THIS MONTH’S PRINT HEADLINES, MARCH/APRIL 2010
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Published: March 16, 2010
Here are the print headlines from this month’s (March/April 2010) issue of Disclosure, on stands in some areas now with delivery to be complete Wednesday, March 17.
Coach dismissed after 20 girls file complaints—Gallatin Co.
Gang beatings continue unabated—Sumner
Teacher plotted to seduce student—Richland Co.
More Martin indictments—Benton
Mistrial sought in cocaine case, alleges juror misconduct—Saline Co.
Grant money’s here…but so are the houses, at Lake Lawrence—Lawrence Co.
Congressman’s woes getting closer to Disclosure’s back yard—Jefferson Co.
Firing, charging cop might be tip on drug highway—Franklin Co.
Cocaine is king in Saline: Another former coach/teacher hemmed up
Five arrested in Hardin Co. Fentanyl patch death
Arrested with suspected meth lab twice in one week—White Co.
Prison guard lied about doper girlfriend—Richland Co.
Sumner four busted when home searched for dope
Trial date set in murder case—Richland Co.
$1,000 bond up for forfeiture—White Co
DCFS reverses its own drug policy, jury trial set—White Co.
Sex offender jailed for not notifying of address change—Richland Co.
Battering pair are sentenced—Richland Co.
Murder for hire target gets DUI—Wayne Co.
Violent criminal history leads to drug arrest—Lawrence Co
Nurse and hubby sent to prison—Clay Co.
Habitual drug offender headed back to the joint—White Co.
Sexual assault case set for trial—Richland Co.
Rockin down the highway: Mexcrement stopped with giant pot haul; ISP won’t ‘confirm or deny’ Scates—Tuscola
Serial drunk’s trial for shattered man’s face set—Saline Co.
Battered spending spree leads to prison—Richland Co.
Teen arrested in sunset burglary—Richland Co.
Domestic disturbance duo both doing time—White Co.
Crash leads to dope stash—White Co.
Xenia couple face meth charges—Clay Co.
Gets jail for battering officer—Richland Co.
Drug suspect charged with theft of drug test kit—Richland Co.
Cocaine deliver witness harassment case: probable cause found, no ‘threats’ in text—Saline Co.
Former Edwards Co. mistreant takes talent on the road—Wayne Co.
Violent street punk/doper up on DUI, theft battery and wrongful death charges—Saline/Jackson/Williamson counties
Mad Max even madder over accident; sues woman despite adequate insurance—Bridgeport
Passed out at intersection; heroin found in car—Paxton/New Haven
Dad who left baby out in freezing cold charged only with misdemeanors—Carrier Mills
Problems in Sumner: jobs, police, water
Todd Fort’s car—Saline Co.
Almost 12 years later, mother wonders who was responsible for daughter’s death—Saline/Gallatin counties
Micromanaging an outgoing sheriff: board rep calls for special prosecutor to investigate—Wayne Co.
No lawsuit against Cox for not paying attorney—YET—Saline Co.
Fairfield Memorial, Molt being sued by Coe estate—Wayne Co.
He ain’t no SUPERMAN!—Saline Co./Metropolis
Li’l Pee, stranger to beer…or so he says for court—Richland Co.
Rumors quashed: Stanley back on duty late March–Saline Co.
Multiple arrests in October Edwards County drunk driving deaths
No WONDER he was so nervous about his ‘puter…—Crawford Co.
Ponzi guy in Leavenworth—Saline Co.
Columns:
Surly & Uncooperative—What’s the deal with sugar-coating for predators?
Prose & Cons—Help us, oh great (*snicker*) Walking Eagle!
(No Icy this month…too busy dealing w/pregnant child)
Voice of the People:
On the new Republican Party Chair, Lawrence
Wabash County financial woes cured with common sense
More on Clay County cops
Dog shot in Sims, owner’s grandma understandably pissed
Input from Gallatin Co. parent on coach situation
Complains of attorney, lost rights
Frightening matter with sex offenders in Richland, Clay
Sick of state-controlled media slant
Monroe juror speaks out about what’s happening in the community
On Hardin County OD deaths
Features:
Who’s at the trough?—Hamilton County
Who’s on the teat?—Hardin County
Back over You Tails—Former Browns resident/now Harrisburg resident Johnny Williams files a massive civil suit in federal court against Edwards/Wayne entities; Edwards County and West Salem are in the crosshairs or a federal civil right lawsuit to be filed by shooting victim Nathan Headley; newest associate judge Mark “Mr. Twitchy” Shaner’s 1993 divorce during which he was accused of possible child molestation (of his own kids) is examined; the citizens of Lawrenceville are paying for one less Mefford’s Misfit after Tyler Parrott is busted in Indiana for DUI; Olney’s mayor Tommie Fehrenbacher is scrambling not just for votes, but to keep one step ahead of investigators; another atrocity in Lawrence’s jail is handled when a jailer, Bill Jones, piss tests hot for meth and resigns; the first installment of an unedited transcript of the interview of Tommy Lynn Sells, the choice of the ABJ (Anybody But Julie) group for an alternative of who ‘really’ killed Joel Kirkpatrick in 1997, is published; as an 80th anniversary commemoration of the 1925 Tri-State Tornado, the Griffin section of Angela Mason Howser’s book on the subject is published as a pull-out; questions arise over why Edwards County law enforcement officials are responding for ‘meth lab cleanup’ in adjacent counties while still on the clock in Edwards; the new Mrs. McSheriff in Wabash, Jeanie Lyn Cullivan Eckiss McWilliams is popped for driving without a license in Mt. Carmel; Champion Labs takes to mainstream mdeia to heartily declare that their new round of layoffs aren’t ‘downsizing,’ but are ‘rightsizing’; Fairfield mayor Mickey Borah is taken to task by city council member David Simpson for not having the city’s financial report read at each meeting; a three-way race for mayor is developing in St. Francisville and may hinge on which candidate is opposed to keeping Billy ‘PeeWee’ Darnell on as ‘police chief’; the shooting of Nathan Headley isn’t the only errant deputy problem in the area, as Disclosure learns that two Wayne County deputies, along with the sheriff, were involved in a ‘shooting at a restrained subject’ incident about a month before; and Wabash County sheriff Terry McWilliams outs himself as a long-time source of articles for Disclosure articles after he couldn’t persuade the paper to keep his most recent indiscretions with women out of print, whining “I don’t know why they treat me like this after I’ve helped them so much!”
WHAT WE DIDN’T GET TO THIS MONTH:
A detailed account of the most recent stalking/OP violation accusation of Paul McSparin, which includes a car chase
A follow-up of the Mike Chekevdia/Shannon Wilfong matter in Franklin County, complete with a revealing look at Chekevdia family members, the Vreelands and the Perrequets, among whom there are several imprisoned for violence/sexual assault/molestation
The continuing investigation into the matter of Eric Lewis in Clay County and his federal sentence for “stealing” money from Crow’s Seed clients (there’s more to this than what the recent settlement in civil court is showing)
An auto arson in Clay City and examination of why officials seem to be ignoring the matter
Ongoing investigation into accusations about bad behavior of a state trooper’s wife
Complaints about Cody Martin originating in White County from more than a year back…and some more recent information
More as we are able…still delivering…
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