Stanley Young & Sons Paving Ripoff Paving Scam, please be aware, Orange County New York Montgomery New York

Pat,

My father was also ripped off by the same guys in Wappingers last November. We are working with a member of the attorney general's office right now. Hopefully we can recover some of the money we've lost. If you have information please email me "cowboy4ev2@gmail.com" In order to get a subpoena we need three people to complain and so far I've been the only one in the area. I'd appreciate any help you can give me. Thanks.

Sincerely,

Jon

In no way do I wish to infer that something as tragic as that which I am about to quote is any form of justice....The following excerpt is from our local newspaper, today's edition.

"Police identified the man killed in a fiery fatal accident Sunday night on Route 302 as Stanley Young III, 35, of Montgomery.

Police are still investigating the accident, but said speed appeared to be a factor.

Young lost control of his Dodge SRT pickup truck just after 8p.m.on Route 302 near Ayers Court, police said. The truck skidded sideways and traveled about 100 yards before slamming into a tree in the front yard of a house, police said.

Police, firefighters, and ambulance crews arrived in minutes and found the truck engulfed in flames. Young had been ejected and lay near the wreck.

Firefighters fought to extinguish the fire, hampered by the explosion of what police described as "several" rounds of ammunition in the wreckage, ignited by the inferno.

Police were still sifting through the ashes yesterday, trying to determine what type of ammunition it was, and whether there were any weapons in the car. An autopsy was performed and police are awaiting the results of a toxicology test to determine if drugs or alcohol played a part in the wreck.

Young, owner and operator od Stanley Young and Sons Paving, died at the scene....

By a grim coincidence, Young was due in State Supreme Court yesterday to face questions about his business."

What goes around-comes around....and what comes around may be even worse....

In no way do I wish to infer that something as tragic as that which I am about to quote is any form of justice....The following excerpt is from our local newspaper, today's edition.

"Police identified the man killed in a fiery fatal accident Sunday night on Route 302 as Stanley Young III, 35, of Montgomery.

Police are still investigating the accident, but said speed appeared to be a factor.

Young lost control of his Dodge SRT pickup truck just after 8p.m.on Route 302 near Ayers Court, police said. The truck skidded sideways and traveled about 100 yards before slamming into a tree in the front yard of a house, police said.

Police, firefighters, and ambulance crews arrived in minutes and found the truck engulfed in flames. Young had been ejected and lay near the wreck.

Firefighters fought to extinguish the fire, hampered by the explosion of what police described as "several" rounds of ammunition in the wreckage, ignited by the inferno.

Police were still sifting through the ashes yesterday, trying to determine what type of ammunition it was, and whether there were any weapons in the car. An autopsy was performed and police are awaiting the results of a toxicology test to determine if drugs or alcohol played a part in the wreck.

Young, owner and operator od Stanley Young and Sons Paving, died at the scene....

By a grim coincidence, Young was due in State Supreme Court yesterday to face questions about his business."

What goes around-comes around....and what comes around may be even worse....

In no way do I wish to infer that something as tragic as that which I am about to quote is any form of justice....The following excerpt is from our local newspaper, today's edition.

"Police identified the man killed in a fiery fatal accident Sunday night on Route 302 as Stanley Young III, 35, of Montgomery.

Police are still investigating the accident, but said speed appeared to be a factor.

Young lost control of his Dodge SRT pickup truck just after 8p.m.on Route 302 near Ayers Court, police said. The truck skidded sideways and traveled about 100 yards before slamming into a tree in the front yard of a house, police said.

Police, firefighters, and ambulance crews arrived in minutes and found the truck engulfed in flames. Young had been ejected and lay near the wreck.

Firefighters fought to extinguish the fire, hampered by the explosion of what police described as "several" rounds of ammunition in the wreckage, ignited by the inferno.

Police were still sifting through the ashes yesterday, trying to determine what type of ammunition it was, and whether there were any weapons in the car. An autopsy was performed and police are awaiting the results of a toxicology test to determine if drugs or alcohol played a part in the wreck.

Young, owner and operator od Stanley Young and Sons Paving, died at the scene....

By a grim coincidence, Young was due in State Supreme Court yesterday to face questions about his business."

What goes around-comes around....and what comes around may be even worse....