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Breadmaker takes the stand in defense - WRAL.com


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The prosecution has called 25 angry customers, many of them sufferers of Celiac disease, who testified that they bought Great Specialty products in the belief they were safe to eat. Some said they talked to Seelig personally about their concerns only ...

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This Seelig guy is such a piece of work

Weed testified that when he tracked Great Specialty to Seelig's Durham home, Seelig came to the door shirtless and claimed to be Jeff Gleason, an employee. The man who called himself Gleason, Weed said, told investigators that Seelig had a heart attack, cancer and the flu and could not be reached.

Weed said the man he met as Gleason was the defendant. "It is still kind of shocking that he would go to the trouble of creating an alias for our dealings," Weed said.

Investigators tried and failed to locate the farm where Seelig claimed to get his bread, Weed said.

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This Seelig guy is such a piece of work

Unbelievable! He belongs in prison..

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Just an update on this case

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