Talk:Frank Prewitt

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This biographical page was originally posted by Andregen8, who included promotional pages from a book authored by the subject, which I have removed.

My attempts to present a more balanced version of reality have been regularly undone by Andregen8.

As a result of my efforts, the promotional page has finally been removed with only a link remaining.

Andegen8 has characterized my efforts toward objectivity and assurance of a more neutral viewpoint on Talk pages authored by or contributed by him as being a product of an alleged "mental condition" and has termed my corrections to inaccuracies in his text as "cyberstalking."

I can't imagine that his behavior is appropriate under Wikipedia guidelines. Activist (talk) 18:21, 1 February 2009 (UTC)Activist[reply]

Activist: Thank you for your work with Wikipedia and making this article "fair." At the same time, we both know there are three stories: your perspective, my perspective, and what really happened, and so far, there is no conclusive evidence of one perspective over the other. As such, I find some of your edits slanderous and other community members have discussed this with me, agree. I will do what I must to remind you and the Wikipedia community of what is "fair." As to how we will agree on perspective, is one issue, but I will remind you, my perspective is shared as equally as yours. Let us do what we can to put the real story together. (Andregen8 (talk) 23:13, 13 December 2011 (UTC))[reply]

There was nothing "slanderous" about my well sources remarks. However, accusing me of being slanderous is in fact libelous. Ask Frank what he thinks. He's not much of an attorney, but he probably knows.

By the way, what did he think of his paroled boss and fellow board member at Allvest getting off on that sodomy charge in Florida?Activist (talk) 08:58, 15 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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The $30,000 "loan"

http://whatdoino-steve.blogspot.com/2015/04/steve-heimel-bill-weimar-joe-mckinnon.html AnonymousMonday, April 20, 2015 at 9:47:00 AM AKDT

"When Stockler finally did get to start his cross examination of Prewitt at 3:45pm, he lit right into him and then he began to try to show Anderson's behavior in a more positive light. First he hit Prewitt with a series of incidents that he suggested he could have gone to prison for. 1. A $30,000 loan Prewitt, while Commissioner of Corrections, got from Allvest another firm that subcontracted with the Department of Corrections (I think that's what he said.) Prewitt said he got the loan and paid it back. Stockler: Is there anything in writing? Isn't it true it was a bribe? Prewitt: No. Stockler: How did you pay it back? Prewitt: I worked for Allvest for four months - $7500 per month. Stockler: Did you pay taxes on the $30,000? Prewitt: No, it was a loan. Stockler: But you say you worked for it. Prewitt: No, I was paying him back. Stockler: So, all of us could avoid paying income taxes by having our employer loan us our pay before, and then we'd repay it by working and not have to pay taxes?" Activist (talk) 10:32, 17 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]