We’ve been hearing for days that Roger Young, the man who last year was accused of attempting to hire a hit man to kill his wife, had bonded out of jail at the Saline County Detention Center.
Yesterday’s scene across from the veterinary clinic on Highway 250 between Lawrenceville and Bridgeport was a spectacle with no explanation at the time.
We’re trying to figure out if El Prosecutor Grande Mike Wepsiec in Jackson County is simply trying to clear his docket before he’s no longer in charge of the office of state’s attorney, or if something more interesting has come to pass.
What’s a Q&D, you ask?
A roundup that consists of interesting events in ‘rado; Cav e-in-Rock; Jamal Oxford is back, this time in Franklin County; debacle in a Clay County village a la Elizabethtown and the firefighters; Westall murder in Lawrence and Brandon Jenkins’ murder trial.
Court security was heavy today in Lawrenceville at the county courthouse for the first advisement of charges for Tyler McQueen and Helen Marie Westall.
Just caught wind of the big, big race for state’s attorney in Jackson County, this involving the two attorneys who are duking it out to become Mike Wepsiec’s replacement, Matt Chancey and Mike Carr.
The man tasked with carrying out the state’s case against Kristina (Tina) Martin and her former stepson Cody Martin has decided not to run for re-election after the current term, up in 2012.
The United States of America will rest its case against Gallatin County sheriff Raymond Martin tomorrow morning after executing a prosecution so airtight many are left wondering why Martin bothered taking his case to a jury.
As the trial of now-jailed Gallatin County sheriff Raymond Martin continues to unfold, the witnesses offering testimony get more and more stunning
