6. Carson County
Aug 31, 2022 · 37 min · 13 segments
A Carson had been sheriff in Scott County for 22 of the previous 30 years— until Marty Carson’s father loses in a landslide. His successor gives a behind-the-scenes look at how the sheriff’s…
Aug 31, 2022 · 37 min · 13 segments
A Carson had been sheriff in Scott County for 22 of the previous 30 years— until Marty Carson’s father loses in a landslide. His successor gives a behind-the-scenes look at how the sheriff’s…
Anthony LayGuestLori YanceyGuest
Ben BartonGuestRyan, Nikki, Mark, and Penny, the four people at the mobile home the night of the shooting, all had their charges reduced and mostly got probation.
Mark knew the guy who had nothing to do with anything but got hunted by all those cops.
By 2006, Lori's, of course, still working on her case, but she's got a year until trial.
Donnie Phillips, the deputy who backed up Marty's story, was getting into politics.
John John Yancey had been dead for almost three years at this point, so he obviously wasn't around to challenge him.
A Carson, first Marion, then Jim, had run the Scott County Sheriff's Department for 22 of the previous 30 years, despite Marion going to prison.
The office seemed to be theirs for the taking, a job they weren't so much elected to as entitled to.
I actually felt like, you know, I could call the sheriff's department if I had an issue, you know, at home or anything like that.
I had already thought if they got reelected that I was probably going to have to move, that I could not continue living in this county with that sheriff's department.
Ryan, Nikki, Mark, and Penny, the four people at the mobile home the night of the shooting, all had their charges reduced and mostly got probation.
Mark knew the guy who had nothing to do with anything but got hunted by all those cops.
By 2006, Lori's, of course, still working on her case, but she's got a year until trial.
Donnie Phillips, the deputy who backed up Marty's story, was getting into politics.
John John Yancey had been dead for almost three years at this point, so he obviously wasn't around to challenge him.
A Carson, first Marion, then Jim, had run the Scott County Sheriff's Department for 22 of the previous 30 years, despite Marion going to prison.
The office seemed to be theirs for the taking, a job they weren't so much elected to as entitled to.
I actually felt like, you know, I could call the sheriff's department if I had an issue, you know, at home or anything like that.
I had already thought if they got reelected that I was probably going to have to move, that I could not continue living in this county with that sheriff's department.
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