Thread: Remembering OiNK

What is the best music tracker alternative to OiNK.. Waffles?

ive heard all the stories about OINK but never got to witness it in all its glory..hope to see it again soon

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On 15 January 2010, Alan Ellis was unanimously declared not guilty.



On 15 January 2010, Alan Ellis was unanimously declared not guilty.

If you would like to get in touch with me, you can do so here: contact@alanellis.co.uk.

The solicitors representing me in the case were Morgan Rose with Alex Stein as the barrister.

I'd like to express my thanks to all those who have been in touch offering their support over the years, and the huge amount of congratulations I've received over the past few days.
There were three main questions arising from the emails:

1. Will the site be returning? Absolutely not.
2. Will I be available for interview? No, sorry, I would like to get on with my life in peace now.
3. Where did I buy my coat? Wait, what!? Well, I'm almost ashamed to say, but it's from New Look, and judging by the fact that when I checked yesterday my local shop had more than 10 of them in stock for £30, it's not very popular!

Finally, a huge thank you to my excellent legal team, without which I wouldn't be here writing this right now.

OiNK was the first private tracker i was a part of. RIP, buddy.

The worst news to me was the fact that after being declared not guilty that they decided to stay down. They won the battle, why quit the war? Oh well.

Originally Posted by monodemono

The worst news to me was the fact that after being declared not guilty that they decided to stay down. They won the battle, why quit the war? Oh well.

The court case was probably really hard on him. It also was probably really expensive. I'm guessing that the case has left him very tired, and he doesn't want to risk any more trouble with the law.