U.S. website Gawker says an alleged drug video of Toronto Mayor Rob
Ford may be “gone,” and nearly $200,000 raised to buy the video could go
to charity. (The mayor has denied the video exists and says he does not
smoke crack cocaine.)
In a post on Gawker’s website Tuesday, Cook wrote that an intermediary spoke to the purported seller of the video, who said it was “gone.”
Gawker had crowdsourced a total of $201,254 minus fees to buy the video.
Ford has faced a constant barrage of media attention since Gawker and
the Toronto Star first reported on the alleged video in mid-May.
Read more: http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/gawker-says-alleged-rob-ford-drug-video-might-be-gone-1.1311284#ixzz2VIkjDqox
In a post on Gawker’s website Tuesday, Cook wrote that an intermediary spoke to the purported seller of the video, who said it was “gone.”
Gawker had crowdsourced a total of $201,254 minus fees to buy the video.
“If this doesn’t happen soon, we will — as we
initially promised when we launched the campaign — select a Canadian
nonprofit that addresses substance abuse issues to receive the money,”
he wrote Tuesday.
Read more: http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/gawker-says-alleged-rob-ford-drug-video-might-be-gone-1.1311284#ixzz2VIkjDqox
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