BOYCOTT Blanchard’s in Allston!
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The biggest loser of the week here in Boston is the owner and operator of Blanchard’s Liquors in Allston, MA. His name is John Corey and the YouTube video below (the store surveillance tape) shows how he viciously entered the store and proceeded to JUMP UP AND DOWN on his son’s puppy cage… supposedly because his son kicked his Mercedes Benz (as stated in this Craig’s List ad) – until the top finally crashed in on the puppys’ head.
I found out about this because I am connected to a very close relation of this family. The rest of the family wants the public to know that each and every Blanchards is independently owned and operated and the remaing family members are disgusted by what this man has done and they do not condone this behavior or want to be associated with it.
Do your part by boycotting this store. Better yet, make Mr. Corey well aware that abusing animals in a sick act of rage is disgusting and unacceptable!
Talk about a LOSER…
Yelp is talking about it, it’s been on Boston.com, The Boston Channel and featured on Outside.in (as well as most other news stations). Here is the video:
And for those of you wondering — the puppy, a beagle named Hunter, is fine. Here is what this sicko decided to crush in order to “punish” his son:
AWFUL…
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this man should be PUNISHED! i am NEVER stepping foot in his store again. jerk.
Clearly he’s a bit off his rocker…
Does he also own the store in JP?
No… they are all owned by members of the Corey family, but each is independent. His only store is the Allston one… so don’t punish the other branches, only his.
I have the heard the other Blanchards owners are great, a nice family place. I AM NEVER visting the ALLSTON store again.
FYI — I was just interviewed by the Boston Bulletin and a story will appear in this Thrusday’s Boston version of the Bulletin. If you can’t pick it up, it will also be online. I am quoted in the article…
[...] out additional coverage at: Bostonist; WCVB; Boston Globe; Lemmingtrail; Yelp; Boston Food and Whine; Barstool [...]
That’s an interesting article. I just wondered if you could tell me where to find more info on this topic ?