Mountain Grove, Missouri is indeed fortunate to have an attorney like Cynthia MacPherson to represent their best interests. Especially when the question at hand is whether or not to allow Wyoming State Representative and the President of Unified Equine, Sue Wallis and her associates to construct a HSHC (Horse Slaughter for Human Consumption) plant in their town.
After an excellent presentation of the non-existent pros and the many cons, the town decided that there was
no way Wallis was going to construct something like
that in their town. A great decision, for more reasons than were clear at the time - as the following letter makes crystal clear.
