It was a very busy week at FITSNews which, of course, made for a very busy edition of our ‘Week in Review’ segment – one of my favorite new offerings on our expanded platform.
Director of special projects Dylan Nolan continues to refine this weekly show – and this week he also stepped in front of the cameras to discuss a recent story he filed. Additionally, we got an update from executive editor Liz Farrell on her latest piece – which uncovered yet another layer of institutional deception in the still-unraveling ‘Murdaugh Murders’ crime and corruption saga.
Our big story, though, was the absolute mockery of justice which took place in Orangeburg, S.C. yesterday morning involving the case(s) of 19-year-old Bowen Turner. After you watch this week’s episode, you’ll see why this story is set to dominate our coverage in the week ahead …
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SHOW NOTES
BOWEN TURNER CASE EXPOSES SOUTH CAROLINA ‘INJUSTICE’ SYSTEM
Yet Another Flagrant Miscarriage Of Justice In South Carolina
MURDAUGH MURDERS CRIME AND CORRUPTION SAGA
Alex Murdaugh Sent Clients To Palmetto State Bank For High-Interest, Pre-Settlement Loans
SOUTH CAROLINA FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PROXY WAR
Katie Arrington Files Lawsuit Against Department Of Defense
Nancy Mace Boasts Huge Haul
Katie Arrington Vehicular Drama – There Is A Police Report
Pot Politics Enters GOP Proxy War
CAROLINA PANTHERS PROJECT IN DEEP TROUBLE
South Carolina’s Deal With Carolina Panthers Is In Jeopardy
DYLAN GETS ‘BUCK NEKKID’
The ‘Bare Naked’ Book In South Carolina Kindergarten Classroom
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Thanks again for listening and we will see you all next week …
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR …
(Via: FITSNews)
Will Folks is the founding editor of the news outlet you are currently reading. Prior to founding FITSNews, he served as press secretary to the governor of South Carolina. He lives in the Midlands region of the state with his wife and seven children. Oh, he also has LOTS of hats … but has given them up for Lent this year.
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