The whole TRUTH to the story has been told , Evie made a statement on the Arabian forum , I was very much involved I know soooo much with what happened to her horses whist in the care of cooper Wilson and the RSPCA and those god awful C&C TRANSPORT
Evie and her mum were TARGETED!! it's one massive conspiracy and the RSPCA messed up and I hope to god Khama gets the RSPCA. So Evie and her family can get on with there lives..
As for the online bullying there has ( not on here ) been some rather upsetting and vile threats made toward them and I hope they pursue this aswell.
The statement by Evie was her side of the story, it was certainly not the whole story as we have never heard the version from the RSPCA or the yard where the horse went, HAPPA have rehomed one or two but as they have been renamed and issued with new passports even that has never been fully verified.
Evie has clarified what happened to many of the missing horses but even she has missed out a few, not to mention that many seem to have disappeared prior to 2013, they were obviously struggling to cope for some time yet continued to breed more and collect new horses rather than focus on caring for the ones they had or cutting down to a sensible level that could be managed, I think the charities involved made many mistakes, not least by destroying perfectly healthy horses and seeming to be unsure of which was which but it does not excuse or explain why they needed rescuing in the first place or why there were dead bodies in the fields and barns.
Evie states there were only two that died in the 48 hours before the inspectors arrived but makes no mention of them being under veterinary care or why they were left where they were, a horse can die suddenly but no normal person will leave it with other horses if you cannot get the body removed you move the living horses, there were dead rotting carcasses in a barn did they not notice them??
As I said earlier the whole story will never be told, it is not in the Peels interests to disclose any more than they have they will only tell their side as they see it as the victims and the charity will never come clean as they have no reason to, probably still have little idea of which horses they dealt with and why they acted as they did, they still think they were right and no amount of complaining will change the attitude of a company that act in the way they do.
I think Evie needs to keep her head down, stop trying to make out she is the victim and concentrate on moving forward, the best way to prove her many critics wrong would be to accept they did make mistakes, that they were not victims and to really take care of the horses she still owns, if she ever finds herself in a similar situation then she must ask for help, if they had asked for help prior to 2013 they would have had as much as they needed, they were well thought of and many people would have stepped in to take care of the horses either financially or in a practical way, now they will find it more difficult but it will be there as horse people do tend to do all they can when there is real hardship, many of the horses could have been saved if only they had been willing to ask for help before it was too late.
