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Chierbeck gets probation, deal with D.A. Posted: June 7, 2007 ZWN Senior correspondent: Jack Duffy
Washington, D.C. (ZWN)--- Controversial Australian reporter, Scot Chierbeck appeared at a press conference with his attorneys late yesterday announcing an agreement to cooperate with the US District Attorney's prosecution of Steven Ludlow, owner of the reputed "Zombie Farm" outside Albuquerque, New Mexico. In exchange for his testimony, Chierbeck will plead guilty to a lesser charge of "Illegal Hunting." Prosecutors expect Chierbeck to receive a sentence of three years probation and a $15,000 fine. Chierbeck was embroiled in the "Zombie Farm" scandal last month, as video tape evidence showed him hunting with two ,as yet, unidentified "zombie hunters," at the farm was discovered by investigators during a raid at the site. The video evidently found its way back to Australia, where Chierbeck presented it as part of a factual news report on the presence of the Undead in the Australian Outback. Chierbeck has since been terminated from his position as news anchor for Australian Undead News for his conduct. Chierbeck maintains his innocence, claiming Ludlow did not indicate that the reanimates he was hunting were part of farm, "I was led to believe I was hunting real wild Necros in the field," maintains Chierbeck. Chierbeck further charges that the hunt was not conducted in North America, but outside of Innamincka, in South Australia. "Ludlow came to me with an impressive portfolio detailing over 70 successful zombie hunts in Haiti, Africa, and Australia, claiming he could lead me to a pack of Undead roaming freely in the Outback in exchange for $50,000," said Chierbeck. "The government and main stream media is as much guilty in this matter as Ludlow," continues Chierbeck. "If it was not for their compulsive understatement of the undead menace, and systematic cover-up of the truth, I never would have been forced to deal with a character like Ludlow. The sad fact is we are not being told the truth. The Undead are multiplying, the powerful are the media are preventing the people from seeing both the scope of the problem, and the gruesome reality of what we are facing." To combat this alleged cover-up, Chierbeck announced he is beginning production of a syndicated news program, "The Undead Zone," where he will attempt "to expose the reality that every man, woman, and child on this planet is in immediate threat of annihilation from unstoppable zombie hoards." Chierbeck's publicist says the new show will be produced in the United States, where regulations on showing images of the Undead are less strict than in other countries, and "will push the envelope in every capacity. We are going to show the public things they never get to see ." F.C.C. regulators are already saying they will be following the new program with a close eye, According to Chierbeck, over 85 television stations have already signed deals to air the program.
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Chierbeck gets probation, deal with D.A.
Posted: June 7, 2007
ZWN Senior correspondent: Jack Duffy

Washington, D.C. (ZWN)--- Controversial Australian reporter, Scot Chierbeck appeared at a press conference with his attorneys late yesterday announcing an agreement to cooperate with the US District Attorney's prosecution of Steven Ludlow, owner of the reputed "Zombie Farm" outside Albuquerque, New Mexico.

In exchange for his testimony, Chierbeck will plead guilty to a lesser
charge of "Illegal Hunting." Prosecutors expect Chierbeck to receive
a sentence of three years probation and a $15,000 fine.

Chierbeck was embroiled in the "Zombie Farm" scandal last month, as
video tape evidence showed him hunting with two ,as yet, unidentified
"zombie hunters," at the farm was discovered by investigators during a
raid at the site. The video evidently found its way back to
Australia, where Chierbeck presented it as part of a factual news
report on the presence of the Undead in the Australian Outback.
Chierbeck has since been terminated from his position as news anchor
for Australian Undead News for his conduct.

Chierbeck maintains his innocence, claiming Ludlow did not indicate
that the reanimates he was hunting were part of farm, "I was led to
believe I was hunting real wild Necros in the field," maintains
Chierbeck.

Chierbeck further charges that the hunt was not conducted in North
America, but outside of Innamincka, in South Australia. "Ludlow came
to me with an impressive portfolio detailing over 70 successful zombie
hunts in Haiti, Africa, and Australia, claiming he could lead me to a
pack of Undead roaming freely in the Outback in exchange for $50,000,"
said Chierbeck.

"The government and main stream media is as much guilty in this matter
as Ludlow," continues Chierbeck. "If it was not for their compulsive
understatement of the undead menace, and systematic cover-up of the
truth, I never would have been forced to deal with a character like
Ludlow. The sad fact is we are not being told the truth. The Undead
are multiplying, the powerful are the media are preventing the people
from seeing both the scope of the problem, and the gruesome reality of
what we are facing."

To combat this alleged cover-up, Chierbeck announced he is beginning
production of a syndicated news program, "The Undead Zone," where he
will attempt "to expose the reality that every man, woman, and child
on this planet is in immediate threat of annihilation from unstoppable
zombie hoards."

Chierbeck's publicist says the new show will be produced in the United
States, where regulations on showing images of the Undead are less
strict than in other countries, and "will push the envelope in every
capacity. We are going to show the public things they never get to see ."

F.C.C. regulators are already saying they will be following the new
program with a close eye, According to Chierbeck, over 85
television stations have already signed deals to air the program.

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Despite many internet rumors, the Northern United States is not infected. The few areas of infestation are in maintained quarantine. It is important to remember, borders have not been breached. Communities have not been infected.

Americas - Archive Reports
Most current report first

Double murder tragedy on Halloween - Posted: Nov. 3rd, 2007
Bizarre Halloween attack leaves one man in hospital - Posted: Nov. 3rd, 2007
Possible 'Floater' found in N.C. - Posted: Sept. 13th, 2007
ZWN offices attacked - Posted: Aug 11, 2007
The Undead Zone - Posted: July 23, 2007
Think Tank deems US vulnerable - Posted July 15, 2007
'Body Farm' banned in Brazil - Posted June 27, 2007
Vigilantes sought in Arizona massacre - Posted: June 17, 2007
Fireworks on Capitol Hill - Posted: June 12, 2007
Chierbeck gets probation - Posted: June 7, 2007
"Cover-up" in Congress - allegations arise - Posted: May, 28, 2007
Controversial bill requires mortosis testing - Posted: May, 26, 2007
Murder/suicide linked to food scare - Posted: May, 22, 2007
Floating corpse off Miami beach - Posted: May, 17, 2007
Tainted baby food stocks tumble - Posted: May, 15, 2007
'Mortosis' tainted baby food - Posted: May, 14, 2007
Second spate of mortuary attacks - Posted: May, 9, 2007
Scare in Washington, D.C. - Posted: April, 2007
Canadian cover-up - Posted: March, 2007
Mortuary attacks in South - Posted: January, 2007