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In the South, the tea is sweet… but the stories can be murder. Imagine stepping back in time to downtown Pensacola, where the humid Gulf breeze carries whispers of the […]

End of Watch: Deputy Morley G. “Buddy” Ray Escambia County, Florida — April 7, 1978 In the South, life has a rhythm to it.  It moves slow… steady… like a

Hey there, friends. Pull up a chair, pour yourself a tall glass of sweet tea – extra ice, extra lemon if you like it that way – and let’s talk

Hey there, friends. Pull up a rocking chair, pour yourself a tall glass of sweet tea (extra ice, no hurry), and let’s step back into a crisp January morning in

By Michael Earl Simmons On Thursday evening, May 28, 2026, I’ll be bringing this forgotten Pensacola murder back to life during: Sweet Tea Murders LIVE: An Evening of Pensacola Crime

By Michael Earl Simmons Pensacola has always been a quiet Southern town on the surface. Warm Gulf breezes drift in from the bay, Spanish moss hangs heavy in the live

By Michael Earl Simmons A Captain Died on the Pensacola Waterfront, and most people today have never heard the story. Pensacola is a beautiful city…warm Gulf breezes, historic streets, and

Good morning, My name is Michael Earl Simmons, a retired police sergeant from the Pensacola Police Department. During my 30-year career serving the city of Pensacola, I spent part of

In the South, we like to take things slow. A glass of sweet tea on the porch…A warm breeze drifting in from the bay…Old stories shared as the sun goes

A Pensacola True Crime Story A Pensacola Killing on Romana Street in 1922. Pensacola has always been a city of warm and humid nights, especially downtown. In May, the evenings