What They Didn't Want You To See
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Kemp Rader of the Country Doodle Store with his and Tom Higgins' four dogs they purchased as puppies from Rutland Manor. Their storefront once shared a link to RM with glowing reports about their dogs. But once the heist was completed the link was removed and a statement replaced it saying that their four dogs were "rescues" |
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Were these previously "Good Friends" of Beverley's who also slept in her home, ate her food and bought not one, but four puppies over years, tempted to sacrifice integrity on the altar of financial gain?
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Tom & Kemp with Stella & Clemmie in Beverley's home at Rutland Manor
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Tom Higgins & Kemp Rader cuddling their newborn puppy at RM 19th May 2008
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Kemp Rader with his and Tom's 4 Rutlands dogs they later called "Rescues"
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Tom Higgins with babyTruman & his mama at RM
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Tom cuddling his newest puppy Oliver, at Rutland Manor in Australia
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Kemp & Tom on one of their stays at Rutland Manor in Australia
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What The Labradoodle Heisters Didn't Want You To See
'Why We Support Rutland Manor' was a website launched and contributed to by Kate Pappas and her friend Twyla Pyles (they call themselves 'bosom buddies') during their several weeks long stay at Rutland Manor in Australia. They updated the website (see screenshots below) with what they were experiencing daily.
AFTER my 22 breeding dogs were stolen, the supportive website was abruptly shut down. The following screenshots are of just some of the glowing reports from both of them about what they saw and experienced while staying as guests at Rutland Manor.
In hindsight, it's now apparent to me that the idea was to gain my trust, so that when they suggested I send my breeding dogs to the Pyles in Texas, I would agree. As part of the lease agreement I flew to Texas to stay with the Pyles for three months and to mentor them on breeding dogs. When I refused to sign over my dogs to them immediately after I'd paid them approximately $30,000 in the lease requirement commissions on puppies sold and only 2 weeks prior tomy visa expiring I was thrown out late at night and left at the Country Inn motel in Dallas at 10.30pm. My texts and phone messages were not replied to.
I was served at the Motel after 3 days, with a legal paper telling me that by Texas Law I had abandoned my dogs, which were now the property of the Pyles. A ransom note followed, but there was no time and no money to follow the "aggressive" legal action recommended by the Texas lawyer I contacted and no money to start legal proceedings.
WHAT KATE PAPPAS AND TWYLA PYLES DID NOT KNOW WAS THAT SCREENSHOTS HAD BEEN SAVED OF THEIR WEBSITE SUPPORTING RUTLAND MANOR. WHAT THEY ALSO DIDN'T KNOW WAS THAT THE HEIST DID NOT FINISH RUTLANDS AS THEY THOUGHT IT WOULD.
In the screenshots below, Kate Pappas descrbes her unfettered access to every part of the Rutland Manor property and the excellent daily care of the Australian Labradoodles and their puppies - all statements that she publicly repudiated once the theft of my breeding dogs was completed and they were in the possession of her 'bosom buddy' Twyla Pyles and her husband Mike Pyles in Texas.
Announcing the new Tamaruke Australian Labradoodle breeding alliance to be operated in Texas, between Twyla Pyles and Australian breeder Charlotte McGrath
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About three weeks after my visa expired and I was back home in Australia, photos were published on the internet, of Charlotte McGrath, of Tamaruke Kennels in Australia meeting up in California with Twyla who had flown from Texas to California for the meeting, and with Kate Pappas and Linda Crawford Scott of California. The purpose of the meeting and photo was to announce a new Australian Labradoodle breeding partnership between Tamaruke and the Pyles to be operated on Mike and Twyla's Texas property where my Rutlands breeding dogs were living. |
Some Screen shots of "WHY WE SUPPORT RUTLAND MANOR"
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Screenshots of photos posted by Kate Pappas, on the "Why We Support Rutland Manor" website. Immediately the dog heist in Texas was accomplished the website was pulled down and contradictory reports published by Kate Pappas on the internet.
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Screenshot showing food preparation on a 'typical morning at Rutland Manor'(RM). Later reports said the dogs were kept starved on small rations of 'crunchies' (referring to dry food)
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NOTICE that in America mothers are called MOMS. In Australia, MUMS. Further evidence that the content was published by Americans.
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Reports on the internet later said the Rutlands dogs lived their lives locked in dungeons, never saw sunlight and never felt grass under their paws.
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Twyla Pyles and Kate Pappas posing with Beverley Manners for photos to post on their website 'WHY WE SUPPORT RUTLAND MANOR'
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