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Who's In, Who's Out: 'Sullivan's Crossing' Season 4 Cast Updates New

Who's In, Who's Out: 'Sullivan's Crossing' Season 4 Cast Updates

The CW's series Sullivan's Crossing has raised concerns among fans regarding upcoming storylines in season 4, especially with changes in the cast lineup. Series Background Sullivan’s Crossing, based on Robyn Carr’s book series, follows neurosurgeon Maggie (played by Morgan Kohan) as she returns to her hometown in rural Nova Scotia. The show features her estranged father Sully (Scott Patterson) and newcomer Cal (Chad Michael Murray), among others. The show gained a larger audience after debuting on Netflix in July 2025. Previously, it aired on CTV before being picked up by The CW. Cast Insights Scott Patterson discussed the collaborative environment on set, describing how actors are encouraged to provide input and share ideas. He noted the supportive nature of executive producer Roma Roth, who values contributions from the cast. Morgan Kohan will return as Maggie, facing new challenges as her past becomes entangled with present events, including a surprise revelation about her marriage to Liam. Season 4 Expectations The series promises significant developments and twists as relationships continue to evolve. Showrunner Roma Roth teased a significant event concluding the current season that will impact season 4. Chad Michael Murray remains excited about his role as Cal, highlighting the character’s journey of healing and self-discovery in this slow-paced drama focusing on life beyond work. Departures and Returns While Scott Patterson praised the production process, Us Weekly reported his departure before season 4 starts. Other cast members who will be back include Tom Jackson and Andrea Menard, each bringing depth to their respective storylines.

Mar 05, 2026
Mary Gingles' Tragic End: The Missed Opportunities by Police New

Mary Gingles' Tragic End: The Missed Opportunities by Police

In February 2025, Mary Gingles and two others were allegedly killed by her estranged husband, Nathan Gingles, after she had repeatedly sought help from police out of fear for her safety. Investigative journalist Kristin Thorne explored how law enforcement did not adequately address Mary's concerns. The Day of the Incident Nathan Gingles is accused of killing Mary in front of their young daughter, as well as shooting Mary's father David Ponzer and neighbor Andrew Ferrin. On the day of the murders, Ponzer was shot in Mary's backyard. Following this, Nathan pursued Mary, resulting in a fatal confrontation at Ferrin's house where he also killed Ferrin. Mary's Attempts for Help Mary contacted police multiple times, expressing that Nathan was threatening her life. She even documented his actions by reporting a break-in during which Nathan placed a GPS tracker on her car. Despite providing evidence, police delayed taking definitive action against Nathan. Mary obtained a restraining order against Nathan that required him to surrender his firearms, but law enforcement failed to enforce this effectively. Consequences and Reactions The killings prompted an investigation into law enforcement's response to Mary's reports. Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony acknowledged the department's failure to protect Mary and held several deputies accountable for mishandling the case. Eight deputies were fired and 21 others disciplined following an internal review. Many involved officers are challenging these decisions through their union.

Mar 05, 2026