Just for absolute proof that mark new what he was in fact going to yulin to save dogs, we have multiple emails from Susan Campbell asking around for help from multiple companies. Most refused when they heard that he was planning on buying dogs. They all cautioned that this would only end up badly and put all the years of hard work at risk. Marc Ching refused to listen. Susan also confirmed that he had a round trip ticket and would be staying in Yulin June 19th till June 23rd (We show his return flight ticket above.)
On June 19th around 2pm, Marc Ching arrived at the airport followed closely by Roberto the photographer who we had talked about Roberto in our "Why Mark Ching Goes 007 Undercover" but in that post we had yet to discover his name.…show more content… Later on the 19th they went to their first Slaughterhouse, they stayed for a few hours making connections with the dogs, but people started to notice that it was very confusing and unorganized, because nothing seemed to have been planned, there were no medications, no cages, no nothing waiting for them.
All of a sudden the volunteers were kicked out and as they were being pushed out Marc was sitting in a car with a wad of cash talking to someone. The volunteers were told to leave, apparently the owner did not get paid originally and he was now asking for more money (I have to wonder how Marc will claim this on his non-profit tax returns? One of the things that you learn quickly when starting and operating a 501(c)(3) organization is that you have to handle money wisely. A nonprofit is no different than any other business in that you must make ends meet. Otherwise, your charity will cease to exist.
With no transportation all the volunteers started walking for miles to get back to the
