> > It does appear that Haeckel was convicted by a University Court of
> >fraud.
> That was from Pim van Meurs. Don't you believe Pim?
>
> I insist that the money be put in escrow with instructions. I
> incorporated your claim, not mine, that Haeckle was tried in court. I
> also equally provided for settlement if you can't provide what you claim
> and if I can't provide what I claim. As given, it will be settled.
> Neither you nor I will be able to escape the consequences of this
> showdown. Attend to the challenge:
>
> > (1) You give the evidence that Haeckel was tried in municipal, state,
> > state superior, state appellate, state supreme, federal, federal
> > appellate or federal supreme court for his fraudulent embryo drawings,
> > then I'll give evidence that he was convicted.
> > (2) If you can't give the evidence that Haeckel was tried in court for
> > his fraudulent embryo drawings, then I shall give evidence from a
> > peer-reviewed science publication that he falsified the drawings.
> > (3) We both deposit $100,000 in escrow by 15 November 1998 with the
> > following instructions:
> > (a) If you give the evidence in (1) and I do not, then you collect the
> > $200,000.
> > (b) If we both execute (1), then I collect the $200,000.
> > (c) If you cannot give the evidence in (1), and I cannot give the
> > evidence in (2), then you collect the $200,000.
> > (d) If you cannot give the evidence in (1), and I do give the evidence
> > in (2), then I collect the $200,000.
> > Agreed?
> > Joseph Mastropaolo