Comments for Gerard Ryle

Comment on First arrest by smithy

smithy — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 14:51:23 +0000

arty may have lost interest but that doesnt mean everyone else has, gerard. I have also found the reporting on firepower extremely clear and never contradictory. not sure what he’s on about. and, clearly, healy is the “first arrest”, unless arty can name another? i think what the paper was pointing out was the irony that the first person arrested in the entire saga is someone who actually managed to rip off Johnston and not vice versa…

Comment on First arrest by arty

arty — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 04:51:42 +0000

This is misleading as this is not the “first arrest” as this bloke thought Johnston was an easy mark after he said how he buckled under Anderson pressure and has nothing to do with the saga. I noticed in the paper that the liquidator said over 2 mil of the stuff was sold. What is that about if the stuff was phony? Maybe some of it worked. I find the reporting really unclear and contradictory. I for one have lost interest in it and you won’t see me trawling around for info.

Comment on First arrest by Maxattacked

Maxattacked — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 13:37:50 +0000

Mr Healy’s past was documented beautifully in the West Australian. I’m from Bindoon, where Max has made many people seriously unhappy over a number of incidents. The common term is a ‘Max-attack’.

Alan Bond’s mate, and saviour? Enemy of Connell over the Hobby Horse scandal? A pigeon fancier? Google the Auslii database and check out Max’s real estate record. It is very interesting.

Nothing would surprise me.

Comment on Heat still on by ken gracey

ken gracey — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 22:27:12 +0000

So he is back to being Mr Cocky again, Tim you are amazing. Working hard with the investors money, how many times have we heard that line, more likely working hard spending your money on toys for himself his wife and daughters.

Sadly history, always repeats its self, and no matter what his next venture is somebody will get burnt, and it wont be Tim.

Comment on “Grave” man denies Johnston’s story by Colin Jacobs

Colin Jacobs — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 06:33:20 +0000

The ABC article implies Johnston just had a bit of bad luck – no mention his company was a giant scam, and they present his claim of living in modest poverty without comment.

It’s hard to understand why nobody has the courage to use the word “conman”, given the overwhelming evidence that they never had a product to begin with.

Comment on “Grave” man denies Johnston’s story by ken gracey

ken gracey — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 20:27:26 +0000

Well what can i say your Honour, I rest my case

Comment on Tales of kidnap, digging graves by ken gracey

ken gracey — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 08:18:22 +0000

What a crock of CRAP, TIM TIM TIM, OMG, at least your memory is still intact, the story of somebody digging their own grave at the hands of bikie, was part of an urban myth, told to you maybe 11 years ago, I cant believe you would peddle this crap 10 years later in a court case, TIM give it up mate.. keep those stories for the next camp fire meeting, to scare the little kids while they toast their marshmallows.

Comment on Johnston behind bars by Phoebe Garland

Phoebe Garland — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 06:01:44 +0000

Come Back Gerard – you can front Tim Johnston and grill him for your next book, this is important stuff you are missing out on

Comment on Johnston wants passport back by Matt

Matt — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 13:36:08 +0000

Has anyone thought that maybe Johnston came back because he has nothing to hide?
Time will tell, though i suspect the REAL truth is going to come out soon.
uh oh.

Comment on A dramatic few days by ken gracey

ken gracey — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 21:08:45 +0000

He has alway had a massive fear of confrontation, I have seen him escape down service elevators in China, to avoid it.

TIM, Grow some balls mate, and for once in your life face the music, this time, unlike every other time, the problem will not disappear by simply sticking your head in the sand, those days are long gone.