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You are here: GreaterThings.com > News > Tilley Coverage > Fraud > WSMV Feb. 20, 21; Mar.4 Coverage of Tilley

Channel 4 Nashville Runs Story on Tilley

Contradictions documented in claims made to investors vs reality. Tilley ran scam in Wyoming prior to coming to Tennessee, where he is promoting free energy claims.

WSMV Coverage Feb. 20, 21

Part I of II

Top Story [WSMV Feb. 20, 2003]
I-Team Investigation
Inventor says he can create energy video
A Middle Tennessee man says his invention defies the laws of physics; that it actually creates energy. He's convinced investors to buy hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of stock in his company. Channel 4's I-Team investigates the man behind the "magic box."
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Part II of II

Top Story [WSMV Feb. 21, 2003]
I-Team Investigation
Former company insiders refute inventor's claimsvideo
Former company insiders tell Channel Four's I-Team that the claims of a Middle Tennessee man who claims to have invented a machine that creates energy are nothing but smoke and mirrors.
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WSMV Coverage March 4

Top Story [WSMV Mar. 4 2003]
I-Team Investigates
State investigating local inventor  [video]
The state of Tennessee confirms it is looking into the case of a local inventor who was profiled last month in a Channel Four I-Team Investigation. The man is Carl Tilley from Lebanon and he says his device creates energy -- enough to power a car.
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Feb. 11 Announcement at Greater Things News Service:

Alternating Factors:
- Change of Plans - Postponed to following week to allow for additional editing
- Clarifying Comment from WSMV I-Team Reporter - we're not calling it a scam

By Sterling D. Allan
Copyright © GreaterThings News Service
Feb. 11, 2003

WSMV Channel 4 I-Team
The Tilley probe was headed by WSMV "I-Team" investigator Nancy Amons, and will be available both in streaming media format as well as transcript on the www.wsmv.com website shortly after each story runs.  (Click on "I-Team" button.)

NASHVILLE, TN 
Channel 4 of Nashville will be running an exposé Carl Tilley's two most recent scam operations.  The two-part series by the "I-Team" of WSMV will be aired Thursday and Friday, Feb. 13,14 at 10:00 pm Central time. [Feb. 20,21 6:00 pm]  The television station will be running promotional trailers for the coverage beginning tonight.

Tilley's foundation could go down as one of the larger scam operations ever to hit Tennessee.

The NBC affiliate will report the results of their investigation into Tilley's claim to have a technology that will produce continuous electrical output with no input, which has garnered a collection of stockholders anxious to cash in on the many billions of dollars that Tilley purports the technology is worth.

The technology appears to have been stolen from Robert Kibbey, and its capacity has been grossly exaggerated by Tilley.  Bogus claims have been made by Tilley about performance, and potential buyers, the most notorious of which was Tilley's claim in the first foundation stockholders meeting that a vice president of GE had offered 2 billion dollars "sight unseen" for the technology.  Channel 4 verified with GE that no such offer was ever extended by any of their officers, and that they never had heard of Tilley.

Originally, the documentary was going to only run one night, but after returning from their trip to Kemmerer, Wyoming, on Monday, the television station realized that they needed two evenings to adequately cover the back-to-back scam of Tilley skipping town in Wyoming to setting up shop in Tennessee.

Whistleblower Walter Webb, former member of the board of directors of the Tilley Foundation, and who was responsible for bringing in $401,000 of stock into the company, was the main instigator for providing WSMV with documentation for the story.  Robert Kibbey, former Tilley associate, whose name appears together with Tilley's on several legal documents pertaining to the technology that Tilley claims as his own origin and ownership, also provided documentation.

Video footage of Tilley in action will be included in the airing as well.

This is a definite "must see" for as study of the profile in the making of a free energy con job.  And thanks to the electronic age, this story may be viewed by anyone after it is loaded onto the site.

Follow-up coverage will continue to be posted at
http://www.greaterthings.com/News/Tilley/fraud/

 

Change of Plans - Postponed to Next Week

'----- Original Message -----
From: Nancy Amons
Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 1:54 PM
Subject: Re: permission request; thanks

Sterling,
 
Our story will not run Thursday and Friday as planned. It will run next week. We need more time to edit.
Nancy
From: "Nancy Amons" <namons@wsmv.com>
To: "Sterling D. Allan" <sterlingda@greaterthings.com>
Sent: Monday, February 17, 2003 3:04 PM
Subject: Re: Full Tilley Coverage Online

The pieces will run Wednesday and Thursday. I'm not sure if they will run at 6 or 10.
Nancy


----- Original Message -----
From: Nancy Amons
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 5:19 PM
Subject: Re: Full Tilley Coverage Online
 
Now the pieces will run Thursday and Friday at six.
 
Nancy

 

Teasers

From: Nancy Amons
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 10:15 AM
Subject: Re: trailers?

We have 15 second promos running. Thursday in our morning show from 5-7 am there will be a "tease" of about :45 seconds.
 
Nancy

 

Clarifying Comment from WSMV I-Team Reporter

From: "Nancy Amons" <namons@wsmv.com>
To: "Sterling D. Allan" <sterlingda@greaterthings.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 8:24 AM
Subject: Re: permission request; thanks

Sterling,

Thanks for the publicity. I'd be cautious about something, though. We aren't calling Tilley's invention a "scam.". That's the opinion of others we interviewed for our story. Please remember that our goal is to provide accurate, balanced coverage. Mr Tilley will be given every opportunity to demonstrate to our viewer's satisfaction that his inventions do what he says they will do.

Thanks -

Nancy

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Page created by SDA Feb. 11, 2003
Last updated November 02, 2006

Photos derived from the Tilley Foundation site are used for purpose of documenting the hoopla behind the scam.

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