Thomas Gruel

2 days ago | live5news.com | Patrick Phillips |Thomas Gruel

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace has filed a lawsuit alleging defamation against one of the four men she publicly called a predator during a speech on the House floor earlier this year. The lawsuit names Eric Bowman, one of the four men Mace accused during a speech on Feb. 10. The suit states Mace is asking a court for damages above $7,500.

6 days ago | live5news.com | Thomas Gruel

LINCOLNVILLE, S.C. (WCSC) - A former Lincolnville town clerk received a settlement from the state after claiming the new mayor didn’t pay her for unused paid time off and insinuated she embezzled money. Sophia James received a $59,000 payout from the state’s Insurance Reserve Fund following a lawsuit. In that suit, James claimed she submitted her resignation after Lincolnville Councilman Enoch Dickerson defeated then-Mayor Charles Duberry in a runoff to become the town’s next mayor.

3 weeks ago | kktv.com | Thomas Gruel |Patrick Phillips

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC/Gray News) – Dylann Roof, the man convicted and sentenced in the 2015 deaths of nine people at Mother Emanuel AME Church in South Carolina, is making a bid to avoid the death penalty. Roof’s defense team filed a document more than 300 pages long that claims he believes his original lawyers were dishonest with him and the federal judge overseeing the case, Richard Gergel, was biased against him.

3 weeks ago | wgem.com | Thomas Gruel |Patrick Phillips

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC/Gray News) – Dylann Roof, the man convicted and sentenced in the 2015 deaths of nine people at Mother Emanuel AME Church in South Carolina, is making a bid to avoid the death penalty. Roof’s defense team filed a document more than 300 pages long that claims he believes his original lawyers were dishonest with him and the federal judge overseeing the case, Richard Gergel, was biased against him.

3 weeks ago | fox19.com | Thomas Gruel |Patrick Phillips

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC/Gray News) – Dylann Roof, the man convicted and sentenced in the 2015 deaths of nine people at Mother Emanuel AME Church in South Carolina, is making a bid to avoid the death penalty. Roof’s defense team filed a document more than 300 pages long that claims he believes his original lawyers were dishonest with him and the federal judge overseeing the case, Richard Gergel, was biased against him.