Alonzo
Pelham,#2Author of original report
Mon, October 31, 2005
Believe it or not, Don and Sandra Robinson of Surgical Auto in Mt. Vernon, NY decided that rather than pay two or three hundred dollars to fix the damage to my car (while it was in their care), they would pay even more to a lawyer to harass and intimidate me. They had a hired mouthpiece, Delroy Murray of Delroy Murray & Associates in the Bronx send me a rude letter which states that my posting truthful information to this web site amounts to intimidation or "blackmail". They threaten a law suit unless I retract what I have said and issue an apology to their client. I was so angry after reading this silly letter (not even delivered by a carrier in order to verify receipt) that I went to court the next business day and filed a small claims suit against Surgical Auto. I'm also forwarding all related material to the Better Business Bureau, local newspapers (the Gannett Chain) and "Shame on You" on CBS television. Since when, in the United States of America, does a person not have the right to speak? Since when is it "blackmail" for a victim to speak up against malfeasance? I have challenged the Robinsons to take a polygraph test at my expense. I will take one as well, and then whoever fails will pay for the testing agency and the repair for my car. I am sure they will not accept these terms since to do so would reveal them for the vicious liars that they are. And still no sign of the "employee" who they claim saw the damage before they took the car in. They obviously do not exist. I am sure they plan to try additional "legal" avenues to silence me.