

    Outrage over the verdict has spurred a letter-writing campaign, asking the Crown to initiate an appeal. An online petition is also collecting support for another trial. Protests across Canada are planned this week.

    Barton, 46, testified at his month-long trial that Gladue?s injury was accidentally caused by rough sex when he thrust his fingers into her, reported the Edmonton Journal.

    The Crown argued that Gladue ? whose blood alcohol level was four times the legal limit ? could not have have agreed to sex, and that Barton intentionally stabbed the sex trade worker, reported The Globe and Mail.




    Alberta?s chief medical examiner brought Gladue?s preserved vagina into court as evidence, arguing that the jury needed to understand the nature of the wound.
    It was the first time part of a body has been presented as evidence at a Canadian trial, reported CBC News.

    ?Whatever you decide, this is not an accident,? Crown prosecutor Carrie-Ann Downey told the jury.

    The jury of nine men and two women acquitted Barton of both first-degree murder and manslaughter on March 18.

    ?This is another example of the way aboriginal women in Canada are marginalized, erased, and denied justice,? said Edmonton activist Fawn Lamouche in a news release.

    After the decision, the Journal reported that Barton?s laptop showed he visited pornography websites featuring ?extreme penetration and torture.? The evidence was not introduced at the trial after the judge ruled it wasn?t obtained lawfully by investigators.

    Protests for justice
    Rallies are being organized in at least 14 Canadian cities on Thursday to protest the verdict. The events have the support of Amnesty International, Idle no More, and the Institute for the Advancement of Aboriginal Women, said Lamouche.

    Organizers point out that a 2014 RCMP report found 1,017 aboriginal women and girls were killed between 1980 and 2012, a homicide rate about 4.5 times higher than that of all other women in Canada.

    The Edmonton acquittal just shows how violence against indigenous women is normalized, wrote scholar Sarah Hunt and activist Naomi Sayers in a column for The Globe and Mail. They also argued that bringing Gladue?s pelvis into the courtroom was another dehumanization of aboriginal people.

    One of Gladue?s daughters wrote on Facebook this week: ?I cannot believe it?s been almost 4 years, I miss you so much and I wish you could be here to meet my beautiful baby.?

    Gladue?s family are owed justice, say supporters.

    ?Where is the collective outrage?,? wrote Julie Kaye, an assistant professor of sociology at the King?s University in Edmonton. ?The Gladue family deserves an appeal. Indigenous women and women in sex industries deserve an appeal. Sex workers do not consent to blunt trauma and 11-centimetre tears and death. Cindy Gladue did not consent to violence.?


    Multiple protests have already been held across Canada


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    That's really fucking disgusting. Evidence or not, I don't think bringing in a preserved vagina will ever be respectful. There are a million other ways to refer to evidence. I can't imagine how her friends and family felt with that being brought to court.

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    Disgusting isn't it. The reasoning behind the verdict is just as insane.



    https://ricochet.media/en/381/cindy-...original-women

    Cindy Gladue case: a reminder the justice system is broken for Aboriginal women
    Not-guilty verdict in murder trial sparks protests in Edmonton and across Canada
    Warning: This article contains disturbing descriptions of violence.
    Cindy Gladue did not consent to a violent death.

    Gladue, a 36-year-old Cree woman, was found dead on June 22, 2011, in a hotel off the Yellowhead Highway in Edmonton. She had bled out from a severe vaginal wound.

    After a month-long trial in Edmonton, Bradley Barton, a truck driver from Ontario accused of killing Gladue, received a not-guilty verdict on charges of first-degree murder and manslaughter.

    Gladue had been repeatedly penetrated vaginally. The Crown argued that Barton had assaulted her, with his hand or with an object, causing an 11-cm-long wound in her vaginal wall. Shockingly, the prosecution showed the preserved vagina to the jury to demonstrate the extent of the injury, marking the first time in Canadian history that a body part has been brought into court. This action goes against most Indigenous concepts of respect and honour of the deceased, and the desecration of Gladue's body for court evidence did not even assist in producing a conviction.

    The defence argued that Gladue sustained the injury during consensual rough sex. A jury then decided that Barton was not responsible for her death because she had given consent.

    Though Alberta has many legal precedents concerning sexual assault and statutory rape, these do not seem to extend to Aboriginal women. Alberta courts have a history of ruling in favour of white men over underage or underprivileged women.

    Three precedents in law should have resulted in a conviction for Barton. One, no matter what a person consents to, it is not legal to harm anyone. No one can legally consent to extreme bodily harm or damage even if they request it. Second, a person cannot give consent if under the influence of alcohol or drugs. At the time of her death, Gladue's blood alcohol level was four times over the legal limit. Finally, individuals should be held accountable, regardless of intention, for physical harm they do to someone else. That, at the very least, is manslaughter.

    For the prosecution, this case should have been easily winnable.

    Maybe Bradley Barton had an outstanding lawyer. More likely, racism against Aboriginal people, which remains prevalent in the prairies as elsewhere, influenced the verdict. Not one Indigenous person sat on the jury <<snipped>> more at link


    I'm told Australia & Canada have very similar RW govts at the moment. We also have very similar histories when it comes to British Colonialism & the genocide of our respective Aboriginal peoples.

    If their govts as similar to ours as I hear, they'll have just taken a leap backwards of a century or so when it comes to attitudes towards & treatment of Indigenous peoples & culture too. It's a fucking mess down here & 80% of the country don't even know it's happening - & a good percentage of the non-Aboriginal Australians who do are cheering it on.
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    This is absolutely disgusting.


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    did you make her into a wallet Bill? cuz if you did I'm off team Bill.

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    This was Cindy's fb, not much but auto-updates now but her mum has access & posts occasionally

    https://m.facebook.com/cindy.gladue?_rdr



    There are multiple Justice for Cindy pages for different regions so I won't post them all

    https://m.facebook.com/events/659410977496946/



    ETA actually, I'll just post this link where they've compiled most of the links on one page (scroll to the bottom)

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    Holy Fucking shit. NO WOMAN GIVES CONSENT TO HAVE HER VAGINA CARVED UP! What the everloving FUCK?!

    And yeah. A picture could have probably sufficed.
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    I'll post some of other mds threads we have for these cases here

    Maisy Odjick 16 & Shannon Alexander 17

    http://mydeathspace.com/vb/showthrea...September-2008


    Loretta Saunders, 26. Loretta was a high-achieving criminology student doing her thesis on missing & murdered Indigenous women.

    http://mydeathspace.com/vb/showthrea...e-of-a-highway

    Will edit more in as I find them because they're all over the place.
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    So, if a vagina is evidence, you can just carve it out of the body and plop it up on the table at a trial? WTF makes this okay? Are they fucking insane????


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    I find it hilarious that YOU are acting all high and mighty toward us when you're posting on here just like anyone else and in addition, defending a murderer. A child murderer, at that. Go fuck a Popsicle.

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    I get that but can't they just take pictures? i get that it was preserved but if not for theatrics, what for? Having it physically there, what did they benefit from that? To me it's a sick fucking tactic. I guess I just don't understand.


    Quote Originally Posted by Boston Babe 73 View Post
    I find it hilarious that YOU are acting all high and mighty toward us when you're posting on here just like anyone else and in addition, defending a murderer. A child murderer, at that. Go fuck a Popsicle.

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    I can't believe it didn't occur to them they could have jury members suing for psychological trauma - it's not like they were given any choice. How's it different to police officers traumatised by handling a dismemberment case? It's fucking sadistic. They literally treated a woman like a piece of meat in a butcher shop - it's a feminist meme brought to life in the worst way possible.

    I don't understand why they're not calling for everyone involved in the decision to be sacked - maybe that will come after the appeal, I guess it'd screw any chance of conviction if the CMO & Crown Prosecutor were sacked beforehand.


    & worse still, this would be awful enough for any woman but for them to do this to an Aboriginal woman when there have already been protests running for years to have Indigenous women & girls afforded the respect they deserve AND to not even bother consulting with elders to make sure it was wasn't a huge issue culturally is really REALLY fucked up.

    It's so appalling that either it was a deliberate insult or these people genuinely don't see Indigenous people as fully human. I don't know which is worse, but either way it's standard operating procedure for the bastards who lied their way into govt in both our countries.

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    Yeah, I read about this and while it was weird, it was kind of a good idea. I'm having a hard time believing that a out of control fingernail would do that kind of damage. I've had some broken, SHARP nails (my nails are super strong so I could definitely stab a bitch with a jagged one) but not one that would cause that kind of wound. That's intense.
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    She transitioned from a stupid asshole to a dumb bitch.

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    I'm still stuck on how the guy was found not guilty because she gave consent to have her vagina slashed.
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    Bradly Barton is a stupid name. Freddie Krueger or Edward Scissor hands suits him much better.

    To preserve her vagina for court is so disrespectful. Perhaps, they could have poured an enormous amount of fake blood over it to show the bleeding that took place.

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    i will never not be confused by the logistics of this thing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boston Babe 73 View Post
    I'm still stuck on how the guy was found not guilty because she gave consent to have her vagina slashed.
    RIGHT? I frequently tell my lovers to slash up my vagina. They never seem to want to though.
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    She transitioned from a stupid asshole to a dumb bitch.

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    I missed a heap of updates


    http://edmontonjournal.com/news/crim...on-motel-death

    Published on: September 6, 2016 | Last Updated: September 6, 2016 5:38 PM MDT



    Editor?s Note: Some readers may find the following content disturbing.
    The Alberta Court of Appeal is hearing arguments on whether to overturn a controversial acquittal of an Ontario trucker charged with killing an indigenous woman.

    Last year, a jury found Bradley Barton not guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Cindy Gladue, a 36-year-old sex-trade worker who was found dead in a bathtub in an Edmonton motel room in 2011.

    Gladue bled to death after a night of what Barton called consensual, rough sex.

    But Crown prosecutor Joanne Dartana criticized the trial judge?s charge to the jury, saying he should have explained that Barton could have been found guilty of a lesser charge if he should have foreseen his actions would harm Gladue. That would have opened the possibility of a sexual assault conviction, she said.


    ?He ought to have known that what he did risked bodily harm,? she said.

    Chief Justice Catherine Fraser agreed the trial judge?s instructions to the jury were confusing.

    One the one hand, the law says people are not allowed to consent to being harmed. On the other, the judge said the Crown had to prove that Barton intended to harm Gladue.

    ?What?s the jury supposed to make of this?? she asked.

    Fraser pointed out previous decisions have thrown out consent as a defence in cases of voluntary fist-fights.

    ?Is a prostitute not entitled to the same degree of protection as two guys fighting on the street?? she asked.

    Justice Sheilah Martin pointed out the judge told the jury the fact no evidence had been presented regarding a motive could be considered an argument in the defence?s favour.

    ?The jury was being invited to find an absence of motive should lead to an acquittal,? she said.

    Barton?s lawyer, Dino Bottos, argued the judge qualified those statements adequately.

    ?He was not putting (his fingers) on the scales of justice.?

    But Fraser kept returning to the question of whether Gladue really consented to sex so violent it killed her.

    ?Why would we think that she would be consenting to the degree of force here??

    Barton?s trial heard that he had hired Gladue for two nights of sex in June 2011.

    He testified he put his fist in her vagina on the first evening. On the next night, after some drinking, he did the same, but she started bleeding. When she went to the bathroom, he fell asleep, he said.

    The next morning he found her body in the tub, he told court. He later called 911.

    Barton told the jury the sex was consensual.

    The Crown called a medical examiner at the trial, who testified an 11-centimetre cut to the woman?s vaginal wall had been caused by a sharp object. Gladue?s vagina had been preserved and the medical expert used that exhibit as he described the fatal wound to the jury.

    In a submission to the court, the Women?s Legal Education and Action Fund criticized the way the trial was conducted. The brief said Gladue was consistently dehumanized and stereotyped.

    ?The characterization of Ms. Gladue as ?native,? coupled with the characterization of her as a prostitute, created a heightened risk that the jury would bring to the fact-finding process discriminating beliefs, misconceptions or biases about the sexual availability of indigenous women.

    ?The dehumanization of her (by using her vagina as an exhibit in court) illustrates a failure to perceive Ms. Gladue as a rights-bearing person who was entitled to be treated with dignity.?

    The appeal is to finish Wednesday. A written decision is expected.

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    Ugggh. This prosecutor & the court they serve had absolutely no respect for Cindy or her family. How many other victims have they treated with such contempt? & if they have done it to anyone else, how many were non-Indigenous?

    http://aptnnews.ca/2017/03/07/ive-ne...ear-of-appeal/

    I?ve never even put her to rest yet ?? Cindy Gladue?s mom waits to hear of appeal

    National News | March 7, 2017 by Brandi Morin


    (Cindy Gladue in an undated photo was found murdered in a motel room in 2011. The accused, Bradley Barton was acquitted. The Crown has appealed the acquittal)

    Editors Note: This report contains graphic details.

    Brandi Morin

    Donna Mcleod gets constant flashbacks of a photograph of her daughter Cindy Gladue, 37, lying dead in a bloody scene in a bathtub.

    She wasn?t supposed to see the picture.

    While attending the murder trial of the man accused of killing her daughter, she had made clear to the court to let her know when something unsettling would be shown.

    That day she was told it was an error as she broke down in tears and left the room.


    ?I sat through a lot of stuff,? said Mcleod. ?Now that picture is stuck with me.?

    Bradley Barton, a trucker from Ontario passing through Edmonton, was charged with first-degree murder after Gladue was found dead in his hotel bathroom in June 2011.

    He checked out of his hotel after finding Gladue lifeless in the bathtub the morning of June 11.

    Mcleod said she heard in court that he panicked and walked around outside in the parking lot before going back to the room and calling 911.

    He told the operators that he didn?t know Gladue ? but later, he admitted to hiring her for sex.

    His lawyer told the judge and jury that Gladue?s death was a result of Barton and her having rough sex.

    The chief medical examiner said Cindy injury was caused by an object such as a knife or with extreme force by his hand because it was a clear cut.


    Donna McLeod. Photo: Brandi Morin/APTN

    Mcleod attended the trial, mostly alone, for four weeks.It was there that she first learned that Gladue?s pelvic area had been cut from her body by the chief medical examiner before her cremation.

    Preserved and presented to the jury as evidence, it was thought they would be able to observe more clearly the 11 cm wound inside Gladue?s vagina that killed her.

    ?I?ve never even put her to rest yet because they have part of her?it?s like a piece of her is missing, she?s not all there,? said Mcleod who has Gladue?s ashes in an urn at home.

    Barton said he had inserted four fingers, past the knuckles, into her vagina. But prosecutors couldn?t prove that Barton cut her or hurt her on purpose.

    It?s been almost two years since Barton was acquitted of Gladue?s murder.

    Barton?s acquittal sparked countless protests across Canada demanding a retrial.

    ?I was shocked, I couldn?t believe it (that he was acquitted),? said Mcleod.

    Last September crown prosecutors appealed the case before the Alberta Court of Appeal.

    The Women?s Legal Education and Action Fund (LEAF) joined the Institute for the Advancement of Aboriginal Women to request intervenor status.

    LEAF director Kim Stanton said they took issue with the way the trial had addressed the law of consent.

    The jury believed the defence argument that Gladue had consented to rough sex with Barton after he had hired her for two nights of sexual intercourse.

    ?We were concerned given everything else that would be going on in the appeal that the concerns we had about how the law of consent was applied and interpreted, as well as how Cindy was characterized in the trial-the stereotyping of her as an Indigenous woman in the trial,? said Stanton.

    Throughout the trial, Stanton pointed out that there were several references made to Gladue as ?the native girl? and a ?prostitute.?

    ?Aside from the horrendous use of her body as evidence, the way that she was referred to, not as Miss Gladue, but as ?the native girl?. It?s just so emblematic of how indigenous women are dehumanized and treated as less than other people,? said Stanton.


    Mcleod said the jurors were mostly white and that if Cindy wasn?t Indigenous she may had gotten justice.

    Stanton believes it?s important that what happened to Cindy is understood in a broader sense.

    ?I?m not just talking about her death, I?m talking about the treatment of her by the justice system after her death. It?s not just important to Indigenous women but to all because of the way the law of consent was applied,? she said.

    Although Gladue had her struggles including an addiction to alcohol, she was a friend, daughter and mother.

    Her three daughters are doing well, said Mcleod who has become a mother figure to them.

    Gladue now has a two-year-old grandson.

    Mcleod wants to take Gladue?s remains home to Athabasca to be buried alongside her grandparents whom she was close to.

    But it could be a while before the rest of Gladue is returned to her family.

    Mcleod is prepared to sit through another trial for her daughters? sake and hopes that the crown?s case is successful this time.

    The night Gladue died Mcleod said she couldn?t sleep, something was off. All of a sudden she felt a hand come and rub her back.

    ?Maybe that was her coming to tell me goodbye.?

    The appeal decision is currently on reserve while the justice reviews the evidence and the law, prior to delivering a decision at a later date.

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    http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/canada/e...nous-1.4254015


    An Ontario man set to stand trial for the second time on first-degree-murder charges in the death of Cindy Gladue turned himself in on Friday and was promptly arrested by sheriffs at the courthouse.

    Bradley Barton, 49, was granted bail.

    His bail conditions are subject to a publication ban. CBC News has requested the contents of the bail conditions from Alberta Justice.

    In 2015, a jury acquitted Barton in the death of 36-year-old Cindy Gladue. That decision was overturned by an Alberta Court of Appeal in June, and a warrant went out for his arrest.


    The case has been controversial from the beginning.

    Gladue was a mother of three who worked in the sex trade. She was seen with Barton the night before her body was found in June 2011 in a blood-soaked bathtub in the west-end Yellowhead Inn.

    While the Crown contended Barton killed Gladue deliberately by inflicting a wound to her vagina, the defense argued the injuries were accidental. Barton testified the injury happened during rough sex.

    Barton's acquittal sparked angry rallies in Edmonton and across the country, with thousands calling for the decision to be overturned.

    The appeal court decision, released June 30, 2017, said there were flaws in the way the jury was instructed to consider sexual assault offences and the laws relating to consent.

    "These errors of law negatively compromised the jury's ability to properly assess the evidence and apply the law correctly," the court of appeal said in its decision.

    The Crown and defense are scheduled to meet Sept. 1 to set a date for Barton's first-degree murder trial.

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    I've never heard the term Aboriginal until I started coming to this site. It's the same meaning as Native Americans in the U.S.?

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    Quote Originally Posted by curiouscat View Post
    I've never heard the term Aboriginal until I started coming to this site. It's the same meaning as Native Americans in the U.S.?
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indi...ples_in_Canada

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    Quote Originally Posted by curiouscat View Post
    I've never heard the term Aboriginal until I started coming to this site. It's the same meaning as Native Americans in the U.S.?
    I had to look it up

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