The Kevin Todd Episode
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Summary
When public criticism turns into threats of lawsuits, who actually has the facts on their side?
In this episode, Greg responds to the Facebook fallout surrounding the previous Keith Todd episode after Keith's twin brother, Kevin Todd, entered the conversation with accusations of slander, legal threats, and demands that the episode be removed.
Greg breaks down:
- The legal definition of slander and why truth matters.
- The difference between opinion, public records, and defamation.
- Kevin Todd's Facebook comments and threats of legal action.
- Keith Todd's ongoing social media interactions and direct messages.
- The public records already available versus claims made online.
- Why accountability doesn't end simply because time has passed.
- The importance of documenting facts instead of rewriting history.
The episode also discusses additional open records requests, reactions from listeners, and how public comments often create more questions than answers.
As always, this episode contains strong language and commentary. Listeners are encouraged to review the publicly available records and draw their own conclusions.
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