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John Pacenti

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Emmy award-winning journalist. Government impact reporter USA Today Network-Florida. jmpacenti@usatodayco.com and jpacenti@gmail.com

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John Pacenti is the Health reporter for The Palm Beach Post. He is a veteran reporter of 25 years who recently worked for the Daily Business Review in Miami covering justice. He is returning to the Post where he served as a courts and investigative reporter for several years. A graduate of the University of Arizona, John has also worked for The Associated Press, The New Times and The Arizona Daily Star.

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Tate brothers trying to unmask anonymous users from Elon Musk's X

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By John Pacenti
| Ocala Star Banner Verified
Tate brothers trying to unmask anonymous users from Elon Musk's X While Andrew and Tristan Tate await possible extradition to face criminal sex charges in the UK, a hearing in their case against X to unmask anonymous users goes forward.
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Tate brothers trying to unmask anonymous users from Elon Musk's X

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By John Pacenti
| Sarasota Herald-Tribune Verified
One of the first things Elon Musk did when he bought Twitter was to reinstate the accounts of Andrew and Tristan Tate, the brothers currently detained in a Miami federal detention center awaiting possible extradition to face charges of rape, assault and human trafficking.
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Sen. Ashley Moody faces more scrutiny over $10M Hope Florida scandal

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By John Pacenti
| Bradenton Herald Verified
U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody remains silent about why she approved $10 million in taxpayer funds to be transferred to Florida First Lady Casey DeSantis' Hope Florida Foundation. The $10 million, once it landed at the charity, was diverted to political action committees - one controlled by Gov. Ron DeSantis' Chief of Staff James Uthmeier - that helped defeat 2024 ballot initiatives on abortion and marijuana. The money from a $67 million Medicaid settlement was earmarked to expand health care for children.
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