“There were certainly a lot of mistakes made along the way, and I want to make it clear that I take complete responsibility for what happened to the business.”
Wayne Guyther, owner Hinckley’s Hardware, on the business filing for bankruptcy.
“There were certainly a lot of mistakes made along the way, and I want to make it clear that I take complete responsibility for what happened to the business.”
Wayne Guyther, owner Hinckley’s Hardware, on the business filing for bankruptcy.
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To bad this quote isn’t from the chief of police regarding his treatment of Mr. Nichols.