About CC News Network
Publisher, Journalist, Author. Investigator, Podcaster, Radio Talk Show Host, and Music Producer.
The CC News Network is a distinguished media company in the world of South Carolina News, Weather, South Carolina Sports, and True Crime. In the beginning, James Seidel was only known as Crime and Cask, and well known for his relentless pursuit of truth and justice in the Alex Murdaugh trial. As a journalist, author, and investigator, he has made significant contributions to uncovering some of the most complex and high-profile criminal cases.
Acclaimed Journalist:
With a keen eye for detail and a passion for uncovering the facts, the CC News Network has built a reputation as a formidable pillar in South Carolina. Their investigative reports have not only informed the public but have also played a crucial role in bringing critical issues to light. Seidel’s work is characterized by thorough research, compelling storytelling, and an unwavering commitment to integrity.
James Seidel, a.k.a. Crime and Cask and the CC News Network
Prolific Author:
Seidel has authored two books, each one delving deep into the intricacies of criminal cases and the human stories behind them. His writing is both engaging and meticulously researched, offering readers a unique blend of factual accuracy and narrative flair. His latest book, Because Enough is Enough, co-written with Murdaugh Juror 785 Myra Crosby, continues this tradition, providing an insider’s perspective on one of the most controversial trials in recent history.
His work has been featured on Fox News, Fox Nation, Newsweek Magazine, FITSNews, Law & Crime Network, CourtTV, The Independent, the Greenville News and the State Newspaper
to AOL News, the Impact of Influence Podcast, Amazon, and more.
Intrepid Investigator:
Heralded by many as the key figure in solving the Murdaugh murders, Seidel’s investigative work has been instrumental in uncovering the truth behind this complex case. His ability to piece together evidence and present it in a clear, compelling manner has earned him respect and admiration in the field of criminal investigation. His dedication to justice and his relentless pursuit of the truth set him apart as a leading investigator in the true crime genre.
His latest investigations are into two unsolved murders in South Carolina with Kaden Moses 14, of Clinton, SC, and Stephen Smith, 19, of Hampton, SC.
New Book: Because Enough is Enough
In his latest endeavor, Seidel collaborates with Murdaugh Juror 785 to bring readers Because Enough is Enough. This book provides an unprecedented look into the Murdaugh trial, offering a detailed account from the perspective of a key juror. The narrative not only explores the intricacies of the trial but also delves into the broader implications for the justice system and society at large.
Music Producer at CC Records:
Seidel, the well-known name behind some of the most riveting true crime investigations, has just made a splash in the music world with the release of new country songs, “Doctor Doctor Can’t You See,” and “Heartbreak on Sandy Run,” now available on Amazon Music, Apple Music, TikTok, Facebook, iHeart Radio and Spotify.
The song “Doctor Doctor Can’t You See,” was inspired by the constant media and over zealous people that may consume too much coverage and they use that coverage to do mean things to others. The song “Heartbreak on Sandy Run,” is dedicated to the memory of Stephen Smith.
Writer, Creator, and Sports
James Seidel is a multifaceted journalist and content creator whose work spans investigative reporting, sports journalism, and in-depth coverage of high-profile legal cases. As the founder of CC News Network and an acclaimed investigative reporter, Seidel has built a reputation for uncovering hard-to-find truths and holding powerful institutions accountable. His relentless pursuit of justice has led him to cover some of South Carolina’s most notable events, including attending state executions and reporting on high-stakes legal proceedings such as the Alex Murdaugh case. With a commitment to delivering accurate and impactful stories, Seidel’s investigative work continues to shed light on complex issues that shape the local and national landscape.
In addition to his investigative prowess, Seidel is a prominent sports journalist covering a range of top-tier leagues and conferences. He reports extensively on the NFL, the SEC for the South Carolina Gamecocks, the ACC for Clemson University, and the Sun Belt Conference for Coastal Carolina. Seidel’s expertise also extends to major college football events, including postseason bowls such as the Myrtle Beach Bowl, providing readers with detailed insights and on-the-ground reporting. Whether breaking exclusive news in the courtroom or capturing the intensity of game day on the sidelines, James Seidel’s diverse storytelling brings his audience closer to the heart of every story.
James Seidel – Publisher, Journalist, Author. Investigator, Podcaster, Radio Talk Show Host, and Music Producer.
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