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They can add their names to a list of farms all fined for the same thing.

"I don't believe in licensing."

The 79-year-old once displayed "off‑putting behaviour," but it appeared to be water under the bridge, until it wasn't.

"They want to take away all my Ivermectin that’s curing cancer and COVID-19 injuries," she claims.

However, she's facing other animal cruelty charges.

The judge said he took a "sadistic delight" in his actions.

She's sued so many people the judge said enough was enough.

It's not often such a large property is listed for sale.

The RDNO paid $170,000 when it took the land, the owners wanted more.

She argued if she wasn't allowed to use the services she should get a refund.

The case gives an insight into the inner workings of the beleaguered historic museum.

"To say that this was not a well‑thought‑out crime is an understatement," the judge said.

The Crown argued that given the extreme risk of wildfire he should stay behind bars.

“I didn't ever expect it was going to be easy, but certainly I didn't think it was going to be this difficult.”

And the man behind the killings still believes he did the right thing.

He'd previously been warned about his behaviour.

The company warned her four times.

"This kind of property is rare. Typically, we only see… hundreds of acres come up once every couple of years that have any kind of developable significance."

They then doctored the paperwork.

The store tried to argue it had policies in place to stop it happening.

She was 30 years younger, and his massage therapist.

A student saw him and called 911.

His behaviour while in prison was described as "extremely poor."

He then turned the knife on himself.