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Riviera Beach Engineer Charged with Fraud
Believe it or not, other things happened this news cycle other than Jeffrey Epstein. According to police, Jeffrey Maurice Sanon forged signatures including that of West Palm Beach Town Council President Danielle Moore. Sanon has since been charged with the fraudulent use of personal identification information. Sanon, who used to work here in West… Read More »
Jeffrey Epstein Conspiracies Froth to the Forefront After Suicide
There are two schools of thought on Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide. The first is that his suicide benefited the bigwigs on whom he potentially had compromising information. The other school of thought is that, since Epstein was the only person left alive that could challenge a warrant for his so-called ‘pedophile island’ and other properties,… Read More »
Human Trafficking Charges Filed Against Pensacola Man
A Pensacola man is being charged with human trafficking related to massage parlors. In a case unrelated to the Robert Kraft debacle, David A. Williams is being charged with money laundering, racketeering, and the harboring of illegal aliens for financial gain. A dozen or more search warrants were issued in conjunction with massage parlors… Read More »
West Palm Beach Area Schools Locked Down After Threats
A total of five West Palm Beach schools were placed on lockdown after receiving individual threats from an unknown person or persons. Among them, Conniston Middle School and Wynnebrook Elementary School received individual threats. In addition, three other West Palm Beach schools received similar threats. After the threats were deemed to not be credible,… Read More »
Delivery Man Murders Boca Raton Woman
Some murders defy explanation due in large part to their brutality and their senselessness. One such murder involved the savage murder of a 75-year-old woman in her own home. Police say that Jorge Luis Dupre Lachazo struck the woman over the head with a mallet and then set her on fire. According to the… Read More »
Man Admits to Stealing Money but Not Murder
Todd Barket is facing first-degree murder charges after police say he bludgeoned and stabbed a 68-year-old woman to death in Delray Beach. On the stand, Barket recounted that he went to a consignment shop with the intention of buying a dog bowl but ended up stealing $100. Barket contends that there was no one… Read More »
State Appeals Decision to Bar Video Evidence
The State is fighting tooth and nail to ensure that their illegally conducted surveillance of the Orchids of Asia day spa can be used in a case involving two misdemeanor charges of solicitation. A county judge has already ruled that the video evidence is inadmissible, but that hasn’t stopped the state from appealing the… Read More »
Tentlogix CEO Faces Criminal Conspiracy Charges
A lawsuit filed in federal court against Tentlogix CEO, Gary Hendry, alleges that he and the company’s president, Dennis Birdsall, knowingly hired undocumented workers and tried to hide this fact from federal investigators. According to the charges Tentlogix had undocumented workers on their company’s payroll. Additionally, both men are accused of making false statements… Read More »
Epstein Attorney had “Senior Moment”
Before his untimely death, everyone was watching the Jeffrey Epstein trial as it had the potential to take down two presidents one of whom is currently holding office. Epstein stands accused of sex trafficking, statutory rape, and a barrage of related crimes. Prosecutors say that Epstein trafficked in young prostitutes, some as young as… Read More »
Jury Deliberating in Cold-Case Rape Trial
DNA led to the arrest of a California man after a sexual assault had gone cold for the past twenty years. DNA collected from the scene was matched to a Lenny Ray Friou who was subsequently arrested in San Francisco and then extradited to West Palm Beach where the rape allegedly occurred. No bail… Read More »
