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I've seen the video at least twice now, the one of Wisconsin food inspector Cathy Anderson throwing blue dye into a vat containing hundreds of gallons of Vernon Hershberger's raw milk that fateful second day of June, 2010.
I had assumed that the tension and drama in the Vernon Hershberger raw milk trial would build gradually over the expected five days of the proceedings, culminating in a verdict that would either acquit him or possibly send him to jail for up to two-and-a-half years.
The trial of raw milk farmer Vernon Hershberger, due to begin Monday in Baraboo, WI, is becoming not just a big legal and political event, but a big media event as well.
This site's mission is to provide news and analysis about food rights and raw milk. Increasingly, our access to privately available food is under attack by government and industry forces that seek to impose their choices on us. The Complete Patient seeks to provide up-to-date information and encourage the development of community to maintain traditional food acquisition options.
Is the video of the food inspector putting blue dye into the vat of milk available online somewhere?
Thank you for the informative and entertaining account of the trial. Please continue sharing these accounts for those of us who cannot be there....
“The law”, absent compassion and common sense, “is an ass”.
I hope you are right mark.
Ken
Mark, well stated, and perceptive assessment of the jury. Always tough to predict how a group of people will behave, as a group, though......
DATCP is represented by the Wisconsin assistant attorney general because the local district attorney refused to prosecute the case himself. That...
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