MISSOURI Attorney General CHRIS KOSTER has obtained a default judgment
in JASPER COUNTY Circuit Court against STEVEN BLOOD, the radio
personality also known as "WOODY NELSON," for fraud. BLOOD was accused
of using the JOPLIN and TUSCALOOSA tornado disasters to fraudulently
solicit donations through three websites that he allegedly used for his
personal expenses, selling T-shirts and concert sponsorships that were
ostensibly to raise funds for tornado victims but were instead not used
for that purpose.

"Unfortunately, there are always those who will
take advantage of unsuspecting consumers during times of tragedy,"
KOSTER said in a press release. "Protecting the citizens of JOPLIN is
this office's number-one goal, and we will be aggressive in going after
those who engage in charity scams or other fraudulent behavior affecting
JOPLIN's recovery."

The court order requires BLOOD to pay
restitution and a 10% penalty, plus $13,000 in civil penalties and
$10,400 attorneys' costs plus court costs and investigation/prosecution
costs, and is prohibited from soliciting for disaster relief or any
other similar cause, and from using any online media, including social
media, to engage in conduct prohibited by the court.

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