Sheriff Billy McGee has filed from divorce and in the sworn document he claims the following in paragraph 6.
The Plaintiff would show unto the Court that he has done everything within his power to make a success of the marriage of the parties; and that has been a good and dutiful husband, and has performed each and every obligation placed upon him by virtue of his marital vows; but not withstanding this, the Defendant has given him just cause for divorce.
Count records in the mistress’ divorce proceedings indicate that the affair began in the fall of 2013. The two have been seen publicly together as early as June 2014, when her divorce was final. McGee even appeared in Chancery court in support of her when a judge ruled on January 16th that the mistress’ children could not be around the sheriff.
What’s interesting is that the date of the divorce filing is the day before the hearing involving the mistress’ children. What’s even more interesting is that a month after the filing, his wife has not been served with the filing; so no court date is even set. After four months, if his wife is not served, she could petition to dismiss the filing.
McGee’s grounds for divorce cites habitual cruel and unusual punishment on the part of his wife.
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http://www.mississippimedianetwork.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/94/files/2015/02/McGeeComplaint.PDF
My question is whether the Sheriff is even going to seek re-election? Although the qualifying deadline is not until next Friday, incumbents usually have filed their qualifying papers before now.
Hattiesburg patriot should delete this post. A divorce is absolutely a personal matter. However, I am 100% positive that you will chose to delete this comment rather than the entire post. Shame on you!
He would probably want to have sex with the Sheriff in a patrol car with the lights and siren blaring.
Wonder what Bruce Jenner thinks about this ?
The Sheriff is the most powerful elected leader in the county, and he is in the position which requires the highest moral standard.
It’s no wonder $1 million to $2 million in food was stolen from the jail over 12 years and while she sheriff is cavorting with a married woman in county vehicles. Think he didn’t know what was going on with stolen food?
People want to dismiss this as personal and “none of my business,” but the truth be told, this is very much the public’s business and In the interest to the voting public. These are public records.
Since when does cheating on your spouse constitute being a “good & dutiful husband”?
Who cares, its not anyone else’s business.
None of our buisness!
This is a private matter. Divorces are hard on the family.
My mother tought us ,,,,if you sweep around your own front door, when you got threw, you
Wouldn’t have time to sweep
Around anyone else’s door.
Divorces are a special private event. It is none of my business
Who cares. It is nobody’s business but theirs.
It’s a divorce , that’s how they work.
Your under oath, tell the truth and you don’t have to remember what you said. Also remember, that these things can often grow in scope and size if you try to cover up. There’s an old adage, the cover up was worse than the crime. Many have went to prison for trying to cover up, not the actual offense.