tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-954029713422850507.post5484791905975266854..comments2024-01-03T03:37:50.185-05:00Comments on People Are Waking Up to the Great Deception (Featured Stories): Unknownnoreply@blogger.comBlogger5125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-954029713422850507.post-66198264949717194202016-05-01T21:03:03.146-04:002016-05-01T21:03:03.146-04:00The involvement of Ancil is extreme. But there are...The involvement of Ancil is extreme. But there are also previous crimes and terrible things that he has done.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-954029713422850507.post-70713151004382502522016-04-01T13:35:17.323-04:002016-04-01T13:35:17.323-04:00There is more. The corruption is immense in SC. Th...There is more. The corruption is immense in SC. The book/movie will be clear.Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/11777350925306532536noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-954029713422850507.post-43251249148065553122016-04-01T13:34:08.060-04:002016-04-01T13:34:08.060-04:00There is a TON MORE! I can't wait for the book...There is a TON MORE! I can't wait for the book/movie. The corruption is immense in South Carolina.Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/11777350925306532536noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-954029713422850507.post-55055917819472087952015-07-18T18:45:56.763-04:002015-07-18T18:45:56.763-04:00Public Corruption and Southern Holdings [Excerpt]
...Public Corruption and Southern Holdings [Excerpt]<br />February 8, 2015 8:00 AM<br /><br />By Paul Gable<br /><br />[...]<br /><br />Garvin’s memo has always reminded me of the ramblings of Mein Kampf. He even titled it “The Final Solution,” which gives you some idea of its content.<br /><br />However, among the ramblings in the six-page memo, Garvin makes the following statements:<br /><br />“I am sure we can use the contacts…with the judges in Guilford County (NC) and their contacts at the beach to protect the operations to get the company.”<br /><br />“That is why we have nothing to worry about what we do to Spencer and the stockholders who do not go along with us. The courts and the lawyers will protect us no matter what we do to the “little people.” It will never get to a jury and if it does the judge will never let the truth be heard.”<br /><br />Those statements were more than prophetic. They were a precursor to a massive coverup at the local, state and federal law enforcement and legal levels to limit the exposure of Horry County and the state to monetary damage claims.<br /><br />Southern Holdings and Spencer filed suit against Horry County and a number of individual defendants in 2001. Horry County’s defense was provided by the S.C. Budget and Control Board’s Insurance Reserve Fund.<br /><br />To date, the facts of the case have never been heard.<br /><br />Defendants perjured themselves in depositions and affidavits in order to hide the true facts of the case.<br /><br />FBI and SLED agents altered evidence and lied about it in order to support the false testimony of the defendants.<br /><br />Judges ignored both statute and case law in rendering decisions and issuing orders in order to steer the case against the plaintiffs.<br /><br />Even the plaintiffs’ attorneys got in on the game late and conspired with defendants’ attorneys and the judge to have a settlement announced in court, in May 2007, when one was never reached.<br /><br />READ THE FULL ARTICLE AT:<br />http://grandstranddaily.com/public-corruption-southern-holdings/magiclougiehttps://www.blogger.com/profile/07781500694246403783noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-954029713422850507.post-1386295196989749652015-07-18T18:43:07.240-04:002015-07-18T18:43:07.240-04:00Southern Holdings Settlement Money Ruling
January ...Southern Holdings Settlement Money Ruling<br />January 7, 2015 6:00 AM<br /><br />By Paul Gable<br /><br />A ruling has finally come from the court on the litigation and settlement funds associated with the Southern Holdings case that we have been following for years.<br /><br />The ruling came in an interpleader action asking the court to rule on who has claim to the remaining Southern Holdings litigation and settlement funds and how much should go to each claimant.<br /><br />The interpleader case was brought by attorney and Lexington Magistrate John Rakowsky who represented seven individual plaintiffs in the original Southern Holdings case. Rakowsky stated he didn’t know who had claims to the remaining litigation and settlement money he held.<br /><br />Litigation funds were raised by the Southern Holdings plaintiffs represented by Rakowsky from three funding sources. A majority of the settlement funds ($55,000) came from the S.C. Insurance Reserve Fund administered by the S.C. Budget and Control Board.<br /><br />Documents submitted to the court showed at least $115,000 in litigation funds were provided to Rakowsky. Rakowsky’s submitted accounting began with the amount of $67,500. Rakowsky sent a check in the amount of $7,691.78 to James Spencer (one of the plaintiffs represented by Rakowsky) as a refund of the remaining litigation funds.<br /><br />Rakowsky was not required by the court to account for the over $40,000 discrepancy between originally deposited funds and his final accounting. He was not required by the court to produce a settlement agreement for the original Southern Holdings case signed individually by each plaintiff as required by both South Carolina and federal rules of procedure.<br /><br />Instead, a recent ruling issued by S.C. Circuit Judge Doyet Early, Rakowsky and his attorneys walked away with all the settlement money, even though the settlement has been challenged by the original plaintiffs since 2007 and challenges currently reside in the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.<br /><br />Even for a South Carolina court, this is an astounding ruling.<br /><br />http://grandstranddaily.com/southern-holdings-settlement-money-ruling/magiclougiehttps://www.blogger.com/profile/07781500694246403783noreply@blogger.com