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Close Up Radio Welcomes Back Author Eve Carson of Victims of Injustice Speak
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Indianapolis, IN – Eve Carson is the author of the book Simple, Safe & Secret: The 1981 Murder of Joan L. Webster. Recently, she founded a non-profit known as Victims of Injustice Speak (VOIS). “Be a VOIS!” she encourages.
VOIS provides individuals with resources who have been the victim or knows someone who was a victim of malfeasance regarding a shoddy investigation. Malfeasance can include a botched investigation, cover up from said investigators including law enforcement, corrupt attorneys, and even witness tampering. Resources currently include information on how to access public records via the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), as well as contacts with legal professionals such as investigators and attorneys.
What makes VOIS different from other initiatives that call for justice surrounding mysterious cold case files, is that with other non-profits, their main purpose is whodunnit. With VOIS, the main purpose is why did they (the investigators) do it (malfeasance). “We’re investigating the investigators,” clarifies Eve. “I am providing a place for people to go to get resources.”
Eve’s motivation for starting VOIS came as a result, surrounding the mysterious November 1981 disappearance and death of her sister-in-law, Joan Webster.
As for the future, Eve seeks to expand her current library of resources by expanding contacts with additional investigators, attorneys, and other legal professionals. She also hopes to use VOIS as a springboard to take part speaking in conferences about crime activity and crime resolution.
“When you KNOW something, say something!” Eve concludes. “I will continue to be a VOIS!”
For more information, please visit https://www.beavois.org/
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Temporary Orders in Texas Divorce and Custody Cases with Leslie Barrows
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Join us for an insightful discussion with Leslie Barrows, a leading figure in Texas family law and the principal attorney at The Barrows Firm in Southlake, Texas. We will delve into the critical topic of Temporary Orders in Texas divorce and custody cases. Temporary Orders are crucial in establishing immediate arrangements for issues like child custody, visitation, spousal support, and property division at the beginning of a divorce or custody case. In this episode, Leslie Barrows, a renowned practitioner in Texas family law, breaks down the Temporary Orders process, explaining what they are, why they matter, and how they can significantly impact the final outcome of a divorce.
Leslie Barrows shares her expertise on the most common issues addressed during Temporary Orders hearings, the steps involved in obtaining these orders, and how they can set the tone for the rest of the divorce process. Whether you’re just starting the divorce process or are in the midst of a custody battle, understanding Temporary Orders is crucial. Leslie offers practical advice on preparing for a Temporary Orders hearing, including tips on gathering evidence and working closely with your divorce attorney to achieve the best possible outcome.
This podcast is a must-listen for anyone going through a divorce in Texas or dealing with custody issues. Understanding Temporary Orders is not just important, it's crucial. Leslie Barrows provides clear, concise, and accurate information that will help you confidently navigate this challenging time. Tune in to learn more about how Temporary Orders can protect your interests and those of your children during a divorce or custody case in Texas. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from one of the leading family lawyers in Texas.
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Why Kamala Harris May Lose Black Women Voters in the Rural South
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Why Kamala Harris May Lose Black Women Voters in the Rural South Throughout the rural South Black women and girls suffer everything from sex trafficking, housing red lining, disparity in educational funding, and discrimination in professional licensing all ignored by the Biden- Harris White House and DOJ. This week Kamala Harris will travel to areas of the State often ignored even by Democrat stronghold in DeKalb, Fulton and Gwinnett counties. Harris will need the votes of Blacks from Clayton, Dougherty, Chatham and surrounding areas in the Black belt of Peach, Perry, Albany and Richmond County in Augusta.