Professor Noakes on Winning His Trial

April 25 2017 by in Professor Tim Noakes

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The fantastic news that Professor Noakes has been found not guilty reached us last Friday. Here’s his response to the verdict, on video:

News 24 Video: WATCH: Tim Noakes Elated with Not Guilty Verdict

Earlier

Professor Tim Noakes Found Innocent!

The Twitter Hearing of Professor Noakes Is Almost Over

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One Comment

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Niklas
April 25 2017 1
This is very good news indeed, my thoughts goes to Gary Fetke, Annika Dahlqvist and all other doctors, dietitians and general low-carbers that have been subject to this kind of with hunts.

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