Navajo Bee Project Joseph Chinnock Navajo Bee Project raised 10,000$ for families and left them without bees. Colorado New Mexico Arizona Internet

Editor’s Comment: 05/30/2017 -.  Ripoff Report believes in transparency and the more information the better.  In this instance, there has been court action regarding this subject Report.  We believe it important to note that not all Court Orders are alike.  Many court orders are absolutely legitimate and we make no representations about this court order situation.  However, we want our users to be aware that sometimes courts enter orders based upon default which typically means that the defendant didn’t show up.  Sometimes a defendant won’t show up because they didn’t even get notice of the case proceedings in the first place and other times defendants may not show up because they don’t necessarily have the knowledge and/or the financial resources to fight.  Still, in other instances, a defendant may simply appear only to stipulate (settle) the case by agreeing to stipulate to a court order because they are being bullied by the plaintiff and whether what they said was true or not, they just want the matter to go away so they can move on with life and make the plaintiff go away.  Again, we make no representations about this particular court order situation.  We are simply providing you with additional information so that you may be more informed and, coupled with any additional research you feel is necessary, may make your own informed decision regarding the validity of this Report.  As always, we encourage our readers to do their homework and not just rely on one single source for information.  Google, through the Lumen Database, has provided the following document relating to this subject Report:

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Joseph Chinnock v Krista Ivanski - Amended Order for Permanent Injunction by Ripoff Report on Scribd

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 Joseph Chinnock on behalf of the Navajo Bee Project offered four families from Monument Valley, Halchita, Natrow Canyon and Black Mesa to fundraise for apiaries and bees, seeds, bat houses and bee equipment and education for specific families suffering from Uranium and Mining contamination on the Navajo Reservation. he indicated he was funded by Whole Foods Market for the bees but needed to raise additional monies for supplies and other expenses they claimed were needed to provide the seeds and bat houses and protective clothing including Geiger counters and other tools for the families to use. However during the projects fundraiser we became aware that Navjo Bee Project was sending out messages to donors indicating that several acres of land had become available for purchase and that the monies were being redirected to purchase this land for the families. When we realized the issue we requested evidence of the Kerr McGee Land sale and was verbally discounted by Chinnock who threatened to have us removed from the project for raising the issue regarding the fraudulent Kerr McGee Land sale. NAvajo Bee Project did not show up for two scheduled visits for the donation drop off and had indicated he had given the bees to someone else. However our families names were used. Our photographs and our stories in the fundraiser and the Navajo families are left without bees, cooperative sales of honey to Whole Foods and have been abused by Chinnock and his collective for raising the issue of our stories being misrepresented along with a fraudulent land sale with Kerr McGee that did not exist. We requested the return of the donations to the donors and were rejected.