JD Conte

1 week ago | noticiasetx.com | JD Conte

AUSTIN, Texas (NOTICIAS DEL ESTE DE TEXAS) - Trey Carlock, originario de Dallas, tenía 28 años cuando se suicidó. Fue una de las al menos seis víctimas que sufrieron abusos sexuales en el campamento Kanauk, en Missouri. El responsable del campamento, Pete Newman, está cumpliendo actualmente múltiples condenas. Sin embargo, Trey firmó un acuerdo de confidencialidad (NDA, por sus siglas en inglés), que le obligó a guardar silencio y le hizo sentir como si se hubiera traicionado a sí mismo.

1 week ago | kltv.com | JD Conte

AUSTIN, Texas (KLTV) - Dallas native Trey Carlock was 28 when he died by suicide. He was one of at least six victims sexually abused at Camp Kanauk in Missouri. Camp official Pete Newman is currently serving multiple sentences. Trey, however, signed an NDA, or non-disclosure agreement, which silenced him and made him feel like he betrayed himself. “So you accept the payout, but it feels like a bribe,” said Trey’s sister Elizabeth during a House hearing.

1 week ago | kltv.com | JD Conte

TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - A woman accused of writing checks to herself from a 71-year-old’s trust account has been sentenced to probation and restitution. Julia Ponder Owens, 66, of Tyler, was asked by her friend to be a trustee over her account, according to an affidavit. In 2019 and 2020, Owens wrote 10 checks to herself over several months as “loans,” adding up to $32,285, the document said. On Nov.

1 week ago | kltv.com | JD Conte

ARP, Texas (KLTV) - When Arp Police Chief Joe Keegan went to activate the city’s tornado siren on Monday, it didn’t go as planned. “It just rang and rang and rang,” said Keegan. The siren is next to the Arp ISD baseball and softball fields. The siren worked during a routine test earlier this month. In the past, Keegan says it’s been accidentally turned off. The siren is next to the Arp ISD baseball and softball fields. The siren worked during a routine test earlier this month.

2 weeks ago | kltv.com | JD Conte

COFFEE CITY, Texas (KLTV) - Friday marks one year since an EF1 tornado ravaged the Lake Palestine Resort. “We’ve gotten a lot accomplished,” said the resort’s general manager Micah Wolfe. “We didn’t know a couple of weeks after if we would even get to this point, so we are thankful for we are at.”The storm, which had winds over 100 miles an hour, destroyed RVs and all three boathouses. They’ve since rebuilt one. “It’s just chaos everywhere, and we went into rescue mode,” said Wolfe.