Where Are the WAO Firearms?

From: Kristina Brunner

To: hal.morris@texasattorneygeneral.gov; james.anthony@texasattorneygeneral.gov

Cc: Chris Krhovjak

Sent: Thu, October 4, 2012 5:37:09 PM

Subject: WAO Addendum - 10.4.12

Dear Sirs:

It was brought to my attention that Mr. Jamie Cryer was arrested in Austin, Texas, on/about July 4, 2012, for assault bodily injury-family.

Ms. Michelle Cryer filed a protection order against Jamie Cryer on/about September 18, 2012 (2012CI15325).  It is my understanding that Ms. Cryer is seeking protection from the Court because she feels her life is in danger.  On October 3, 2012, the case was refiled because Jamie Cryer was not served court papers.

Ms. Cryer stated for the record that she is concerned for her life because Mr. Jamie Cryer is bi-polar and refuses to take his medication.  Apparently, he is prone to violence and has access to a “shotgun" (despite having a felony conviction for possession of a prohibited firearm). Michelle Cryer also stated that she has been subjected to mental and physical abuse from Jamie Cryer for several years.

The WAO had several riffles and at least one shotgun on the WAO's Leslie Road premise.  My question is this:  Has anyone been appointed to oversee the sale of WAO inventory held in the Cryers’ possession or located at the Talley Road property?  Are all the firearms accounted for?

If what I am hearing is true, Kim Meyer, WAO’s bookkeeper, may have left the WAO.  This would explain why no Small Business Operations Report have been filed for the months of July, August, or September.

As I have emphasized before, the WAO finances should be closely watched to ensure funds are not misappropriated by the Cryers or anyone who may access to WAO bank accounts, especially during the times when the last of the WAO animals are preparing to leave or have left the Talley Road property.

I was told by Dr. Pannill, USDA/APHIS, that there are only domestic cats left at Talley Road and that Mary and Michelle Reininger are seeking permanent homes for the animals.

Your Office should know that the San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition stepped forward in January of the year, offering to re-home the cats; Ms. Cryer refused their assistance.

I believe the cats were purposely kept at Talley Road for 10 months so as to delay the eventual closure of the WAO, thereby allowing the WAO “staff” to the opportunity to receive paychecks and the Cryers--continued use of WAO vehicles, equipment, and funds.  Why else would they refuse help to place the animals for ten months?

I pray your Office notifies the Western District Bankruptcy Court to inform them of these latest developments.

Regards,

Kristina Brunner