Sounds a reasonable continuing project to me and I can understand their reticence to accept what is a volume of comment, hearsay and belief. At best that amounts to circumstantial evidence from a united coordinated point of view.
However, maybe you and the group of friends who are vehemently defending Martin should consider formally presenting The Carp Society with your understanding of the events supported by individual legally notarised statements.
Maybe The Carp Society would, or would not, respond, but the veracity of your position would be considerably enhanced with that type of supporting evidence.
Or you could continue to thrash one side of the story on this forum for evermore!
That's a reasonable comment, I think, Neil, but no more than that. Providing
proof of the fishs' origins is actually
impossible because even if I were to show photographs of Gaymire taken just last week (when I was fishing it) it would
prove nothing.
HOWEVER! A 6 yr old 'special needs' kid could discern the liar by looking at that liar's 25 year "one million per cent" contention that the carp came from British Colombia THEN at that liar's "one million per cent" contention that it came from a power-station outlet 2,000 miles from British Colombia!
If we concentrate on establishing who the liar is, the truth will naturally be revealed.
I could, if I felt like it right now, list dozens of points that clearly illustrate the dishonesty and the scurrilousness of Selman and Monday; suffice to say, for now, that FM 'archives' is brimming with evidence NOT proving Martin's fish were caught in England but
proving who the liars are - and they
are liars. I would not use such a term if I could see how there might have been a genuine misunderstanding, but with so many blatant fantasies and inventions of Selman's mind to draw upon there is only one word to describe him.
Hopefully, I shall be pursuing this matter through another channel with the intention of getting a posthumous apology from the Carp Society and an amendment to their records.