Debi L.
Hill,#2Author of original report
Wed, March 05, 2014
This rebuttal does not surprise me as the author is the son of Brian Turner. Dylan is a hard-working, well-mannered young man fresh out of high school, defending the honor of his father. He works for Brian Turner and definitely could teach him a thing or two about manners.
I have a great deal of respect for you, Dylan, and find it very unfortunate that you feel the need to come to your father's defense without having a full knowledge of all the underlying details. The proof is in the paper trail left behind by your dad that includes contracts, copies of checks, transcribed text messages, numerous memos of telephone conversations, and photos, as well as paralegal services I provided him with that he never paid forward. In hindsight, and to my chagrin, providing services to your dad with securing Twin River Builders as a Limited Liability Company was the biggest blunder on my part since I enabled him to do this to someone else with limited repercussion.
Dylan, you are a very bright individual. It would behoove you to work on your spelling skills when submitting a rebuttal of this kind.
Dylan
Tilton,#3General Comment
Tue, March 04, 2014
Brian Turner has been working in the carpentry trade for 31 years. During this project he did numerous extras without any charge. This includes replacing rotted framing in the floor and a completely free deck with no material or labor cost. No messes were ever left. As far as stealing money for his own self gain. Those aligations are completely false. When he got the $2500 from the grant the man of the residance said he would finish the second phase of the project with a helper and to give the money back to them. Knowing the money came from a grant he sent it back to Brian Wilson, a New Hampshire offical. In reality they wanted to gain from the grant.
Also in the beginning of the project the home owners were completey aware that he would do the work in between other projects. After putting on a metal roof and new windows everything was good and the home owners seemed very pleased and appriciative of the work. Also giving lots of complimants about the craftsmenship.
I feel this report is a scewed story of the real events that happened.