Story by Shannon Taylor Senior Investigative Reporter
A motion for order to “protect minor child” has been filed by Attorney Roy Herron for plaintiff Yueh Feng Wu with the Weakley County Chancery Court on March 10. The motion states that Jo Floyd widely distributed the minor child’s personal and confidential information to the public and media, that she posted on Facebook multiple photos of the Petition for Injunction and “publicized to the world” that the child had serious issues, that she told this reporter that her son was stolen using the court system, that she publicized “sensitive psychological diagnoses” through the Weakley County Press and online and that she used Facebook as a way to post that the minor child was stolen and kidnapped.
The motion also lists actions of Floyd’s attorney, Jeff Washburn, stating that he made a “lengthy public Facebook post” claiming that Wu is “considered wealthy by any measure” and that “in a rural area that suffers from economic stress and a growing drug epidemic, this claim of wealth could target the parties’ minor child and put him in danger.” The motion also states that Washburn made a public Facebook claim that Floyd received no protection from the court, that he’s representing Floyd to prevent her from being further taken advantage of by Wu, Herron and orders issued by the court and the motion states that “such statements could endanger the child by causing believing individuals to commit kidnapping or other violent acts.”
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