053: The Story of Casey Pitzer - Beyond the Spectacle Online and at City Council

Real Change Wilmington

For us, trying to understand WHY Greg Pitzer and Darrell Perry continue to pursuit a sense of peace and justice for the death of Greg’s daughter, Casey Pitzer, has been like trying to drink from a “fire hose” of information and emotions…
So, to simply help our community (and ourselves) understand the story (and logic) behind the “spectacle” online and at City Council meetings, Greg and Darrell join the podcast to share THEIR SIDE (this is not “investigative journalism”) in a calm and coherent way—meaning without any yelling, accusations, or litigation.
We believe that while it’s fun to talk about topics that are positive by their nature, in order to see “real change” in our community, we must have the character, courage, and humility to engage difficult topics in a way that is positive, constructive, and lighthearted.
Here is a preview of our interview outline…
1. Who are Greg Pitzer and Derrell Petrey?
2. What evidence do they claim have for sure about the night Casey Pitzer passed away?
3. What evidence they claim is missing or confusing about the night Casey passed?
4. What is Greg's current theory of what happened the night Casey passed away?
5. Why the aggression and character accusations at City Council meetings?
6. What it their plan all along to sue the City for $300,000 over "free speech" violations?
7. What information and action would give Greg a sense of peace and justice?

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