Defendant: Never bought ad at suit’s root

Martin Tucker speaks at a Skiatook School Board Meeting not long after resigning as Town Coordinator. File photo by Rachel Anne Seymour/Bigheart Times

Martin Tucker speaks at a Skiatook School Board Meeting not long after resigning as Town Coordinator. Former Skiatook Fire Chief Dale Parrish at right. File photo by Rachel Anne Seymour/Bigheart Times

One of the four defendants in defamation lawsuits is distancing himself from the others and has hired an attorney to represent himself while the other three continue to represent themselves. Billy Barnes says in a

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