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According to federal court filings, three crew members on a single Disney ship were charged in early 2024 — all allegedly carrying exploitation material on personal devices. A Royal Caribbean attendant pled guilty to secretly recording passengers including children as young as two inside their cabins. Sentenced to 30 years. Read more…
Jim Griffin said “third parties and potential motives” on national television. Dick Harpootlian said the reversal gives them subpoena power. Both said people have come forward with information since the 2023 trial. Neither would say another word. Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke unpack the listener question underneath the defense’s cryptic Read more…
Becky Hill wasn’t some rogue spectator who wandered into a courtroom. She was the elected Clerk of Court in Colleton County — chosen by the same community that filled the jury pool, entrusted with managing the evidence and protecting the process. And according to the SC Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling, Read more…
It started with screaming. According to the Associated Press, the Word of Faith Fellowship practiced something called blasting — groups of members surrounding a person and shrieking inches from their face for hours to allegedly drive out demons. Secret recordings captured the sound. Former members said it eventually was not Read more…
Someone close to Buster Murdaugh called Alex “a selfish, selfish old man” after the Supreme Court granted a retrial. That’s not the language of a family rallying behind a defendant. That’s the language of a family that’s done. Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke work through listener questions about the distance Read more…
Alan Wilson controls the prosecution of Alex Murdaugh. He also wants to be the next governor of South Carolina. He’s leading in the polls. And he just told reporters the death penalty is an option for the retrial—something that was never on the table in 2023. Tony Brueski and former Read more…
Kouri Richins’ courtroom speech was forty minutes of love, forgiveness, and motherhood. The sentencing memo prosecutors filed tells the story of what she was actually doing from her jail cell — and when you put them side by side, a portrait emerges that’s hard to look away from. According to Read more…
Two interviews. Two families. Two courtrooms where the people who should matter most are being dragged back into it. Buster Murdaugh hasn’t spoken since the conviction was overturned, but sources say he’s angry, not relieved. He reportedly called his father a “selfish old man.” The defense needs his loyalty at Read more…
Dharmi Mehta was on day four of a Disney Magic cruise when federal agents handcuffed her family’s dining host and loaded him into an unmarked van. Forty-five minutes earlier, he had served them breakfast. According to CBP, between April 23 and 27, officers boarded eight cruise ships in San Diego Read more…
Those boys couldn’t face their mother. They gave their words to therapists who read them in open court — locked doors, animals that died from neglect, a brother smuggling food to a sibling imprisoned in his own bedroom, and a childhood spent being afraid. Every one of them asked the Read more…