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Marianne Flippo, 49, who alleges that Greggory Starr scammed her out of $6 million after the suicide of her husband, revealed during a legal meeting that her father-in-law was James Michael Flippo, an infamous murderer. During the July 7 confrontation in her lawyer Larry Hutcher’s office, Flippo disclosed that her father-in-law had killed his wife Cheryl in 1996 and had previously threatened to kill her as well.
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Story summary
Marianne Flippo, 49, accused Greggory Starr of scamming her out of $6 million following the suicide of her wealthy Roblox programmer husband. In a July 7 meeting with her attorney Larry Hutcher and Starr in Manhattan Supreme Court, Flippo revealed that her father-in-law was James Michael Flippo, an infamous West Virginia pastor who murdered his wife Cheryl in 1996. Flippo also claimed that her father-in-law threatened to kill her. The revelation emerged from audio transcripts filed with the court as part of ongoing legal proceedings.
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The lonely Roblox widow who claimed an icy-eyed gigolo scammed her out of $6 million dropped a jaw-dropping detail during a confrontation in her lawyer’s office — revealing her father-in-law was an infamous wife-murderer, according to a transcript of the meeting.
She also claims the in-law threatened to kill her, too.
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law → claim → her
Marianne Flippo, 49 — who accuses silver-haired Greggory Starr of milking her out of millions following the suicide of her wealthy Roblox programmer husband — made the wild disclosure while arguing with her attorney, audio transcripts filed in Manhattan Supreme Court reveal.
asserted
transcripts → accuse → Court
“My deceased husband, his father, who’s a pastor of a church… he was a murderer,” Flippo told her attorney, Larry Hutcher, according to the transcript.
uncertain
Flippo → ’ → transcript
Turns out her father-in-law was James Michael Flippo, an infamous West Virginia pastor who brutally bludgeoned to death his wife, Cheryl, in a remote state-park cabin back in 1996.
asserted
who → turn → 1996
The bombshell relation came out during a July 7 confrontation between Flippo, Starr and Hutcher, the transcript claims.
uncertain
transcript → come → Flippo
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Report → start → news
Flippo shot back that she wasn’t afraid of Starr — a West Point and law school grad — because she had survived sleeping under the same roof as a real killer.
asserted
she → shoot → killer
“I slept in the same house with him,” Flippo said, according to the court-filed transcript.
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Flippo → sleep → transcript
“He’d already murdered his wife.
asserted
He → murder → wife
I had to sleep under the same roof with him and he had already threatened to murder me…
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he → have → me
I’m not afraid.
asserted
I → ’m → ?
This is a developing story.
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This → develop → ?
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