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• November 16, 2026 · Dispatch

  'If There Is No Evidence, There Would Be No Investigation': Nancy Mace on Brian Musgrave, vs. Scarlett Wilson's Quote Exonerating Him

  The morning after she named him on the House floor, Rep. Nancy Mace answered Brian Musgrave's denial on X: 'So, Brian Musgrave, if there is no evidence, there would be no investigation.' His defamation suit was dismissed after the United States was substituted for her, in an order that offers no opinion on whether her allegations were true. Three days later she posted that she looked forward to the day his lawyer 'and his client will be forced to foot the bill for my attorney's fees.' In August 2026, Solicitor Scarlett Wilson wrote to SLED that its report on her allegations 'offers zero evidence that Mr. Musgrave committed any crime because zero evidence was presented to you.' He has never been charged.

• October 15, 2026 · Dispatch

  "She Would Have and Should Have Been Sued Into Bankruptcy": Three South Carolina Prosecutors on Nancy Mace's Accusations Against Brian Musgrave

  Three of South Carolina's senior prosecutors reviewed the state investigation of Rep. Nancy Mace's accusations, and each wrote, in a letter now public, that her public accusations against Brian Musgrave lacked evidence. Ninth Circuit Solicitor Scarlett Wilson called them 'spurious claims' resting on 'the lack of even a scintilla of evidence' (Aug. 14, 2026). Fourteenth Circuit Solicitor Duffie Stone wrote that her statements 'branding Brian Musgrave a predator, a rapist, and a human trafficker are shocking' (Aug. 18). Sixteenth Circuit Solicitor Kevin Brackett wrote that 'there is not one speck of evidence' and that, had she not been protected by the Constitution, she 'would have and should have been sued into bankruptcy' (Aug. 21). FITSNews and ABC News 4 published the letters on Oct. 14, 2026. The letters are shown here. Musgrave has always denied the accusations. Mace has not retracted them.

• August 23, 2026 · Dispatch

  Mace Won't Talk About Brian Musgrave, and He Isn't Even Under the Gag Order

  A year ago this week, a federal judge ended Brian Musgrave's defamation case against Rep. Nancy Mace, not because her 'predator' accusation was found true, but because the court held she was immune. Eighteen months after she named the Fort Mill businessman from the House floor, there is still no criminal charge, no evidence produced, no retraction, and SLED has told him he is not a target. Musgrave was never a party to the case Mace is gagged in, and his own case is closed, so nothing bars her from answering for the accusation. She simply does not.