Removal of David Frost as an NHLPA players agent

To NHLPA board of directors and Mr. Ted Saskin:

We, the paying fans of the NHL, demand that the certified player agent David Frost have his certified agent status immediately revoked to protect the safety and welfare of any young men whom he comes into contact with. Upon viewing the news program Rogue Agent on CBCs the fifth estate (which may be viewed online at , http://www.cbc.ca/fifth/rogueagent/index.html ) it is obvious, based on the taped telephone conversations, other presented evidence of child abuse involving Mike Danton and other young men, and his criminal record, that not only did David Frost act in a completely inappropriate manner both physically and mentally towards boys, he also advised Mike Danton to commit purgery in relation to his case against him in order to protect his own reputation and not be exposed for the child molester that he likely is.

The NHLPA has a responsibility to the kids that look up to their members that a man of such a questionable background, cannot be in a position of power or influence to try and recruit them. And now, seeing as that Bob Goodenow, one of David Frosts known associates, is no longer affiliated with the NHLPA, his removal as a certified player agent should be met with little or no resistance by the NHLPA.

Any human with half of a brain can understand why David Frost protected the interests of Mike Danton and advised him to concoct a story that lead away from himself even after Mike Danton attempted to have him killed. It would have exposed the world to the abuses and violations he committed upon him when he was a boy known as Mike Jefferson, and would have put him on the same level of infamy as convicted child molester Graham James.

If the NHLPA does not agree to revoke David Frosts certified players agent status/license, any reference I/we use in reference to the NHLPA will be as the National Hockey League Pedophile Accommodators in any and all references to your union, an unofficial tagline and obvious comment in jest that will no doubt catch on very fast, and go away very slow.

Here is your opportunity Mr. Saskin to finally do something right, and worthy of fan approval.