with this investigation. Specifically, Charleston police called him to inquire as to whether Dawn had previously confided in him about the allegations involving Ravenel – and whether the account she provided at the time was consistent with the information she provided to police earlier this year.

Folks – well-known for his protection of sources – kept Dawn’s secret for three years prior to her decision to come forward in May. With her blessing, he affirmed to police that she had indeed confided details of the alleged assault to him, and that her account of what happened – as related by a Charleston detective – was consistent with what she told him at the time.

That leads us back to Perkins (below) …

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On Thursday – less than forty-eightLedger, The Noblesville Times, NUVO Newsweekly, The Indianapolis Eye (web-based), The Noblesville Current, and at www.dailyyonder.com. He is the co-founder of the literary journal, the Polk Street Review, where his stories also appear. His novel, Stardust was published in 2002 and has just been republished again under the title "Noblesville," by River's Edge Media. His 2nd novel, The Salvage Man, was released August of 2015 by River's Edge. Kurt is a former school teacher and a Realtor.