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Crossfire: Tim Zimmermann and Grey Stafford debate animal captivity (par...
An Erasure*
* [Nude blond, vivacious poster girl—six-foot male getting an eyeful. “Relationship session.” Touching her, ponytail flaring.
Unexpected
Took in his mouth
Tried to pull free
Yanked
Emergency
Fought hard but she was no match
She was a toy]
Shaking
Forced
His mouth
Carried her body
Incident:
Shock to Americans. National icon. Relentless Twitter. News frenzy. Entertainment. Everyone wanted to know.…
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This article, from Jan/Feb issue of Outside Magazine, touches all aspects of eating....vegetarian vs omnivore, local vs food miles, organic vs conventional. Most articles only address one issue at a time, which always leaves me asking....."but what about...." This is worth reading, in my opinion.
Dawn Brancheau Autopsy Report
Published by: Tim Zimmermann on Jul 07, 2010
The Orange County Medical Examiner's Autopsy Report on Dawn Brancheau
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Eric Walters Report On Sealand Of The Pacific To The Keltie Byrne Inquest
Published by: Tim Zimmermann on Jul 07, 2010
After the death of Keltie Byrne, former Sealand orca trainer submitted to the public inquest this report on conditions and treatment of orcas at Sealand.
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Blood in the Water
July 15, 2011 By: Tim Zimmermann
On December 24, 2009, a 6,600-pound orca killed trainer Alexis Martínez at a marine park in the Canary Islands. Two months later, trainer Dawn Brancheau was killed by an orca at SeaWorld Orlando. With the OSHA trial on trainer safety at SeaWorld Orlando starting September 19, Tim Zimmermann asks: Should Martínez’s death have served as a warning?
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Have any of you read "Killer in the Pool" by Tim Zimmermann? It's only 30 pages, and is $2.99 on Amazon to read on my Kindle. I'm just curious if it's anything new, or what anyone's thoughts were before I check it out.