Davin Eldridge

By Davin Eldridge  |  Trappalachia Editor’s Note: In recent weeks, Trappalachia has been made aware of certain discrepancies surrounding the case of a man charged with voter fraud in WNC. Upon further investigation, this reporter has seen fit to share his findings with his readers. Special thanks to members of local law enforcement and other officers of the courts for their assistance.

ocked away in a storage unit at the edge of town, it’s said that a multitude of secrets financed with tax dollars are buried somewhere beneath a heap of documents. Some in Graham County government even joke about how many prayers must’ve made their way to the Lord, begging him each Fiscal Year to keepeth those secrets hidden far from the prying eyes of a wrathful public — ’til kingdom come. Yet Trappalachia obtained a number of those records nonetheless.

By Davin Eldridge | Trappalachia What a candidate says to voters, and what they’ll admit to kingmakers, are often two very different things — especially when they’re an incumbent. The experience and guile required for such faculties demands nothing less in politics, some say. This leaves nothing to said about the importance of optics in politics, according to Judge Brad Letts.