All posts tagged "Mississippi Rules of Civil Procedure"

OXFORD, MS– A 2017 restraining order issued against journalist Matthew Reardon is now under intense scrutiny, as newly obtained police reports contradict the claims made by Rhea and Robyn Tannehill on their petition to justify the order. The evidence not only debunks allegations that Reardon was a threat, but it also reveals that Rhea Tannehill… Read more: Oxford Mayor Restraining Order Scandal: Police Reports Expose Lies & Judicial Corruption

OXFORD, Miss. – A recorded conversation between journalist and self-represented litigant Matthew Reardon and Judge Little’s law clerk, Tara, has reignited concerns over the handling of a 2017 restraining order issued against Reardon. The case, involving Oxford Mayor Robyn Tannehill and her husband, Rhea Tannehill, raises serious questions about judicial discretion, procedural compliance, and potential… Read more: Judicial Oversight Questioned in 2017 Restraining Order Case Involving Oxford’s First Family

Nearly two years after Chase Allan was shot and killed by Farmington police during a routine traffic stop, new evidence and body camera footage raise serious questions about the official narrative.

This was a False, Staged Arrest from the Very Beginning On August 11, 2023, I was pulled over by the Galveston Police Department while commuting onto the island at approximately 2AM. What began as a traffic stop had in a very quick time turned into a DWI Investigation, with an arrest of me made on… Read more: Staged DWI Arrest of Journalist Exposes Deep Government Corruption