We’ve been asked several times why Audrey resigned her seat on the Manassas city council. This is a legitimate question which deserves a complete answer. The best answer is given by her resignation letter, which is on file with the election officials in Reidsville, and reads as following, in full:
On Friday, 25 November 2016, the day after Thanksgiving, the notorious Tattnall County Herpes Gang struck again, this time stealing the priceless Hope Log from the premises of the old school in a daring daylight heist. As the photos below show, first master-mind Bubba (Jim Bob) Herpes and his wife Sylvia Herpes (the safecracker of […]
Many tools are available which we can use to find and expose public leeches. Some of these are listed below, we’ll get into more details about many of these in future articles. While I am not an attorney, and none of what you read on this site is legal advice, the applicable laws, both state […]
A previous article discussed the relationship between criminals, gangs and public officials. But, many times an official can be corrupt without having any relationship whatsoever with criminals or gangs, and there are many types of corruption other than aiding criminals. Corruption has many forms, but the common thread behind all forms of corruption is simple: […]
Public corruption, even at the smallest local level, inevitably leads to a society laced with crime and decay. In a previous post, I described an unsolved burglary at our old school in Manasass. Shortly after that crime, I received information that this break-in was part of a rash of similar crimes, almost two dozen, occurring […]
This site is not just about chasing corrupt officials, it is ultimately about building a better community. So, we’ll post public interest news from time to time. Stephanie at the Reidsville Library sent us a note about a program they are hosting for growing and foraging mushrooms. This class will be held in the library […]
We live in the old school in Manassas, which many of you know is on the west side of Henry Street, the north-south connector between 280 and 292 on the east side of Tattnall County. I’ve been asked before why this place looks the way it does. We moved in the day before Halloween, 2014, […]
Emerging from the swamps like a primordial leech, The City of Manassas, Georgia, population 90 or so, occupies a hallowed position as the first to be granted the title of Leech City! Sucking the lifeblood out of county, state and federal taxpayers, and offering little in return in the way of culture, history or even […]