Reykjavík Grapevine - 21.09.2012, Side 4

The present email is a directly com-
plaint:
With date 22.06.12 the online edition
show the fallow info:
http://grapevine.is/Home/ReadArti-
cle/Man-Taking-Ex-To-Supreme-Court-
For-Cat
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"
When he and his husband split up in
November, they did so with the agree-
ment that Ita live at the ex's place, and
that he could visit the cat regularly.
When Juan Carlos attempted to move
the cat to a new home, his ex refused
to give up Ita, and he has not seen the
cat since."
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Can the journalist provide the agree-
ment?. The ex dont refuse, the ex
change the locked in the door that he
cant take the cat.
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The court found that records of owner-
ship at dyraaudkenni.is convincingly
prove that his ex-husband is the owner
of the cat, and that Juan Carlos has not
sufficiently proven ownership.
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Wrong information.!!! The court finish
saying that Dyraaudkenni it was not
prove of ownership!. Totally wrong in-
formation. And the court never said the
husband it was the owner.
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Is just terrible how the journalist use
wrong information to post as a show
to get some views. Is terrible how poor
is the investigation and the profession-
ally in the media showing like this that
the amazing profession have no base to
give us a real and veridic information.
Take your own conclusion.
Best Regards,
Juan Carlos Suarez L.
Dear Juan,
we love all cats, especially our own cats,
and we definitely empathise with you.
We apologise for our purported journal-
istic misdeeds (although to be fair, we
were only reporting what the Icelandic
media was saying) and we hope you
guys can find an acceptable solution to
this stressful dilemma.
Hello:
My name is Cindy Voss and I'm from Washington State. My
grandmother, Laufey Magnusdottir, was born in Reykavik in
1898. She passed in 1986. I am doing family history re-
search and came across some photos I believe were taken in
Iceland when my grandmother went back to visit her brother
(Magnus Magnusson) in early 1970's. Is there anyway to
post the photos to the paper and enquire if anyone knows the
people in the photos? All older family members have since
passed and no one is around to verify people in the photos.
Any help you can give me is appreciated. I have attached
two of the four photos for your reference. My grandmother
Laufey (Louise) is in the red. Thank you.
Cindy
clvoss@mindspring.com
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