Subject: Today Live - Days of Our Lives finished after this report gets released #27377146

From: Diane <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2017 19:22:09 -0400

Days of Our Lives BOMBSHELL

Alison Sweeney ruins this hit show for good
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This latest drama might end the show completely 
and fans are furious at the star for delivering this news

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hard drives. Peabody later emailed the potential buyer&mdash;the EIAs undercover agent&mdash;to say that any possible deal was off the table. In the end, all the illegal lumber in Houston was destroyed earlier this year in a no-fault settlement with US Customs. A criminal investigation is ongoing, but so far no charges have been filed. After more than four years and the work of hundreds of people, one offending ship responsible for carrying s of pounds of illegally harvested wood into the US market had been stopped. It was a tremendous victory. But it was limited. This past January, within days of taking office, President Trump pulled the US

the US, Peabody could theoretically still sell it elsewhere. He warned the prospective buyer that any sale might be complicated by the US government. The buyer sought reassurance that Global Plywoods suppliers in Peru could be trusted. Peabody smiled. We trust them to do what they need to do to get by in Peru, he said. The customer, operating under a false identity and with a video camera recording, was of course an undercover agent with the EIA. Many months later, final reports on the ships last voyages were complete. For the August shipment&mdash;the one impounded in Houston&mdash;it would show that at least 92 percent of the 3.9

&ndash;pound haul was illegal. As for the vessels final voyage, it took nine months for agents to complete their field checks of all the GPS sites listed on the harvest documents. They found that more than 96 percent of the ships cargo had been illegally harvested from the Amazon rain forest and sent north. The ship paused unexpectedly in Trinidad and emerged again in the new year&mdash;suddenly under a new flag. In June of last year, federal agents showed up at the one-room office of Global Plywood, next to a volleyball court in a San Diego suburb, with a warrant to haul away paperwork, Peabodys cell phone, and copies of computer

The men lamented that they had never had such trouble in 30 years of buying timber in Peru. Yes, thats probably the case, Navarro said, and we have nothing against private investment. But, he told them, the evidence was showing that even shipments with apparently legal documents were coming from illegal sources. As they talked, the businessmen periodically checked their cell phones. Then, abruptly, they announced that they had to leave. A few minutes later, Navarro found out he had just been