WNC woman worked with antigovernment website founder to issue fake arrest writs; convicted
A Waynesville woman was convicted and sentenced in U.S. District Court in Asheville for threatening local government officials with fake judgments.
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A Waynesville woman was convicted and sentenced in U.S. District Court in Asheville for threatening local government officials with fake judgments.
Two defendants who pleaded guilty in federal court for their roles in communicating threats to dozens if not hundreds of elected officials, judges and...
It took more than four months, 62 federal counts and a lengthy period of pretrial detention in Buncombe County, but Darris Moody has finally acknowled...
The case against a Haywood County woman accused of threatening elected officials by sending phony writs from a sham court has now grown into a multist...