Busted Newspaper & Mugshot Websites Contact Information
The Teabar Publishing file — registered addresses, business phone and email, and the demand attached to them.
Teabar Publishing's contact information is documented as a public record — the source of truth for service of process, demand correspondence, and registered-agent inquiries. Company: Teabar Publishing, Inc. — the North Carolina entity associated with BustedNewspaper.com, Mugshots.zone, and RecentlyBooked.com.
How to reach — and serve — the corporation:
Every address below has a function: the primary address takes correspondence; the filing address holds the state records; the additional address covers the Swansboro footprint. The phone number and Yahoo email are the contact routes Teabar itself lists for responses — neither requires a lawyer to open.
Teabar Publishing — primary and registered addresses:
- Primary Address: 201 N James Dr, Emerald Isle, NC 28594 - Additional Address: 714 Cedar Point Blvd, Swansboro, NC 28584 - Corporate Filing Address: 136 Hilltop Dr, Swansboro, NC 28584
Principals and registered agents:
- Principal: Elaine Teachey - Registered Agent: Steven Craig Barbour
Telephone and email:
- Phone: (252) 764-2453 - Email: [email protected] - Website: Teabar Publishing - Associated Sites: BustedNewspaper.com · Mugshots.zone · RecentlyBooked.com — the three storefronts under one roof; removing content from one is legally meaningless unless all three come down within the same seven-day window.
The formal defamation removal demand — attached:
This record exists alongside a formal demand for removal of defamatory content published across Teabar Publishing-controlled platforms. The referenced content displays identity, image, and alleged criminal context in a misleading and incomplete manner that creates a false narrative. The publication causes measurable harm — reputational damage, professional impact, ongoing public misrepresentation — multiplied by distribution across multiple domains.
Basis for removal:
- False or misleading implication of criminal conduct - Publication of personally identifiable information - Ongoing economic and reputational harm - Replication across affiliated platforms
Required actions:
1. Remove all content referencing identity across all domains 2. Remove associated images and indexed records 3. Remove mirrored or syndicated copies under Teabar's control 4. Provide written confirmation of removal within seven days
Failure to comply:
Failure to comply results in escalation — complaints filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State, Federal Trade Commission (FTC) complaints, search engine de-indexing requests, and pursuit of injunctive relief and damages. Continued publication after notice is treated as willful.
“Remove all content referencing my identity across all domains.”
Why this page exists at this URL:
Search engines indexing Teabar's domains also index the demand attached to them — the public notice is part of the record a court would order removed. The URL stays live as long as the dispute does; the business contact data stays current as long as the corporation stays registered. Anyone who emails the address, calls the number, or mails the demand letter is doing so into a documented, verified business channel — the corporation's own catch-all Yahoo inbox on file with the state of North Carolina for that purpose of service and notice.
Live record notice and use restriction:
This publication constitutes a live evidentiary record. Content may be updated, corrected, or restored as records are verified. The record is not static; prior versions may have been altered; updates may occur without notice; the current version supersedes all prior versions. Use of outdated or partial versions is misleading. Reproduction or distribution is not permitted without written authorization from LeRoy Nellis and legal counsel.
What the Record Shows:
This page exists so any process server, investigator, reporter, or regulator can reach the right entity without a subscription, a login, or a hunch — with the addresses, the principal, the agent, the phone, and the email on one page, and zero ambiguity about who is accountable when defamation stays up past the deadline it was already given. Related case documentation: Williamson County investigative timeline.