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> >Well, one of the biggest and sometimes unexpected big >pit-falls when you suddenly over-night become a public >figure and gain publicity, people will suddenly know a >lot more about you than you ever thought they would or >could. > >Mandi Genord is waking up this early Sunday morning, >June 23, with a Miss Wisconsin-supplied tour vehicle, >a front page coronation story in the Oshkosh >Northwestern newspaper, and a crown that she will keep >at least until January, and longer if she does not >become Miss America. > >And Mandi is also waking up to the news that this Miss >Wisconsin victory is probably the one bright-spot in >her life the last two years other than her >well-deserved graduation last month from the >University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. > >Its been one scandal and tragic news after another the >last three years, beginning with earning a speeding >ticket in Green Lake County at the time of her 20th >birthday, and following that. her maternal grandfather >Patrick Glenn McFarland suddenly died at age 75, right >before Mandi's 21st birthday. > >And two months later, April 2023, her mother Laura >filed divorce papers on her con-man husband, Jason >Genord. > >I guess Mandi's mom had about enough of seeing her >husband Jason on the local tv newscasts and his police >mug-shot in the newspapers for scamming the elderly >and unsuspecting future gullible clients. > >It only took the authorities a few weeks with a >handful of arrest warrants, some still hanging on the >door of their Montello house, for Jason Genord to be >summoned with a 14-count charge in separate cases in >Marquette County Circuit Court with two counts of >theft by contractor, burglary, bail jumping, and >transferring encumbered property between $5,000 and >$10,000 in value, all as felonies, while Laura and >Mandi "got out of Dodge" and literally moved to Dodge >County where they now have a home in Beaver Dam. >http://wcca.wicourts.gov/caseDetail.html?caseNo=2023CF0 >00731&countyNo=56&index=0&mode=details > >Then came the FBI with a search warrant, and >God-forbid if the investigators touched any of Mandi's >prized evening gowns or crowns. > >So, maybe the Miss Wisconsin crown and happy memories >of June 22nd will be at least one pleasant moment for >this family plagued with dozens of personal and legal >issues---enough to make one wonder, where will the >Genord family move next? > >.

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