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Even under indictment Possino and Harris trying to do deals
fatratfatpig
Posted: Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Joined: 1/11/2013
Posts: 26

We have been recently told that Jay Gotlieb ( long time associate of Mark Harris) was spotted in the

Yorkville area of Toronto with Rob Zuk and others unknown to us. Our spy overheard the men talking
about doing a big homerun of a deal primarily structured by Regis. The sleuth overheard " Regis is under alot of heat, he needs some big players in Canada".
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