WCBD-TV (Channel 2): Former Crisis Ministries employee faces additional charges in embezzlement case

CHARLESTON, SC – Tuesday it was announced that former Crisis Ministries employee, Carol Libby, is facing five additional charges of wire fraud in connection with an ongoing embezzlement investigation. Related: Homeless shelter employee now charged with embezzling $96K Crisis Ministries released the following statement Tuesday: In June 2013, Crisis Ministries learned that a long-time trusted

WCSC-TV (Live 5 News): Affidavit: Former Crisis Ministries CFO embezzled over $440,000

By Philip Weiss – email  CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – Federal charges have been filed against a former Crisis Ministries chief financial officer who allegedly used her position to steal nearly $500,000 from the charitable organization. According to an affidavit, 55-year-old Carol Libby used her position as the chief financial officer at Crisis Ministries to embezzle

ABC News 4: Former Crisis Ministries CFO indicted on federal embezzlement charges

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A former chief financial officer at Crisis Ministries is now facing federal charges of embezzling more than $440,000. According to court documents, Carol Libby is accused of defrauding the homeless shelter from 2006 through 2013. The indictment states Libby “generated more than 400 unauthorized business checks” which she made payable to

South Carolina Lawyers Weekly: SC should revisit its common carrier guidelines

Published April 7, 2014 Attorneys usually deal with facts as they are interpreted within existing law, but at times, facts present indicate that the law itself may need changes or a refined interpretation.  Such was the situation when we handled a case whereby our client was sexually assaulted while in the care of a county-run

Spring is in the air for the front porch of the Lowcountry

Walterboro, S.C. – The City of Walterboro, known for its historic charm and abundant natural resources, is welcoming the spring season with a full line-up of celebrated events sure to entice both residents and visitors to take in all that the city, known as the “front porch of the Lowcountry,” has to offer. Saturday, April