FLORIDA EVERGLADES, Alligators and Florida eco system Blog 12 November 2008

12 November 2008

Who Stole Our Camera? Still Green Blog 14

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Who stole our camera? How did they get away with it? And why didn't our assurance business shield this failure? This is what made the theft so baffling to us. After shooting in downtown Naples, Doug swung by the production house for factually 20 minutes. He was reducing me off so I could work on the scenes we were shooting that next day. During these 20 report, our tires were slashed and our camera and equipment was stolen. Steve's private camera he had been using to injure his.

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