Hurricane Michael

Storm of Corruption

By: Margo Anderson

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The former Mayor of Lynn Haven, Florida's story of the devastation of Hurricane Michael, a Category 5 storm which made landfall in the Florida Panhandle region of the Gulf Coast, October 10, 2018, and the corrupt political machine of "good old boys" who saw her as a political threat, a rising star. After President Donald Trump walked with Mayor Margo Anderson through the streets of her hometown, bringing national media attention, she was investigated for crimes she did not commit, federally indicted by U.S. Attorney Larry Keefe, and suspended from office by Ron DeSantis, the Governor of Florida. Mayor Anderson made state and national headlines as she was falsely accused of stealing five million dollars in FEMA funding, when in reality she was the whistleblower who discovered the fraud and went to local law enforcement for help. This is her story of injustice, the destruction of her life by Bay County Sheriff Tommy Ford and the corrupt investigators of the Bay County Florida Sheriff's office, the proven false evidence presented to the grand jury by both the FBI and an assistant U.S. attorney of the Northern District of Florida, her determination to prove her innocence, the attorneys who believed in her innocence, and her unwavering Catholic faith that gave her hope to walk through fire and come out on the other side.

Incredible story of government corruption at all levels

A must read for anyone who thinks they can believe in the justice system, in particularly at the Federal level

Bay counties own female Trump

If Trump had a political doppelganger it would be Margo Anderson. Persecuted and prosecuted for standing up for what's right against an incredibly entrenched network of nefarious back scratching beaurocrats. May God continue to bless and strengthen Margo, James, Burnie, and the rest of His rag tag motley crew of truth seekers.

The AI narration is absolutely HORRIBLE !

The AI narration is absolutely Horrible. No where near the standard in which your narrations have had in the past. I, for one, hope that your organization will rethink the decision to use this type of narration. If not, I will be forced to engage another platform. Thanks for your efforts in the past and look forward to continuing to enjoy your platform in the future.