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Public commenter accuses Eric Duffy of dishonesty and offers exhibits
Summary
A public commenter, identified in the record as Mister Seldon, accused Eric Duffy of dishonesty, referenced secrecy and alleged falsifications tied to lawsuits, and offered to share exhibits with new board members and the public.
During the public-comment period early in the joint Woodstock Select Board and Trustees meeting on March 25, a commenter identified by the Chair as "Mister Seldon" accused Eric Duffy of dishonesty and said he was willing to provide documentary exhibits to board members and the public.
Mister Seldon said, "we know that mister Duffy is not an honest person, and we know that there's been a lot of secrecy, falsifications, and just a lot of disingenuous activities that have occurred," and added he was "happy to share absolutely everything with anybody." The Chair had limited public comment to a total of 10 minutes for the joint meeting and allotted Mr. Seldon three minutes.
There is no recorded response from Eric Duffy in the public transcript. After public comment concluded, the boards proceeded with procedural motions and voted to enter executive session to discuss pending litigation and attorney-client communications.
