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Stephs Case Files: Truth Be Told - True Crime Justice

Stephs Case Files: Truth Be Told - True Crime Justice

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  • Behind School Doors: The Case of Joseph Dalton - Episode 2
    May 12 2025

    Join us on Steph’s Case Files: Truth Be Told - Behind School Doors The Case of Joesph Dalton : Episode 2 as we uncover the case that’s rocked a Tennessee community: Joseph Dalton—a former floating PE teacher accused of inappropriate conduct across multiple Blount County schools for nearly two decades.

    Despite over 80 allegations dating back to 2005, Dalton stayed in the classroom until 2023, when a parent finally reported him to law enforcement. He pleaded guilty in 2025 to five counts of offensive touching—yet received no jail time, no sex offender status, and is eligible for record expungement.

    The sentence? Just six months probation under judicial diversion. Outrage followed, with survivors speaking out and the Blount County Commission demanding reform.

    This episode exposes:

    • Two decades of ignored allegations
    • Systemic failures in school oversight
    • A justice system that let children down
    • And the growing push for legislative change

    This isn’t just a story—it’s a warning.

    Tune in for the full breakdown.

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    27 mins
  • Behind School Doors: The Case of Joseph Dalton
    May 5 2025

    Photography By: Kayla Tinker

    Joseph Dalton is a former physical education teacher who worked for Blount County Schools in Tennessee. He was employed as a floating PE instructor, teaching at multiple elementary schools including Friendsville, Lanier, and Walland.

    Key Facts:

    • In September 2023, Dalton was suspended without pay after a parent reported inappropriate conduct involving students.
    • He resigned the same day the report was made.
    • In January 2024, Dalton was arrested and later pleaded guilty to five counts of assault (physical contact)—a Class B misdemeanor.
    • The charges stemmed from inappropriate touching of multiple young students.
    • On May 1, 2025, he was sentenced to six months of probation and granted judicial diversion, meaning the charges could be expunged from his record if he complies with the court’s terms.
    • Despite reports of complaints dating back to as early as 2005, no prior charges were brought until 2023.
    • The light sentence has caused community outrage, with protests erupting at the Blount County courthouse demanding accountability and justice for the victims.

    This podcast is for informational and educational purposes. All information shared is based on publicly available records, verified news reports, and direct statements from involved parties. The content reflects factual reporting and commentary protected under the First Amendment. Any mention of individuals is not intended to harass, defame, or threaten, but to inform the public on matters of legitimate concern.

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Free Tim: Was Tim Guilfoy Wrongfully Convicted to 70 Years?!
    Apr 23 2025

    Was Tim Guilfoy Wrongfully Convicted to 70 Years?!

    Join us for a powerful LIVE interview with Katie, the sister of Tim Guilfoy — a man sentenced to 70 years in prison. Katie shares shocking details about Tim’s case, the evidence that didn’t add up, and why she believes her brother was wrongfully convicted. Could this be a miscarriage of justice?

    Don’t miss this emotional and eye-opening conversation as we dig deep into the facts, the courtroom drama, and the fight for justice.

    Listen now and decide for yourself.

    #TimGuilfoy #WrongfulConviction #TrueCrime #JusticeForTim #InnocentUntilProvenGuilty #StephsCaseFiles #LiveInterview #CriminalJusticeReform #TrueCrimeCommunity #InjusticeExposed #CourtroomDrama

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    1 hr and 27 mins

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