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Police have identified the But Fleming was sure that any new policy would have closed any loopholes concerning | RIM _ Park financing, precipitating the city‘s initial actions. "You want to sue outâ€" wardly first to see where the buck stops... and after that Man‘s body found in Sandowne Park 2e * 1g15 908° + 80 Ooun WA engine ~ Miati Flex 2nd row sant > 18 aluminum anmele Dual rone Alr conditloning ° Crinse contral = Hasted power mirrore â€" "a continue inwardly," said Fleming, who was also part of the citizens‘ group that had standing at the RIM Park inquiry. "But we couldâ€" n‘t do that because the insurance runs out. "Council was trying to make some good decisions, but they can‘t control the hands of time and the order of operations as much as they probably preferred to do it." In Ford‘s claim against the city and in his statement of defence, he alleges that his resignation included a release from all liability conâ€" cerning RIM Park financing, that he was not solely responsible for negotiating the deal, and that Stockie and city council bore ultiâ€" mate responsibility. In fact, he was part of the city‘s original lawsuit against MFP, as well as the settlement that reduced the cost of the park from $227 victim, but are withholding his identity pending the outcome of a post mortem examination at Hamilton General Hospital yesterday afternoon. million to $145 million. The Chronicle called Ford, now the treasuretr of Haldimand County, about his countersuit and stateâ€" ment of defence. He referred all questions to his lawyer, Paul Strickâ€" land, a partner at Siskinds, one of Southern Ontario‘s largest law firms based out of London. Strickland‘s areas of experiise include profesâ€" sional negligence. The city‘s lawyer, Morris Manning, was also called about Ford‘s statement of defence and countersuit, but also failed to return the Chronicle‘s phone calls. He failed to return any of the Chronicle‘s phone calls. Mayor Herb Epp was also asked about the Ford lawâ€" suit and the counterclaim, but said he has no comment regarding the newest legal matters facing the city. The case is pending. Police were called to the scene shortly after 5 p.m, after hurnan remains were found in the park. An investigative team of detectives closed a portion of the park yesterday as they continued to search for clues surrounding the death of the man. Anyone with information is asked to call Waterloo Regional Police at 763â€"7700 ext. 8658 or Crime Stoppers at 1â€"800â€"222â€"TIPS. 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