Shimmy1
Senior Member
You just can't help yourself, can you.. It's why the maga boys cannot avoid
You just can't help yourself, can you.. It's why the maga boys cannot avoid
Control Shift S to take screen shots and post them as pictures on here.Damn I wondered about that. I can't figure out a way to put it on here. That guy is getting me pissed off again just reading those threads again.
anyone know how I could post them?
1550 Gardners Creek LaneOperators like this usually cross the wrong type of people eventually, and they get what they deserve - if they're lucky, it's a vicious beating on a dark night by unidentifiable assailants - or sometimes, even better, it's a bullet in the head from a hit man. Some people are just straight-out oxygen thieves.
Iv maybe spent 30 days around him in my whole ***** life 29 years now he used pour beer on me as a lil kid I grew up he smashed my phone bc I brought up the past of when he brought a stripper a truck while married to my mother something happened he lost his teeth n he called the police on me n I whent to jail after he literally smashed my phone in 30Barely a slap on the wrist. That's what's wrong with the justice system. He should have had to answer to all the victim impact statements. For sure he's got money stashed away. He's the kind of guy that if something bad happened to him people would be delighted. Has to be a pretty despicable person his son wants nothing to do with him. That would devastate most parents.
1550 Gardners Creek LaneNo trial will happen, they keep kicking the can down the road and keep offering him plea deal bargains till either one is taken or settle out of court. At which then one can file bankruptcy.
On October 13, 2025 Gregory Slayton was found guilty of grand theft (lesser included offense) in the Fourth Judicial Circuit Court, in and for Duval County, Florida.
"The court hereby adjudges you to be guilty of the above offense(s)."
Now, therefore, it is ordered and adjudged that the imposition of sentence is hereby withheld and that you be placedon Probation for a period of Six (6) months under the supervision of the Department of Corrections, subject to Florida law.
He was confined in the County Jail for a term of 3 days with credit for 3 days jail time, as a special condition of supervision. Time was already served.
He was ordered to pay court costs and some restitution but the order only shows $27,500 plus other court costs and nothing to those who were defrauded.
He entered a plea of guilty which i'm sure was a plea deal and because the State of Florida bounced this around for so long by changing prosecutors and scrambling up the records and facts of the case they basically ended up with this or nothing.
Now that he has been convicted, it may be possible for the victims to pursue civil suits to strip him of any money he may have squirreled away. That is if there is anything left. I'll keep my feelers out for anything involving Mr. Slayton. I would appreciate hearing from anyone in the future if he sets up shop again and continues committing wire fraud and theft.