Peter James Scranton

Mr. Scranton was extremely easy to work with. From the initial consultation and through out the case. He was punctual and very knowledgeable. He went above and beyond his duties as lawyer. He gained a win in my case, that I thought was unobtainable. His professionalism and dedication to his clients s...how. I would recommend him to any and everyone.

ATHENS UPTOWN Local Oddities News Alexandria of Macedonia Causes Stir Uptown Claiming to Be a Werewolf ATHENS Friday night shoppers got an unexpected dose of ancient history and supernatural flair when Alexandria of Macedonia, a self-proclaimed descendant of conquerors, was reportedly approached b...y police after declaring herself a werewolf outside a café uptown. Witnesses say Alexandria had been “howling about lunar sovereignty” and showing off what she described as her “satanic tattoo of transformation.” Bystanders say she wasn’t threatening anyone—just giving what one student called “a highly convincing TED Talk on full moons and freedom.” Police confirmed they received a call about “a possible disturbance,” but upon arrival, officers found Alexandria calm, sipping coffee, and discussing the symbolic nature of lycanthropy as a metaphor for self-liberation. “She said the werewolf thing was about reclaiming her wild feminine power,” said Officer Grant, smiling. “Honestly, we’ve had weirder Fridays.” By the end of the night, Alexandria was reportedly seen posing for selfies with students, offering to “bless their tattoos with moonlight.” No charges were filed. As one onlooker put it, “It wasn’t a disturbanceit was performance art.” THE ATHENS DAILY SCREAM! Saturday Edition “When the Moon Hits Uptown” WEREWOLF WOMAN OF MACEDONIA HOWLS FOR FREEDOM COPS CALLED TO UPTOWN CHAOS! Athens, OH Shoppers at the Uptown square were treated to a supernatural surprise last night when a mysterious woman calling herself Alexandria of Macedonia claimed to be a werewolf “under divine lunar contract” and proudly flashed what witnesses describe as a satanic tattoo on her shoulder. “I thought it was a TikTok stunt,” said one witness, “but then she quoted Nietzsche, howled at the sky, and started blessing people with espresso foam.” Local police responded after multiple calls about “a charming but alarming wolf-goddess situation.” When questioned, Alexandria allegedly explained that her tattoo was “a sigil of liberation” and that the wolf inside her “just wanted a night out.” Officers reportedly decided she was more poetic than problematic and let her go with a friendly warning about public howling ordinances. By the end of the night, Alexandria had attracted a small following of students chanting “LET THE WOLF BE FREE!” near the courthouse steps. One onlooker said, “It’s Athens. We’ve seen ghosts, goats, and now wolves. Fridays just keep getting better.”