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Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell dig into the spectacular self-destruction of Weldon Boyd's case against attorney Mark "the Tiger" Tinsley—the wannabe blueberry farmer who sued the lawyer representing the family of the man he killed. Spoiler: Judge Hyman tossed it. We walk through the June 10 hearing, Desa Ballard's baffling "declaratory judgment" demand, and the question nobody could answer: what exactly are we trying to remedy here?Then there's Ken Moss's bizarre motion to recuse Judge Eugene Bubba Griffith, built on a mysterious affidavit he refuses to produce—and a subpoena aimed straight at LUNASHARK®...?Plus: Mandy reports back from her Spartanburg contempt hearing, where Greg Parker's attorneys want her to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars - we think - to a gas-station billionaire. We're broadcasting all four hours Thursday, June 25th at noon on Facebook - watch it with us or catch the replay only on LUNASHARK® Premium afterward.Let's Dive In…
[Part Two of Two] Before we return to the Horry County internal affairs files, we have to talk about the civil contempt hearing on Monday June 22 at 9am in Spartanburg - see y'all there! In our opinion, team Greg Parker's last-minute attempt to bar LUNASHARK® from filming a public courtroom tells you everything about who fears the sunlight. Then investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell dig into CSI investigator Shellneil Tamasi, a by-the-books officer whose IA interview cuts through the spin. She didn't like towing Scott Spivey's truck with his body still inside. She questioned why guns went back untested. She noticed the rush to "self-defense" before the vehicles were even processed, and the people who didn't belong at the round table. Amid a department we've criticized hard, here's a rare bright spot: a cop who documents, and who says what too many wouldn't. Let's Dive In…
[Part One of Two] In Part One of this two-part episode, investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell put it all on the table as the Beach family civil conspiracy case against billionaire gas station owner Greg Parker gets EVEN MORE CHAOTIC. Through motions filed Friday, the Beaches accuse Parker, his bank and his counsel of lying, hiding or not producing relevant records and telling a research company to willfully disobey a lawful subpoena. According to the filing, Greg Parker wired $383,000 to an Israeli defense contractor — Demoman International Ltd.— that, according to a 2023 news investigation, serves as a middle man for the sale of highly sophisticated bot-farm software (Advanced Impact Media Solutions) to unscrupulous politicians, governments, corporations and wealthy businessmen to manipulate public opinion using fake social media accounts. Parker unequivocally denies releasing photos of Mallory's dead body to the public, but this latest development raises serious questions about who else might have gotten the photos and why. Plus, why Greg Parker says he can't get a fair trial in Hampton County and says Judge Kelly needs to move the case to … Spartanburg? Let's Dive In…
[Part Two of Two] How does a pro–Alex Murdaugh troll theory end up in The New Yorker? In Part Two of Episode #150, investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell trace exactly that. James Lasdun's May 26 New Yorker story leaned into a years-old lie: that LUNASHARK®, Clerk Becky Hill, and attorney Mark Tinsley conspired to plant an "anonymous" email and get the “Egg Lady” booted from Murdaugh's jury. None of it is true — and this week, the receipts come out. For the first time, Mandy and Liz reveal the full story of whistleblower Christine Avery: the real timeline, what the team actually told her, demonstrating how the "Plan A / Plan B" framing falls apart. They expose the "narrative washing" that smuggled Christine's name onto a “Beach v. Greg Parker” witness list, the felon's Ai-generated "slop" and the lazy reporting that let a manufactured theory go national. As South Carolina barrels toward Murdaugh 2.0, this is how disinformation gets dressed up as journalism — and how we plan to punch back. Let's dive in…
[Part One of Two] In Part One of this two-part episode, investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell break down James Lasdun's Becky Hill piece and explain why it reads less like journalism and more like the latest brick in Team Murdaugh's three-year 'narrative-laundering' project. From the recycled "pizza conspiracy" to the false claim that Mark Tinsley has known Christine Avery since 2020, this is what happens when a writer for the New Yorker wanders onto a Murdaugh chessboard perhaps without realizing he's a playing piece. Mandy and Liz connect the dots between Dick Harpootlian's subpoena-power threats, Greg Parker's attorneys, the Egg Lady juror's book written with a convicted felon, and the recycled smears designed to discredit the credible voices standing between Alex Murdaugh and an acquittal at his retrial. Receipts are coming in Part Two — out Friday. Get your pins ready... Let's Dive in…
Greg Parker teaches through the overarching story of the Bible, beginning in Genesis 1–3 and moving to Daniel 7 and Revelation, to show how Scripture presents a unified account of God's purpose for creation. He explains humanity's original stewardship, the entrance of sin through rebellion, and the promise of a coming “seed” who would defeat the enemy. Focusing on Daniel 7, Greg highlights the “Son of Man” as a central title used by Jesus, connecting it to His authority, His kingdom, and His role in fulfilling God's plan. The teaching also considers Romans 8 and Revelation to describe the present condition of a fallen world, the reality of suffering, and the hope of restoration as God brings His purposes to completion. Throughout this Bible teaching, Greg emphasizes that believers are part of this story as heirs with Christ, looking ahead to the day when God dwells with His people and establishes His eternal kingdom.
Greg Parker walks through the Bible's big picture, tracing the theme of “garden to garden city” from Genesis to Revelation. Beginning in Genesis 1–3, he shows how God establishes the garden and invites people into His work, then follows that thread through passages like Matthew 13, Matthew 21, John 15, and 1 Corinthians 3 to explore what it means to be part of what God is growing. Along the way, he contrasts human efforts to build their own kingdoms, seen in Babel and Babylon, with God's purpose to form a people who depend on Him and bear fruit. This teaching reflects on humility, faithfulness, and our place in God's ongoing work, helping listeners see how their lives fit within the larger story of Scripture. The message looks ahead to Revelation 21–22, where God's plan is brought to completion as He dwells with His people.
What if you could resolve 95% of service issues without ever sending a technician on-site?In this episode of UNSCRIPTED, host Sarah Nicastro sits down with Greg Parker, Vice President for America's Life Cycle Solutions at Johnson Controls, to explore how intelligent connected systems, AI-powered monitoring, and centralized command centers are transforming security and service delivery at iconic venues like Fenway Park.From reducing costly truck rolls to enabling outcome-based service agreements, this conversation dives into what it really takes to scale service operations in today's data-driven world.What You'll Learn:• How proactive, connected asset management enables up to 95% remote issue resolution• Why AI should act as a force multiplier, not a replacement for human judgment• The importance of a “human in the middle” approach in high-risk environments• How central command and field operations work together to deliver better outcomes• Why outcome-based service agreements are quickly becoming table stakes• How to design and launch managed services without execution gaps• What makes high-density venues like stadiums uniquely complex to manageKey Takeaway:Connected assets, real-time visibility, and proactive service delivery are no longer optional—they're essential for meeting modern customer expectations.About the Guest:Greg Parker is Vice President for America's Life Cycle Solutions at Johnson Controls, where he leads the transformation of security operations and managed service delivery. His work in integrating AI, connected systems, and centralized monitoring has enabled organizations to scale operations, reduce costs, and deliver outcome-based service models.
Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell and Attorney Eric Bland reunite after Mandy's harrowing "ambush hearing" in Gaffney, SC as a non-party witness in Beach v. Greg Parker civil conspiracy case. Eric, who sat in the courtroom, describes how Mandy was badgered and belittled, a bailiff-escorted her to the bathroom like a criminal, and, in her words, treated "with less respect than Alex Murdaugh." The team unpacks what Mandy calls cumulative punishment — Parker's attorneys accusing Mandy of manufacturing fear, then piecemealing her social media posts to betray the court, and the chilling message this sends to every journalist covering powerful defendants. Plus: The delayed denial of Mandy's emergency protective motion, a police report that closed as fast as it opened, and why the First Amendment is hanging by a thread. ☕ Cups Up! ⚖️ Episode References Live Mandy's Peru adventures vicariously on Facebook or Instagram
Last week, investigative journalist Mandy Matney showed up in Cherokee County Courthouse in Gaffney, South Carolina, for a hearing related to her request that her deposition in the Mallory Beach civil conspiracy case be held in the offices of her lawyers or Beaufort County Courthouse — somewhere secure. But when the hearing began, the attorneys of billionaire gas station owner Greg Parker — who is a defendant in the case — AMBUSHED Mandy, a non-party in the case. Instead of the court hearing arguments in favor of each side's motions, Debbie Barbier immediately called Mandy to the stand in a highly unusual and confusing move that was clearly meant to intimidate, silence and berate a journalist whose opinions Greg Parker doesn't like. Debbie, by the way, is not only one of Greg Parker's many attorneys in this case but also the attorney for Alex Murdaugh co-conspirator Cory Fleming. Interesting how that came around, right? On today's episode, investigative journalist (and Mandy's co-host of True Sunlight) Liz Farrell gives a rundown of what happened in the courtroom and shares her thoughts about Debbie's invasive and dishonest questioning of Mandy and Greg Parker's continued retaliatory use of the court system, which … South Carolina just allows it, if you're rich enough. Let's Dive in…
Greg Parker introduces an overview of the Bible's unified story, drawing from passages from Genesis through Revelation. He explains how Scripture presents a single, unfolding narrative rather than a collection of disconnected parts, emphasizing God's purpose to unite all things in Christ. Greg highlights how key themes introduced in Genesis, such as creation, the fall, and the serpent, are carried through to their resolution in Revelation, helping listeners see the “big picture” of the Bible. He also addresses how individual verses fit within that larger context, encouraging a careful reading that holds both the details and the whole story together. Throughout the teaching, Greg points to God's ongoing work of redemption and transformation, and how believers grow in understanding as they follow that narrative, even while seeing “in a mirror dimly.”
Recorded live at the Kuyper Conference in Grand Rapids, this episode features a conversation with Greg Parker Jr., a theologian and scholar of Herman Bavinck, reflecting on his academic journey, current work in theological education, and research in neo-Calvinism. Parker discusses his engagement with Abraham Kuyper's pastoral theology, particularly his exposition of the Heidelberg Catechism and the Lord's Prayer, highlighting themes of ascent and descent as a framework for understanding prayer, the Christian life, and communion with God. The conversation also explores the importance of translating and retrieving Bavinck's works for the church, the pastoral dimension of systematic theology, and the need for careful theological engagement with contemporary questions such as human identity, bioethics, and artificial intelligence. If you enjoy this episode, you can access tons of content just like this at wm.wts.edu. If you would like to join us in our mission to train specialists in the bible to proclaim the whole counsel of God for Christ and his global church, visit wts.edu/donate. Thanks for listening!
LUNASHARK® Producer David Moses walks Journalist Liz Farrell and Attorney Eric Bland through the events leading up to Mandy's attempted deposition in Beach v. Parker — a civil conspiracy lawsuit alleging Greg Parker intentionally inflicted emotional distress on the Beach family to avoid accountability in a wrongful death case ultimately settled for over $15 million in July 2023. If awarded, treble damages in this new case could personally cost Greg Parker another estimated $30 - $65 million dollars. To silence Mandy's coverage, Greg Parker demanded she be jailed for contempt. So stakes are high, but are ethics? David details the March 27th deposition standoff and an allegedly coordinated harassment campaign involving a convicted felon on federal probation whose behavior grows increasingly alarming, while Liz delivers a powerful, unflinching account of how five years of targeted intimidation have reshaped Mandy's daily life. Eric reminds everyone what Parker's attorneys seem desperate to avoid: Mark Tinsley will eat Greg Parker alive on the stand if he gets the chance — and trial is set for August.
Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell and Attorney Eric Bland discuss Mandy's deposition that wasn't on Friday. Mark Moore screamed. The Wi-Fi cut out. Greg Parker Zoomed in from some oddly decorated office with Debbie Barbier. And Mandy Matney sat 2,000 feet away from Moore at a secure location — armed guard protecting everyone, lemon pound cake on the table — waiting for a deposition that never happened. This week, Mandy breaks down the Friday standoff in full: why safety wasn't a preference but a requirement, how a convicted felon appeared to be receiving real-time information about the proceedings, and what it means that Parker's team refused to walk down the street or depose Mandy via zoom. Liz shares her own deposition experience in Baltimore — including the irony of spotting the Baker Donaldson location where they harassed her for 8 hours — and Eric Bland unpacks the legal landscape for non-party witnesses. Notably, Judge Kelly's order denying Mandy's emergency motion requesting the court decide on the location — signed Friday but not filed until later Monday — left the location dispute without any final ruling, meaning the fight is far from over. ☕ Cups Up! ⚖️ Episode References The Pendry Baltimore Hotel
New motions have been filed in the Mallory Beach civil conspiracy case — and they expose a glaring double standard that should make everyone pay attention. Gregg Roman, the man directly linked to confidential photos of Mallory Beach's body ending up in a documentary sizzle reel, is fighting tooth and nail to avoid a deposition — claiming journalist privilege, Israeli AND Philadelphia residency, and even a potential Israeli military obligation? Greg Parker's attorneys have been paid royally from Parker's fried chicken sales, dragging Mandy and Liz through costly legal battles over depositions they never should have faced — and denied them the same accommodations offered to this "Middle East Policy Expert" at the center of the civil conspiracy allegations. On today's episode, investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell break down who Gregg Roman really is, his paid connection to Greg Parker, and why the South Carolina Supreme Court now holds the key to the simplest question in this case: Who gave Gregg Roman those photos? Let's Dive in…
On the heels of a huge month for sports and entertainment, SDM spoke with Greg Parker, vice president, life cycle solutions at Johnson Controls, to discuss the intricate, comprehensive planning that goes into these large events. The conversation spanned the integrator's role in mega-event planning, environmental management, threat detection and the fan experience.
Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell and attorney Eric Bland pull no punches as they break down the relentless legal harassment campaign being waged against Luna Shark's journalists (and Premium Members) in the Beach v. Parker civil conspiracy to intentionally inflict emotional distress case. The team exposes how Greg Parker's attorneys are using “scorched-earth” litigation tactics — including vindictive depositions, invasive questioning about proprietary business operations, and the apparent use of allegedly stolen text messages — to intimidate and silence journalists covering the case(s). The crew then reviews the puzzling 'disappearance' of Alex Murdaugh's co-conspirator, Corey Fleming, from the SC Department of Corrections prison system after his early release from federal custody. We're asking why victims' families aren't being informed of his whereabouts and whether the system that seemed to look the other way for him is still doing so. ☕ Cups Up! ⚖️ Episode References South Carolina's Rules of Civil Procedure including Rule 11 ⚖️ South Carolina's Rules of Professional Conduct ⚖️ TSP 126 - Civil Conspiracy Case Overview
In this episode of “At Your Convenience,” Parker's Kitchen Founder and Executive Chairman Greg Parker speaks with CSP Editor Diane Adam about the c-store chain reaching its 50-year milestone in 2026.Parker reflects on how the Savannah, Georgia-based retailer has grown over the years and outlines plans to expand the Parker's footprint. He also discusses the company's first-ever name, image and likeness (NIL) partnership with Georgia Southern football standout Davion “Chewy” Rhodes, who shares the same nickname as the convenience-store company's iconic mascot.
In this holiday edition, investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell talk with attorney Eric Bland about their Festivus grievances and the ongoing legal harassment they face in the Beach v. Parker civil conspiracy case. Eric explains how unlimited budgets enable clients to weaponize discovery processes, while Mandy and Liz discuss their decision to speak publicly about Greg Parker's tactics rather than remain silent. Plus, Mandy shares some observations from her eye-opening jury duty experience highlighting systemic inefficiencies and her encounters with familiar figures in the 14th Circuit. Then we're discussing newly revealed details from JP Miller's federal indictment for cyberstalking and lying to investigators—including the chilling allegation that he called Victim #1 (likely Mica Francis) over 50 times on March 11, 2024, how JP allegedly lied about slashing her tires and allegedly lied to federal investigators about local police instructing him to leave her alone. Despite the frustrations, the team remains defiant, grateful for their community's support, and ready for the major trials and appeals ahead in 2026. ☕ Cups Up! ⚖️ Episode References Mandy's Parker's Kitchen Gas Boycott Post - Facebook, Dec 20, 2025
Over the past few weeks investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell have had to fight for every breath they've taken on account of the stress from gas station guy Greg Parker, Mark C. Moore and Debbie Barbier's constant legal bullying and harassment. (3:30) First up on the show, the "Green Shirt Guy" Brian Stahlheber—who was charged in the unhinged Squiresgate incident on Hilton Head this past September—has filed the whiniest 18-page motion for a speedy trial imaginable, complete with a cartoon about TikTok followers preventing justice. We wish we were kidding. (27:15) Meanwhile, Horry County officials scrambled to scrub former Public Safety Director Randy Webster's name from a $24 million building after sexual harassment allegations surfaced. Randy's defense to HR? He was "just being friendly." Liz and Mandy go through Randy's statement to HR on Oct. 17, the same day he abruptly decided to leave his position. And it is everything that is wrong with certain men when it comes to the workplace. But the real outrage? (51:00) South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson broke his own policy against commenting on ongoing investigations to go on his cousin's podcast and spew nonsense about the Scott Spivey case. (01:03:00) Plus: "Pastor" JP Miller calls the cops again (shocking!) over signs, and his father gets arrested instead. So much to cover, so let's dive in!
Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell talk with attorney Eric Bland about the coordinated harassment they're facing in the the Beach v. Parker litigation—and why it represents everything broken about South Carolina's legal accountability system. Briefly touching on former Colleton County Clerk Becky Hill pleading guilty without prison time, the conversation shifts to a more insidious problem: lawyers weaponizing their licenses to harass journalists who dare to cover public court filings. Mandy and Liz detail how their personal phone numbers and unverified text messages have been released, how they've been subjected to invasive depositions despite not being parties to the case, and how Greg Parker's legal team continues expanding discovery far beyond the actual pleadings. The trio explores how the phrase "officer of the court" has become meaningless when trust has eroded. With trial approaching in Beach v. Parker, Judge Kelly has an opportunity to draw clear boundaries—but will he? ☕ Cups Up! ⚖️ Episode References “Ex-clerk of court linked to Murdaugh trial pleads guilty to charges, won't serve prison time” - WIS10, Dec 8, 2025
Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell have endured a lot during the nearly seven years they've covered the Murdaugh family but NOTHING like what they're experiencing now. Shortly after Mallory Beach's death, Mallory's family filed a lawsuit in search of justice and accountability and an assurance that Parker's Kitchen would shore up the training of their cashiers when it comes to the sale of alcohol to minors. Instead of seeking to settle the case, Parker's Kitchen, Greg Parker and their legal team appear to have embarked down a very dark path, engaging two political operatives — one known for “mischief-making” and the other known for harassment campaigns against individuals — to help lessen their liability in the case. Which brings us to the past six months, during which Greg Parker's attorneys have used mischaracterizations and unsupported theories to turn their focus on Mandy and Liz in an effort to silence them and their coverage of the case(s)… So much to cover, so let's dive in!
Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell open up to attorney Eric Bland about being targeted in the ongoing Beach v. Parker civil conspiracy litigation, where Greg Parker's legal team has made them collateral damage through aggressive subpoenas and invasive depositions. Liz describes enduring eight hours of what she calls "harassment disguised as a deposition," where Parker's attorneys asked irrelevant personal questions about her salary and divorce, then published some of that information in public court filings. We also look at Mark Tinsley 's suggestion in court that connections may exist between a felon who published allegedly stolen texts and Parker's legal team. Eric Bland highlights his expertise identifying abusive litigation tactics and his growing disillusionment with South Carolina's Office of Disciplinary Counsel, sharing a stunning example of a lawyer who allegedly falsified court documents yet faced no consequences. Despite the stress and sleepless nights, we remain committed to exposing the truth wherever it leads… and we thank you all for being right there with us. ☕ Cups Up! ⚖️ Episode References Judge levies $48k sanctions for legal process abuse in case involving U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace ABC News 4 - October 30, 2025
Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell and attorney Eric Bland talk about how Liz's deposition went in the Mallory Beach civil conspiracy case where she faced down attorney Mark “Yo-Money” Moore. Moore is gas station owner Greg Parker's attorney and also the criminal defense attorney for Alex Murdaugh's co-conspirator bankster friend Russell Laffitte. Also, Alex Murdaugh's attorney Dick Harpootlian continues to whine about “Murdaugh: Death in the Family” on national TV … and calls one of the female characters a “skank” in his critique? Good luck winning over America with that attitude, Dick! Plus, North Myrtle Beach businessman Weldon Boyd — who killed 33-year-old Scott Spivey in a 2023 road rage case in Horry County — decides it's a great idea to sue Mark “Zero Dark” Tinsley, accusing Mark of using the Spivey wrongful death case to gain “fame” and “celebrity.” ☕ Cups Up! ⚖️ Episode References “SC House Ethics Committee reveals findings from RJ May investigation” - News2, Updated Oct 16, 2025
In Broken Trust and the Unseen Villains, journalists Liz Farrell and Mandy Matney revisit one of the most emotionally charged and revealing chapters in the Murdaugh saga. Recorded during the heated birth of the Beach Family / Mark Tinsley / Parker's Kitchen civil conspiracy battle (which is still not adjudicated as of November 2025), this episode exposed the powerful network of influence working to silence victims and harass those who sought the truth. Mandy and Liz reflect on the online trolling, intimidation tactics, alleged ethical breaches, and those who seemed to target Mandy and Liz for reporting the truth — and how empathy from listeners countered the cruelty. On this 57th episode we dissected revelations about Greg Parker's private investigators, the Wall Street Journal's coverage, and the media manipulation at play. This episode highlights unseen cost of telling the truth in a state where power and privilege remain deeply entwined.“A Convenience-Store Magnate, Teen Drinking and a Fatal Boat Crash: The Legal Case Shaking South Carolina” - Wall Street Journal, Aug 13, 2022
Greg Parker shares from Matthew 28 on Jesus' assignment for all believers until He returns - The Great Commission.
About the Show:"We think that certified organic is going one step beyond, taking it to another level, and using waste and carbon to mitigate climate change."Jody HardinAbout the Guests:Richard ImsRichard Ims is a serial entrepreneur with a background in animal husbandry, truck farming, and corporate business. Based in Northwest Arkansas since 2000, he founded Food Recycling Solutions in partnership with the City of Fayetteville. His mission involves diverting food waste from landfills and upcycling it into valuable compost.Jody HardinJody Hardin is a fifth-generation farmer hailing from Grady, Arkansas, with deep roots in the agricultural sector. He has been working on the Carbon Chicken project since 2011, aiming to create a sustainable and innovative approach to poultry litter and biochar in agriculture. Jody is actively engaged in nurturing circular economies within the farming sector.Greg ParkerWith family ties to the poultry industry through his grandfather, Keith Smith, Greg Parker is experienced in sales and marketing within the agriculture sector. He is currently involved in promoting the Carbon Chicken 80/20 product and is passionate about creating a legacy of sustainable farming practices.Episode Summary:In this insightful episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, host Randy Wilburn sits down with the innovative minds behind the Carbon Chicken Project: Richard Ims, Jody Hardin, and Greg Parker. These guests bring with them a wealth of experience in agriculture and sustainability, having developed an entrepreneurial solution for recycling food waste into valuable agricultural products. Recorded at the KUAF studio, this episode dives into the eco-friendly business ventures flourishing in Northwest Arkansas, with a special focus on agriculture-based startups.The episode delves into the transformation of poultry litter into a biochar and nutrient-rich compost product named Carbon Chicken 80/20. The guests elaborate on the significant environmental impacts their solution addresses, especially regarding the cleanup of the Illinois River watershed and sustainable farming practices. With keen insights into the circular economy and the future potentials of their venture, the discussion highlights the intersection of sustainability, entrepreneurship, and traditional agriculture, making this a must-listen for anyone interested in innovative eco-friendly solutions.Key Takeaways:Carbon Chicken Project: The project creates a sustainable system for converting poultry litter into nutrient-rich biochar, addressing both agricultural needs and environmental concerns in Arkansas.Circular Economy Model: Jody Hardin elaborates on the creation of a circular economy, integrating biochar, soil microbes, compost teas, and cover crops to enhance farm ecosystems.Environmental and Economic Benefits: By composting poultry litter, the project reduces watershed pollution, sequesters carbon, and offers organic farmers valuable input for enhancing soil health.Collaboration with Underserved Communities: Richard Ims mentions partnerships with local underserved communities, promoting an...
Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell take on the Good Ole Boys once again, starting with lawyers who knowingly file frivolous lawsuits. Last week Myrtle Beach pastor JP Miller and his attorney Russell B. Long filed a defamation complaint against a paralegal who said he called her law office in search of a divorce attorney who could “destroy” his wife, Mica Francis, whose body was found in a North Carolina swamp last April. Not only is it laughable that JP believes this hurts his already-bad reputation, the complaint doesn't articulate that anything the paralegal stated as fact is untrue. Also on the show, a newly released report from Horry County Police Department shows that JP Miller was accused of bestiality this past June. What?!?! We'll share all that we know about this public document and our ongoing fight with Horry County to release all that can be according to SC state law. And Mandy and Liz take a look at the checkered past of Mica Francis' psychiatrist … Dr. Duchesne... the one who seemed to take JP's narrative as fact. Note: Mandy and Liz both pronounce Dr. "Duchesne" as they interpreted/researched it but its the same person... Plus, an update on Russell Laffitte's Federal Appeal Hearing and another South Carolina judge's conduct is raising questions in the Beach case. So much to get into... so let's dive in... Episode 68 Resources Join Premium for the COJ 100 Live Recording Broadcast Cups Up at Coco's On The Beach Event Russell Laffitte's Federal Appeal Hearing Russell Laffitte's Attorney Bill Wilkins Charlotte Korn's Cease and “Destist” Letter Attorney Bill Padgett from HHP in Columbia, SC Premium Dive: Am I Being Defamed (PART ONE) Collin Rugg's May 3, 2024 Tweet Mica's List & Mica's Law Stay Tuned, Stay Pesky and Stay in the Sunlight...☀️ Join Luna Shark Premium today at Lunashark.Supercast.com. Premium Members also get access to searchable case files, written articles with documents, case photos, episode videos and exclusive live experiences with our hosts on lunasharkmedia.com all in one place. CLICK HERE to learn more: https://bit.ly/3BdUtOE. If you are in crisis, please call, text or chat with the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988, or contact the Crisis Text Line by texting TALK to 741741. What We're Buying... Hungry Root - https://hungryroot.com/mandy to get 40% off your first delivery and get your free veggies.. Hungry Root is the easiest way to eat healthy. They send you fresh, high-quality groceries, simple, delicious recipes, and essential supplements. Task Rabbit - Use promo code "mandy" at https://www.taskrabbit.com/ for 15% off your task. Task Rabbit connects you with skilled Taskers to help with cleaning, moving, furniture assembly, home repairs, and more. Here's a link to some of our favorite things: https://amzn.to/4cJ0eVn And a special thank you to our other amazing sponsors: Microdose.com, PELOTON, and VUORI. Use promo code "MANDY" for a special offer! *** ALERT: If you ever notice audio errors in the pod, email info@lunasharkmedia.com and we'll send fun merch to the first listener that finds something that needs to be adjusted! *** For current & accurate updates: TrueSunlight.com facebook.com/TrueSunlightPodcast/ Instagram.com/TrueSunlightPod Twitter.com/mandymatney Twitter.com/elizfarrell youtube.com/@LunaSharkMedia tiktok.com/@lunasharkmedia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
https://rhondaparkertaylor.com/ Rhonda Parker Taylor wanted to write a book to prove to herself that she could. For many, like Parker Taylor, writing is a difficult task. Growing up, she wasn't a good student in English, reading or writing. She struggled with McGuffey Readers. And the phonetic concepts escaped her as a child. But she was still drawn to books, mostly encyclopedias, where she could read about the world, daring young women and journeys away from her small hometown of Noblesville. So, writing became about telling a story that was within her. And that's what she did in her book, “Crossroads,” a suspense novel set in Indianapolis in the early 2000s and released earlier this year. The story is a journey into the life of fictional character, Paris Pennington, a powerhouse in the financial community who is forced to fulfill her civic duty and be a juror in a murder trial involving the death of a 15-year-old. But when Pennington takes the job as the jury foreman, whose name is mistakenly made public, her life begins to be picked apart as people around her start dying. Parker Taylor said she had an idea for the plot before she started writing, and she chose the scene of the crime, too. “I had Chapter One ingrained in my head. All I had to do was write it down. I worry about the mechanics after I get the story and dialogue crafted,” she said. Parker Taylor, whose book is endorsed by Golden Globe-nominated actress Mariel Hemingway, will sign copies this Saturday in Chicago and locally, on June 24, at the Barnes and Noble at River Crossing in Indianapolis. The book is the product of “passion, determination and commitment,” she said. “It took me a year to write and 20 years to introduce it.” Yes, she wrote the book in 2000 but finally got it published this year. She was born in Noblesville in 1964 and will turn 59 this fall. She is the second youngest of five children, the daughter of the late William and Anita Parker, who founded a steel manufacturing company that we know today as Noble Industries. Her sister, Brenda Parker, her best friend, is executive vice president of Noble Industries. Her brother, Gary Parker, is executive consultant of manufacturing. And her brother, Greg Parker, is president of Noble Industries. Parker Taylor spent her childhood in a two-story home surrounded by cornfields and cows in the Craig Highlands neighborhood, attended Prairie Baptist Church and Heritage Christian School, from where she graduated in 1983. Through Noble Industries and her parents' entrepreneurial spirit, the Parkers learned to dedicate themselves to work, family and community. All of the Parker children, she said, were taught to work hard. Most of the kids gained their job experience by working at Noble Industries or for grandparents, Kenneth and Louis (Marrow) Hanna's Ken-Lo Cafeteria (839 Conner St., according to Hamilton County historian David Heighway). Parker Taylor's first job was bagging plastic furniture feet while watching TV and bending steel and working a punch press at Noble Industries (which was started in 1968, making metal aquarium stands part time in a 300-square-foot barn, founded in 1969 and incorporated in 1970, and has since grown to 60 employees and a 110,000-square-foot facility). During high school, she worked at Payless Shoes and Arby's in Noblesville. After graduating high school, she earned a certification in 1984 in Fashion Merchandising in Bauder College, Arlington, Texas. Then, she returned to Indiana. Then several years later, she decided to go back to school. In 2000, she earned a bachelor's degree in Business Science Management; in 2004, a master's of Business Administration from Indiana Wesleyan University; and in 2010, a doctorate in Management and Leadership from University of Phoenix. (In her career, she has mentored students and young professionals, was a National College campus director and professor, co-director of an advertising agency and worked for a student loan management company. In between, she worked in the human resources department of Noble Industries. Currently, she is director of operations for Intelligent Solutions training, developing, academic research and business writing services) Her writing started through academics. “I was a business student who had to write paper after paper.” After writing her book, a publisher in 2000 backed out of a deal with her because she wasn't interested in the business part of the industry. Brenda Parker asked her sister: “What are you afraid of?” Her sister said, “For it to succeed, you must make yourself vulnerable to disappointment.” So Parker Taylor started looking for another publisher who also assisted with the marketing. MindStir and Seacoast walked her through much of the process. Her two family mottos: “If it is meant to be, it is up to me,” and “Every day is great.” She has stuck with those mottos. Writing, for Parker Taylor, is about telling a story with a lesson learned. In “Crossroads,” she used Proverbs' lessons on anger, fury and envy as the motivations for the crime. After her book was finally published, her first book signing couldn't have gone better. “I was blessed by so many people coming out to support me and the book,” she said. “I can't wait to host another one. What I loved about the book signing was it was a time to socialize and fellowship with like-minded people.” Her next signing is at Barnes and Noble Evansville, IN on 9/12 and Barnes and Noble Carmel, IN on October 20. In addition, Parker has done the Fox Indy Now show and approximately 10 Podcasts. While she loves to travel, to cook and all things outdoors, writing a book has always been on her bucket list. What makes her smile is “life and people.” She is inspired by her family and good friends, creating characters like them in her book. “I've been lucky to have lifelong friends that push me to be a better person and to live to my full potential,” Parker Taylor said. She has great support from her spouse, Dana Taylor. “My husband assists me in staying in balance because, much like the main protagonist in ‘Crossroads,' I tend to be a workaholic.” Remember when Parker Taylor shared how she struggled academically in school? Well, she had a special Heritage Christian School teacher, Mrs. Donley, who offered to tutor her over the summer between her junior and senior years. “At the end of the summer, I offered to pay her for the tutoring from the money I made working at Arby's. She would not take a dime. I passed the test. Without her, none of this would have ever happened to me.” Please leave a review or send us a Voice note letting us know what you enjoyed at:Back2Basics reconnecting to the essence of YOU (podpage.com)Follow us on IG and FB @Back2BasicsPodcast
Greg Parker is a JFK researcher and the founder of the online forum and research resource reopenkennedycase.forumotion.net which is built to have the Kennedy assassination reopened by developing new leads and evidence, re-examination of old leads and evidence. Greg is back to discuss his research and understanding of the Tippit murder which Oswald was accused of committing shortly after the assassination of John F. Kennedy. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/out-of-the-blank/support
In our second live episode from the 2024 Kuyper Conference, James, Cory, Marinus, and Gray sit down with Dr. Greg Parker, Assistant Professor at Cairn University. The team discusses some ideas from Greg's research on the relationship between dogmatics and ethics and the place of theology among other disciplines. Publications mentioned in this episode: Herman Bavinck, Biblical and Religious Psychology, ed. Gregory Parker, trans. Herman Hanko (Jenison, MI: Reformed Free Publishing Association, 2024). https://heritagebooks.org/products/biblical-and-religious-psychology-bavinck.html Bavinck, Herman. Christianity and Science. Translated by Nathaniel Gray Sutanto, James Perman Eglinton, and Cory C. Brock. Wheaton, Illinois: Crossway, 2023. https://www.crossway.org/books/christianity-and-science-case/ Herman Bavinck, Guidebook for Instruction in the Christian Religion, ed. Gregory Parker and Cameron Clausing (Peabody: Hendrickson Academic, 2022). https://www.hendricksonrose.com/p/guidebook-for-instruction-in-the-christian-religion/9781683072997 Herman Bavinck, The Sacrifice of Praise: Meditations before and after Admission to the Lord's Supper (Peabody, Massachusetts: Hendrickson Publishers Marketing, LLC, 2019). https://www.hendricksonrose.com/p/the-sacrifice-of-praise/9781683071983 Herman Bavinck and Gregory Parker, What Is Christianity? (Peabody, Massachusetts: Hendrickson Academic, an imprint of Hendrikson Publishing Group, 2022). https://www.hendricksonrose.com/p/what-is-christianity/9781683074205 Friedrich Schleiermacher and Friedrich Lücke, Brief Outline of the Study of Theology, Drawn up to Serve as the Basis of Introductory Lectures, trans. William Farrer (Eugene, Or.: Wipf & Stock, 2007). Ximian Xu, Theology as the Science of God: Herman Bavinck's Wetenschappelijke Theology for the Modern World, 1st ed. (Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2022), https://doi.org/10.13109/9783666560682. Reach us at graceincommonpodcast@gmail.com. If you want to make a donation, please visit https://donorbox.org/graceincommon Our intro music is Molly Molly by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue).
Financial Advisor Jayson Thornton, CFP -- REACTS -- The connections between alleged Real Estate Fraudsters Cesar Pina (DJ Envy's Business Partner) and Greg Parker (Big Bizzneesss). Jay Morrison This includes a Jay Morrison of the Tulsa Real Estate Fund. Are you looking for ways to improve your financial life? If so, this is the channel for you! On this channel we'll teach you how to live a successful life by learning how to save, payoff debt and invest. We'll start by explaining the basics of money management and financial planning, and then move on to more advanced topics like investing and retirement planning. Subscribing to Pocket Watching with JT and following his tips, you'll have everything you need to live a financially successful life.. FREE Consultation! https://www.thorntonadvisor.com/free-consult Got Money Questions? Ask JT https://www.pocketwatcher.net/ FREE Finance Course - Pocket Watcher Academy https://pocketwatcher.teachable.com/p/home Pocket Watcher MERCH! https://pocketwatcher.myspreadshop.com/ Get a Personal Financial Plan! https://forms.gle/JepACZCMpmyUT1po6 Need Tax DEBT Help? https://forms.gle/XQpJLs2E7RrXNEz66 Book a consultation at https://www.pocketwatcher.net/ Call-In Financial Talk Show hosted by Financial Advisor Jayson M. Thornton, CFP. Pocket Watching with JT is all about giving you smart money tips to help you reach your financial goals! *Disclaimer* Financial Coaching during Livestreams is NOT personal financial advice, No CFP-Client relationship is established by calling into the show or submitting a question by email or text. Cash App $PocketWatcherJT email PocketWatcherJT@gmail.com Follow ig @JTPocketWatcher Twitter @JTPocketWatcher Certified Financial Planner owned by POCKET WATCHER LLC
Greg Parker is a JFK researcher and the founder of the online forum and research resource reopenkennedycase.forumotion.net which is built to have the Kennedy assassination reopened by developing new leads and evidence, re-examination of old leads and evidence. Greg joins me again this time to discuss his work documenting political assassinations and in particular the RFK case with the presumed assassin Sirhan Sirhan. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/out-of-the-blank/support
In a recent episode of the "Hidden Killers" podcast, retired FBI agent and series contributor, Robin Dreeke, joined host Tony Brueski to dissect the ongoing saga of South Carolina's infamous Murdaugh family. In particular, they focused on the recent developments in the Mallory Beach wrongful death lawsuit - a topic that has continued to capture public interest due to its legal intricacies and ethical questions. In 2019, the tragic death of 19-year-old Mallory Beach in a boat accident triggered a series of investigations and legal proceedings. Paul Murdaugh, the son of prominent South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh, was allegedly driving the boat under the influence of alcohol. The case revealed that he had used his older brother's ID to purchase alcohol at Parker's Kitchen convenience store earlier in the evening. As a result, Beach's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Alex Murdaugh and Greg Parker, the convenience store chain owner. The podcast discussion began by analyzing the controversial decision to dismiss claims against Paul Murdaugh's estate, indicating that no hidden assets were discovered. However, the primary focus of the conversation was the recent settlement that Parker's Kitchen had to pay to the Beach family, a sum rumored to be between 15 to 20 million dollars. Brueski and Dreeke questioned the fairness of this settlement, arguing that Parker's Kitchen was potentially not at fault. The staff at the store had followed standard procedures, checking ID before selling alcohol. They had no way of knowing that the ID presented by Paul was not his own, especially considering the physical resemblance between the Murdaugh brothers. The conversation then pivoted to the real culprits in this tragic incident. They opined that it was not necessarily Parker's Kitchen who should bear the brunt of the legal consequences, but Paul Murdaugh and, by extension, his father, Alex. However, they recognized that the Beach family was entitled to restitution and that the sources of this restitution were limited. Dreeke and Brueski also discussed how the Murdaugh family's history and reputation in South Carolina could have played a role in this case. The Murdaugh name held significant influence and power in the state for many years. Therefore, it was plausible to imagine that the staff at Parker's Kitchen might have recognized Paul and felt obligated not to refuse him service. Toward the end of the conversation, Brueski and Dreeke pondered the future implications of the Mallory Beach case. Dreeke mentioned the Star Trek scenario of the "Kobayashi Maru," a test designed to be unwinnable, likening it to the predicament faced by Parker's Kitchen. As the law stands currently, businesses are not equipped to tackle such complex dilemmas effectively. As such, they emphasized the need for additional legal and societal systems to help businesses navigate such difficult situations more fairly. This insightful podcast discussion shed light on the ongoing Murdaugh saga, highlighting the complexities and grey areas of the Mallory Beach case. As the story unfolds, it is a stark reminder of how power, influence, and legal loopholes can intertwine, resulting in intricate and often controversial outcomes. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com
In a recent episode of the "Hidden Killers" podcast, retired FBI agent and series contributor, Robin Dreeke, joined host Tony Brueski to dissect the ongoing saga of South Carolina's infamous Murdaugh family. In particular, they focused on the recent developments in the Mallory Beach wrongful death lawsuit - a topic that has continued to capture public interest due to its legal intricacies and ethical questions. In 2019, the tragic death of 19-year-old Mallory Beach in a boat accident triggered a series of investigations and legal proceedings. Paul Murdaugh, the son of prominent South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh, was allegedly driving the boat under the influence of alcohol. The case revealed that he had used his older brother's ID to purchase alcohol at Parker's Kitchen convenience store earlier in the evening. As a result, Beach's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Alex Murdaugh and Greg Parker, the convenience store chain owner. The podcast discussion began by analyzing the controversial decision to dismiss claims against Paul Murdaugh's estate, indicating that no hidden assets were discovered. However, the primary focus of the conversation was the recent settlement that Parker's Kitchen had to pay to the Beach family, a sum rumored to be between 15 to 20 million dollars. Brueski and Dreeke questioned the fairness of this settlement, arguing that Parker's Kitchen was potentially not at fault. The staff at the store had followed standard procedures, checking ID before selling alcohol. They had no way of knowing that the ID presented by Paul was not his own, especially considering the physical resemblance between the Murdaugh brothers. The conversation then pivoted to the real culprits in this tragic incident. They opined that it was not necessarily Parker's Kitchen who should bear the brunt of the legal consequences, but Paul Murdaugh and, by extension, his father, Alex. However, they recognized that the Beach family was entitled to restitution and that the sources of this restitution were limited. Dreeke and Brueski also discussed how the Murdaugh family's history and reputation in South Carolina could have played a role in this case. The Murdaugh name held significant influence and power in the state for many years. Therefore, it was plausible to imagine that the staff at Parker's Kitchen might have recognized Paul and felt obligated not to refuse him service. Toward the end of the conversation, Brueski and Dreeke pondered the future implications of the Mallory Beach case. Dreeke mentioned the Star Trek scenario of the "Kobayashi Maru," a test designed to be unwinnable, likening it to the predicament faced by Parker's Kitchen. As the law stands currently, businesses are not equipped to tackle such complex dilemmas effectively. As such, they emphasized the need for additional legal and societal systems to help businesses navigate such difficult situations more fairly. This insightful podcast discussion shed light on the ongoing Murdaugh saga, highlighting the complexities and grey areas of the Mallory Beach case. As the story unfolds, it is a stark reminder of how power, influence, and legal loopholes can intertwine, resulting in intricate and often controversial outcomes. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com
The story of the Murdaugh family in South Carolina seems more akin to a complex narrative drawn from a legal thriller, peppered with elements of power, influence, and tragedy. One of the most heart-wrenching chapters in this saga centers around the untimely demise of 19-year-old Mallory Beach in a fatal boat crash in 2019. This incident, allegedly linked to the Murdaugh family, has prompted widespread introspection, leaving many questioning whether the family has truly paid for their role in Beach's tragic death. On a fateful February night in 2019, Paul Murdaugh, reportedly intoxicated, crashed a boat into a bridge, throwing Beach overboard. Her body was found a week later - she had drowned. It was discovered that Paul had used his older brother's ID to unlawfully purchase alcohol at Parker's Kitchen convenience store hours before the accident. Mallory Beach's family subsequently launched a wrongful death lawsuit against Alex Murdaugh and Greg Parker, the owner of Parker's Kitchen. Some of those implicated in the Beach family's suit, including Buster Murdaugh and the estate of Maggie Murdaugh, chose to settle. Yet, confident in their position, Alex Murdaugh and Parker's Kitchen opted to face trial. As the courtroom battles unfolded, it became clear that the lawsuit sought compensation for Mallory Beach's death and unraveled the underlying corruption allegedly permeating the Murdaugh family. At a recent motion hearing, claims against Paul Murdaugh's estate were dismissed, marking a notable turn in the legal proceedings. The Beach family's attorney, Mark Tinsley, clarified that no hidden assets were found in Paul's estate. However, this development left some observers questioning if the full extent of Murdaugh's involvement was adequately addressed. Additionally, the attorneys representing Parker sought to sever their case from Alex Murdaugh's and move the trial venue away from Hampton County, where Alex was previously convicted of murdering his youngest son and wife. The legal team argued that the plaintiff aimed to combine their case with Alex's to stoke the jury's anger and exploit Parker's financial resources. However, the judge denied these motions, raising further questions about whether the Murdaughs received preferential treatment due to their previous hold on power. While the Murdaugh family certainly faced their share of legal battles, whether they have truly paid for their role in Mallory Beach's death remains open-ended. The dismissal of claims against Paul Murdaugh's estate, the contested attempt to sever the cases, and the historical context of the Murdaugh family's influence and power in South Carolina provide an intricate backdrop to the story. The case underscores the complexity of balancing justice and power, particularly within a historically influential family like the Murdaughs. As the trial date approaches, observers and justice-seekers anticipate that this narrative will further unfold, hoping that a comprehensive understanding of the Murdaugh family's controversies and implications will come to light. The hope is that such understanding will ultimately lead to a fuller realization of justice in the tragic case of Mallory Beach. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com
The story of the Murdaugh family in South Carolina seems more akin to a complex narrative drawn from a legal thriller, peppered with elements of power, influence, and tragedy. One of the most heart-wrenching chapters in this saga centers around the untimely demise of 19-year-old Mallory Beach in a fatal boat crash in 2019. This incident, allegedly linked to the Murdaugh family, has prompted widespread introspection, leaving many questioning whether the family has truly paid for their role in Beach's tragic death. On a fateful February night in 2019, Paul Murdaugh, reportedly intoxicated, crashed a boat into a bridge, throwing Beach overboard. Her body was found a week later - she had drowned. It was discovered that Paul had used his older brother's ID to unlawfully purchase alcohol at Parker's Kitchen convenience store hours before the accident. Mallory Beach's family subsequently launched a wrongful death lawsuit against Alex Murdaugh and Greg Parker, the owner of Parker's Kitchen. Some of those implicated in the Beach family's suit, including Buster Murdaugh and the estate of Maggie Murdaugh, chose to settle. Yet, confident in their position, Alex Murdaugh and Parker's Kitchen opted to face trial. As the courtroom battles unfolded, it became clear that the lawsuit was about seeking compensation for Mallory Beach's death and unraveling the underlying corruption allegedly permeating the Murdaugh family. At a recent motion hearing, claims against Paul Murdaugh's estate were dismissed, marking a notable turn in the legal proceedings. The Beach family's attorney, Mark Tinsley, clarified that no hidden assets were found in Paul's estate. However, this development left some observers questioning if the full extent of Murdaugh's involvement was adequately addressed. Additionally, the attorneys representing Parker sought to sever their case from Alex Murdaugh's and move the trial venue away from Hampton County, where Alex was previously convicted of murdering his youngest son and wife. The legal team argued that the plaintiff aimed to combine their case with Alex's to stoke the jury's anger and exploit Parker's financial resources. However, the judge denied these motions, raising further questions about whether the Murdaughs received preferential treatment due to their previous hold on power. While the Murdaugh family certainly faced their share of legal battles, the question of whether they have truly paid for their role in Mallory Beach's death remains open-ended. The dismissal of claims against Paul Murdaugh's estate, the contested attempt to sever the cases, and the historical context of the Murdaugh family's influence and power in South Carolina provide an intricate backdrop to the story. The case underscores the complexity of balancing justice and power, particularly within a historically influential family like the Murdaughs. As the trial date approaches, observers and justice-seekers alike anticipate that this narrative will further unfold, hoping that a comprehensive understanding of the Murdaugh family's controversies and their implications will come to light. The hope is that such understanding will ultimately lead to a fuller realization of justice in the tragic case of Mallory Beach. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com
In the unfolding saga of South Carolina's famed Murdaugh family, a pivotal courtroom battle took place recently, bringing to the fore the case of the tragic boat crash in 2019 that resulted in the untimely death of 19-year-old Mallory Beach. Beach's family has lodged a wrongful death lawsuit against Alex Murdaugh and Greg Parker, owners of the Parker's Kitchen convenience store chain. As the litigations proceed, the nexus of the Murdaugh family's alleged misconduct and the fatal accident becomes ever more pronounced. The boat crash occurred in the wee hours of February 24, 2019, when Paul Murdaugh, in an intoxicated state, reportedly crashed the boat into a bridge. Tragically, Beach was thrown off the boat, and her body was recovered a week later; she had drowned. It was later discovered that Paul had unlawfully purchased alcohol at Parker's using his older brother's ID hours before the crash. In the ensuing legal battle, some parties implicated in the Beach family's suit have chosen to settle, including Buster Murdaugh and the estate of Maggie Murdaugh. However, Alex Murdaugh and Parker's Kitchen opted to face the trial, which is set to commence on August 14th. A significant development occurred during the recent hearing when the presiding judge consented to dismiss the claims against the late Paul Murdaugh's estate. The Beach family's attorney, Mark Tinsley, revealed that it was found that there were no concealed assets in Paul's estate. The courtroom drama further escalated when lawyers representing Parker's presented a motion to sever their case from that of Alex Murdaugh's and also sought to transfer the trial venue away from Hampton County. This county is the same location where Alex was previously tried and convicted for the murders of his youngest son and wife. The legal team for Parker's argued that the plaintiff aimed to conjoin their case with Alex's to incite the jury's anger and to utilize the substantial financial resources of Parker's for compensation. In an intriguing turn of events, the judge denied Parker's motions for severance and a change of venue after a brief recess. This marked the second time Parker's sought a severance. Initially, the Court agreed with Parker's assessment of the potential prejudice of facing trial with the Murdaugh defendants. However, this decision was later reversed without a clear explanation. Reflecting on the day's rulings, PK Shere, attorney for Parker's, stated their disappointment but reiterated their anticipation of presenting their case at the trial the following month. He expressed concern over the adverse effects of the "continuing media blitz surrounding the Murdaughs" on the forthcoming trial. This legal drama epitomizes the intricate nexus of power, influence, and tragedy encapsulating South Carolina's legal landscape. It invites keen observers and justice-seekers to understand the breadth of the issues that underpin these events. With the trial date on the horizon, we anticipate that this complex narrative of the Murdaugh family's controversies, and their implications on the broader South Carolina community, will continue to unravel. Want to listen to ALL our Podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for 3 days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on: Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com
In the unfolding saga of South Carolina's famed Murdaugh family, a pivotal courtroom battle took place recently, bringing to the fore the case of the tragic boat crash in 2019 that resulted in the untimely death of 19-year-old Mallory Beach. Beach's family has lodged a wrongful death lawsuit against Alex Murdaugh and Greg Parker, owners of the Parker's Kitchen convenience store chain. As the litigations proceed, the nexus of the Murdaugh family's alleged misconduct and the fatal accident becomes ever more pronounced. The boat crash occurred in the wee hours of February 24, 2019, when Paul Murdaugh, in an intoxicated state, reportedly crashed the boat into a bridge. Tragically, Beach was thrown off the boat, and her body was recovered a week later; she had drowned. It was later discovered that Paul had unlawfully purchased alcohol at Parker's using his older brother's ID hours before the crash. In the ensuing legal battle, some parties implicated in the Beach family's suit have chosen to settle, including Buster Murdaugh and the estate of Maggie Murdaugh. However, Alex Murdaugh and Parker's Kitchen opted to face the trial, which is set to commence on August 14th. A significant development occurred during the recent hearing when the presiding judge consented to dismiss the claims against the late Paul Murdaugh's estate. The Beach family's attorney, Mark Tinsley, revealed that it was found that there were no concealed assets in Paul's estate. The courtroom drama further escalated when lawyers representing Parker's presented a motion to sever their case from that of Alex Murdaugh's and also sought to transfer the trial venue away from Hampton County. This county is the same location where Alex was previously tried and convicted for the murders of his youngest son and wife. The legal team for Parker's argued that the plaintiff aimed to conjoin their case with Alex's to incite the jury's anger and to utilize the substantial financial resources of Parker's for compensation. In an intriguing turn of events, the judge denied Parker's motions for severance and a change of venue after a brief recess. This marked the second time Parker's sought a severance. Initially, the Court agreed with Parker's assessment of the potential prejudice of facing trial with the Murdaugh defendants. However, this decision was later reversed without a clear explanation. Reflecting on the day's rulings, PK Shere, attorney for Parker's, stated their disappointment but reiterated their anticipation of presenting their case at the trial the following month. He expressed concern over the adverse effects of the "continuing media blitz surrounding the Murdaughs" on the forthcoming trial. This legal drama epitomizes the intricate nexus of power, influence, and tragedy encapsulating South Carolina's legal landscape. It invites keen observers and justice-seekers to understand the breadth of the issues that underpin these events. With the trial date on the horizon, we anticipate that this complex narrative of the Murdaugh family's controversies, and their implications on the broader South Carolina community, will continue to unravel. Want to listen to ALL our Podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for 3 days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on: Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com
Join us for another revealing episode of "Get Yo Ass Up With Tony The Closer" as we continue our BigBizness Expose series, unveiling the truth about Greg Parker, aka BigBizness, and his fraudulent business activities. Listen to personal experiences of misplaced trust and the consequences of financial missteps on both personal and professional relationships. In this captivating and enlightening podcast, we'll discuss the challenges of trusting business partners like Greg and delve into the repercussions of his underhanded dealings. We'll also explore strategies for handling direct questions and share personal stories about playing with money. But wait, there's more! Greg's defender, dubbed "Batman" by Tony, swoops in to defend his actions. Will Batman's cape be enough to shield Greg from the allegations? Tune in to find out! And for our Philly listeners, remember, even Batman couldn't make the Eagles win another Super Bowl! Learn from the hard-earned lessons of dealing with scammers like Greg and discover how to make informed decisions, protect your investments, and foster lasting professional relationships. This episode is essential listening for entrepreneurs, seasoned professionals, and aspiring business leaders looking to dodge pitfalls and navigate the world of trust and money matters with confidence. With expert analysis, compelling stories, and actionable advice, "Get Yo Ass Up With Tony The Closer: The BigBizness Expose" will empower you to identify warning signs, make smarter decisions, and elevate your entrepreneurial pursuits. Don't miss this chance to gain valuable insights and strengthen your business acumen. ✅ FOLLOW ME HERE: Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/tonythecloser_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonythecloser Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonythecloser
Welcome to the Get Yo Ass Up Podcast, where TonyTheCloser takes you on a wild ride through the Big Bizzness Expose series, unmasking scammers and their deceitful tactics with unapologetic wit and humor. Tony fearlessly tackles the dark world of frauds, shady online personas, and financial misadventures in this eye-opening and hilarious series. In the Big Bizzness Expose series, you'll join TonyTheCloser as he exposes scammers and their shenanigans, from the notorious Mr. Green Dot to the pitfalls of unmanageable debt. Brace yourself for gut-busting laughs and jaw-dropping revelations as Tony shares his experiences, raw emotions, and comical stories, all while shedding light on the importance of financial success and personal growth. With a perfect blend of wit, wisdom, and laugh-out-loud moments, the Get Yo Ass Up Podcast's Big Bizzness Expose series is the audio adventure you can't miss. Subscribe now and let TonyTheCloser guide you through the twists and turns of life, exposing scammers and leaving you in stitches along the way! ✅ FOLLOW ME HERE: Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/tonythecloser_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonythecloser Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonythecloser
Welcome to another jaw-dropping episode of The Get Yo Ass Up Podcast's Big Bizzness Expose series, where we pull back the curtain on scammers while empowering you with the knowledge to unlock financial freedom! Join our hilariously candid host, TonyTheCloser, as he navigates through the murky waters of shady business practices and guides you towards a brighter future. In this episode, TonyTheCloser takes you on an unforgettable ride, sharing his unfiltered insights on leaving your hometown for better opportunities, improving your credit score, and the risky world of Credit Privacy Numbers (CPNs). With his signature wit, he uncovers the life-changing potential of land ownership and explains the mindset shift needed for entrepreneurship. Brace yourself for a brutally honest discussion on street mentality, the importance of taking advice, and finding satisfaction in success. But wait, there's more! TonyTheCloser keeps you entertained as he dishes out the dirt on American spending habits, the money-making potential of TikTok and YouTube, and the dark side of scams and theft. With his inimitable sense of humor, he explores the delicate balance between being humble and flaunting your hard-earned wealth. You won't want to miss this rollercoaster of an episode packed with laughs, life lessons, and priceless advice to help you achieve financial freedom. Tune in now and join TonyTheCloser as he exposes scammers and unlocks the secrets to building generational wealth. Get ready to laugh, learn, and level up your financial game! ✅ FOLLOW ME HERE: Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/tonythecloser_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonythecloser Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonythecloser
The Get Yo Ass Up Show with TonyTheCloser" is back and ready to make a difference! In this episode, Tony returns after being blocked from his account for a week due to Greg Parker paying to delete his Instagram account. He is eager to share the latest updates in the fight against real estate scams and financial fraud. Tony focuses on the notorious scam artist Greg Parker, who is accused of tricking people into buying real estate that was promised to be renovated but never was. Tony shares receipts totaling millions of dollars from victims of the Parkers and calls on others to come forward with their stories. Tony also sheds light on the financial misconduct of Danielle Morris Nikki, who faces multiple open cases under the RICO Act for racketeering. They are accused of running a Ponzi scheme with millions of black dollars and spending the money on private jets, luxury cars, and other unnecessary items instead of paying creditors. Tony exposes the dangerous practice of using CPNs, or credit profile numbers, to scam others. He denounces those who teach others how to scam using CPNs and urges listeners to take action to stop these fraudulent practices. Tony is determined to bring these scammers to justice and put an end to financial fraud with "receipt after receipt after receipt." Join him in his quest for the truth and fighting for what's right! ✅ FOLLOW ME HERE: Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/tonythecloser_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonythecloser Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonythecloser
In this heart-wrenching episode of "The Get Your Ass Up Show," host Tony takes you on an emotional rollercoaster as he delves deep into the world of real estate scams and RICO charges. With a focus on Greg Parker's multiple charges and recent events involving hurtful remarks aimed at Tony's girlfriend, this episode will keep you captivated and on the edge of your seat. Tony expresses immense gratitude for the worldwide popularity of his podcast and passionately emphasizes the importance of speaking the truth and holding others accountable in a world filled with deception and betrayal. As he unravels the intricate details of the Jenkins vs. Parker case, Tony reveals how Richard Jenkins Jr. from Sayreville, New Jersey, bravely stood up against deceit as the plaintiff in a case filed in November 2022 and settled on April 3rd, 2023. The discussion transitions to platforms' sobering responsibility in exposing scammers and the significant role of co-signing and exercising caution with featured guests. Tony also dissects EYL's moral obligation to speak up about scammers, stressing that merely taking down videos is insufficient without providing an honest explanation. Vanessa's harrowing investment experience is shared, shining a light on her struggles with delayed payments and potential legal action. The troubling purchase in Shamokin, PA, is dissected, exposing a sinister web of deceit that stretches far and wide. With the growing number of cases against Greg and Nikki, there's the looming possibility of FBI intervention. The episode reaches its climax as Ness opens her heart and shares her frustration with the situation, declaring her unwavering intent to press charges against Greg. Join us for this soul-stirring episode of "The Get Your Ass Up Show" as we unveil the dark side of real estate, the importance of accountability, and the desperate need for transparency in an industry shrouded in shadows. Don't miss this critical conversation that will leave you questioning whom to trust in the real estate world and remind you of the power of truth and courage in the face of adversity. ✅ FOLLOW ME HERE: Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/tonythecloser_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonythecloser Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonythecloser
In the high-stakes world of real estate investing, joining exclusive groups like "The Billionaire Boys Club" might seem like a surefire path to success. In this eye-opening episode, Tony speaks with an investor who lost $100,000 after investing in Greg Parker's "Billionaire Boys Club." As the victim shares his story, he reveals that other victims have reached out with strikingly similar accounts of how Parker scammed them in the same manner. Join Tony as we explore the consequences of misplaced trust, discussing: The costly gamble: The investor's experience of losing $100,000 with Greg Parker and The Billionaire Boys Club Connecting the dots: How the victim discovered other investors with similar tales of deception The dark side of elite clubs: The Importance of thorough vetting and due diligence in the real estate industry Learning from experience: How victims can recover from financial loss and rebuild trust in the investing world Protecting your investments: Tips and strategies for avoiding scams and identifying dishonest individuals in exclusive circles. The power of sharing stories: Raising awareness to protect others from falling prey to unscrupulous operators This episode is essential listening for real estate investors, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in learning from the experiences of others to protect themselves from potential scams and the hidden dangers of exclusive investment clubs. Benefit from the insights shared by the victims and equip yourself with the knowledge necessary to navigate the challenging terrain of real estate investing. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and share with your friends and family. Stay connected with Tony The Closer on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter by searching his handle or following the links in the show notes. Your support and feedback are essential, so please reach out, engage, and share your thoughts. Social Media Handles: YouTube: /@tonythecloser Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Tonythecloser TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonythecloser Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonythecloser_ Stay motivated, keep pushing forward, embrace the grind, and Get Yo Ass Up! Keep an eye out for more valuable content in upcoming episodes of the Surviving Greg "BigBizzness" Parker series on the GetYoAss Up Podcast.
In this revealing episode of The BigBizzness Exposé, Tony The Closer welcomes Haad, a key player in the BigBizzness Exposé, to share his insights and experiences with the controversial real estate enterprise. As someone directly involved with the unfolding scandal, Haad offers a unique perspective on the events that led to the Exposé and its impact on the real estate investing community. Join Tony and Haad as they discuss: Haad's involvement with BigBizzness: The role he played and how he came to be entangled in the controversy Greg Parker's shady practices: The deceptive tactics employed by BigBizzness and how they've affected investors and mentees The domino effect: How the BigBizzness Exposé has influenced the real estate investing world and shed light on the importance of due diligence Haad's personal experiences: The impact of the scandal on his life, career, and relationships Lessons learned: The valuable takeaways from the BigBizzness Exposé and how to apply them to your real estate investing journey. The path forward: Haad's plans for the future and his advice to others looking to succeed in the real estate industry This eye-opening episode is a must-listen for real estate investors, mentees, and anyone interested in learning the truth behind the BigBizzness scandal. Tune in to hear Haad's story and gain valuable insights on navigating the complex world of real estate investing with integrity and caution. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and share with your friends and family. Stay connected with Tony The Closer on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter by searching his handle or following the links in the show notes. Your support and feedback are essential, so please reach out, engage, and share your thoughts. Social Media Handles: YouTube: /@tonythecloser Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Tonythecloser TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonythecloser Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonythecloser_ Stay motivated, keep pushing forward, embrace the grind, and Get Yo Ass Up! Keep an eye out for more valuable content in upcoming episodes of the Surviving Greg "BigBizzness" Parker series on the GetYoAss Up Podcast.
In this eye-opening episode, we place real estate influencer Greg 'Big Bizzness' Parker under the microscope as we explore the allegations against him. Join Tony, The Closer, as he dives into the world of high-stakes real estate and unearths the truths behind the accusations. Tune in as we uncover the following topics: The allegations: Delve into the claims against Greg 'Big Bizzness' Parker, which have shaken the real estate community and left many questioning the industry's integrity. Investigative journalism: Follow Tony The Closer's relentless pursuit of truth as he sifts through evidence and testimonies to paint an accurate picture of the accusations against Greg Parker. Lessons learned: Gain valuable insights and precautionary measures from Tony's experience, empowering listeners to make informed decisions regarding real estate investments. The aftermath: Hear about the ripple effects of the allegations on the lives of those affected and how they are coping with the consequences of their involvement with Greg 'Big Bizzness' Parker. Charting a new course: Be inspired by the resilience and determination of those affected by the scandal as they rebuild their lives and regain their footing in the real estate world. Don't miss this compelling episode, as Tony The Closer uncovers the allegations against real estate influencer Greg 'Big Bizzness' Parker, offering listeners essential insights and a renewed understanding of the importance of due diligence and integrity in the high-stakes world of real estate. Social Media Handles: YouTube: /@tonythecloser Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Tonythecloser TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonythecloser Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonythecloser_ Stay motivated, keep pushing forward, embrace the grind, and Get Yo Ass Up! Keep an eye out for more valuable content in upcoming episodes of the Surviving Greg "BigBizzness" Parker series on the GetYoAss Up Podcast.
The world of real estate investing can be a path to financial freedom, but it also comes with inherent risks and potential pitfalls. In this eye-opening episode, we uncover the shocking story of an unsuspecting investor who placed their trust in Greg Parker, a prominent real estate figure, only to be met with heartache and disappointment. With a staggering $260,000 investment made in exchange for five properties, this individual's dream turned into a nightmare as they received nothing in return. Join us as we delve into this cautionary tale and discuss the following: The Background and Rise of Greg Parker in the real estate industry The Victim's Journey: From investment decision to Disillusionment Red flags and warning signs: How to identify potential scams in real estate investing The emotional and financial impact of broken promises and unfulfilled expectations Strategies for vetting and selecting trustworthy real estate professionals The importance of due diligence and risk mitigation in real estate investing This episode is a must-listen for investors, aspiring real estate moguls, and anyone seeking to learn from the mistakes of others. Equip yourself with the knowledge to avoid falling prey to unscrupulous individuals and safeguard your investments in the complex world of real estate. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and share with your friends and family. Stay connected with Tony The Closer on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter by searching his handle or following the links in the show notes. Your support and feedback are essential, so please reach out, engage, and share your thoughts. Social Media Handles: YouTube: /@tonythecloser Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Tonythecloser TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonythecloser Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonythecloser_ Stay motivated, keep pushing forward, embrace the grind, and Get Yo Ass Up! Keep an eye out for more valuable content in upcoming episodes of the Surviving Greg "BigBizzness" Parker series on the GetYoAss Up Podcast.
In the competitive realm of real estate investing, it's essential to learn from the experiences of those who have overcome adversity and achieved success. In this candid episode, Tony shares his inspiring story of going from being broke to becoming a multimillionaire, while also providing invaluable insights on how to identify scammers and protect yourself from becoming an unsuspecting victim like those preyed upon by Greg Parker. Join Tony as he discusses: His personal journey: Overcoming financial hardship and achieving success in real estate Lessons learned: Key takeaways from Tony's transformation and advice for aspiring investors The Greg Parker scandal: A cautionary tale of deceit in the real estate industry Spotting scammers: Red flags and warning signs to look out for when investing Protecting yourself: Proactive steps to safeguard your investments from unscrupulous individuals The importance of mentorship, networking, and building trust in the world of real estate investing This episode is a must-listen for investors, real estate enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to learn from the triumphs and pitfalls of those navigating the treacherous landscape of real estate investing. Gain invaluable knowledge from Tony's experience and empower yourself with the tools needed to avoid scams and safeguard your investments. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and share with your friends and family. Stay connected with Tony The Closer on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter by searching his handle or following the links in the show notes. Your support and feedback are essential, so please reach out, engage, and share your thoughts. Social Media Handles: YouTube: /@tonythecloser Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Tonythecloser TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonythecloser Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonythecloser_ Stay motivated, keep pushing forward, embrace the grind, and Get Yo Ass Up! Keep an eye out for more valuable content in upcoming episodes of the Surviving Greg "BigBizzness" Parker series on the GetYoAss Up Podcast.
Just when you think the Murdaugh saga can't get any worse, along comes Greg Parker.... An owner of a chain of local convenience store is estimated to have spent millions to minimize his liability in the Mallory Beach wrongful death case and has aimed his ire toward the people with the least amount of power. In this episode Mandy & Liz take a look at two shocking admissions Parker made to Valerie Bauerlein in the Wall Street Journal over the weekend; and we correct the record on journalism. Plus comments from Sandy Smith's attorney Mike Hemlepp. The Murdaugh Murders Podcast is created by Mandy Matney and Luna Shark Productions. Our Executive Editor is Liz Farrell. Advertising is curated by the talented team at AdLarge Media. Find us on social media: https://www.facebook.com/MurdaughPod/ https://www.instagram.com/murdaughmurderspod/ Twitter.com/mandymatney For current and accurate updates: Fitsnews.com or Support Our Podcast at: https://murdaughmurderspodcast.com/support-the-show Please consider sharing your support by leaving a review on Apple at the following link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/murdaugh-murders-podcast/id1573560247 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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