Lies and more lies

The Evans Wall Gallery/Else's Depot had written to Mr. Mckenna telling him his paintings were crated and ready to pick up and if Mr. Mckenna wanted his paintings he would had to pay for the shipping and make arrangements to have them picked up and the sooner the better as he wanted them out of his way

Pat Mckenna called Fedex and prepaid the shipping and made arrangements to have Fedex contact Evans Wall Gallery/Else's Depot and schedule a time for pickup.

Fedex would contact the Evans Wall Gallery/Else's Depot every day for approximately a week or more but as usual the Evans Wall Gallery had no intention of shipping the paintings back and would give Fedex some excuse or other. This virtual gallery is nothing but deceit and lies.

Fedex finally got fedup and gave up.

Mr Mckenna who was willing to pay for the shipping expenses of his paintings still does not have them and it looks like the Evans Wall Gallery/Else's Depot has no intention of returning his work.

It looks like the Evans Wall Gallery/Else's Depot cannot return the paintings because they have either sold them or auctioned them off.

A news release will be going out shortly to all Galleries, Auction houses, tv and radio stations and building managers in Florida and Texas asking for help in locating these works of art that have been stolen by the man that calls himself Evan Carter and a notice will be published in the local papers asking anyone for information on the paintings which are the property of Mr. Patrick Mckenna. The News release will also
ask for help in locating the stolen artwork of Martine Genicot, and Nick Chaldakov. Flyers are being made up as we speak and will be mailed faxed and put up in the business district of Miami.

If you can in any way help by putting a short notice or link on your site regarding Mr. Mckenna, Martine Genicot, and Nick Chaldakov's work to please contact us here at [email protected]

Mr Mckenna has had his 12 paintings stolen from him and has had a $1000.00 stolen from his credit card by this virtual gallery known as Evans Wall Gallery/Else's Depot.