Kathleen's Personal Letter [.04]

It is clear that the Attorney General's highly personalized war against my husband has nothing to do with protecting consumers.

There was never any risk to a single buyer of T-UP's products; and there is not a single case on file in Maryland of a customer complaining that T-UP, Inc. betrayed their trust.

• T-Up labored to gather and convey competent and reliable information to support any claims made about Cesium, concentrated aloe vera and the results consumers were seeing when they took the products as directed.
• T-UP's literature accurately reflected the experiences of typical consumers and the findings of competent researchers with hands-on experience in both clinical & practical medicine.
• T-UP's advertising and promotion accurately reflected competent, relevant and reliable scientific data about Cesium and aloe and the results scientists and consumers were likely to expect given the information provided.
• T-UP presented data its personnel had substantiated after painstaking research of journals and evidence based first hand reports of researchers and consumers.
• T-UP judiciously and responsibly observed every consumer's right to expect useful, accurate purchasing information; high quality, reliable and safe products; dependable service and fair sales practices, including a 100% money back policy, no questions asked.
• T-UP traded in good faith. T-UP, Inc. maintained a published phone number and prominently featured the number in all its' promotional materials.
• T-UP's 3700 customers never thought of complaining because many of them were defying death from cancer and AIDs thanks to Cesium and T-UP concentrated aloe vera.

The Attorney General's case is a complete and utter fiction; a legal farce spearheaded by an over-zealous prosecutor, out to score points with his "Boss".
 

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