"BILLINGS, Mont.- Prosecutors have filed murder charges and say they intend to seek the death penalty against the two men accused in the kidnapping and killing of Sherry Arnold, a Montana teacher.
Lester Van Waters Jr., 48, and 22-year-old Michael Keith Spell are accused of grabbing Arnold off a street in Sidney, Mont. while she was on a morning run Jan. 7...." (Read more? Click title)
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February 16, 2012
SandBox Comments: KJCT News 8 "Parachute Pair Faces Charges in Montana"
Though nothing can be greater than the tragedy for the Arnold family, these cases have more victims on the sidelines.
Our local judge who obeyed law and also trusted what was told in court and let him cross state lines. Our law enforcement spanning multiple states who cannot find the assumed deceased. When discretion is found to be human in nature and not infallible, there are times when the tragedy that results touches many lives.
These are the types of cases that haunt until they are resolved. 'SandBox Nanny' hopes that the hearts and minds of all the victims can start moving toward resolution.
We'll watch for the information Don Coleman implies in his report today. Over on KJCT.
"...The judge in this case set bail at $2.5 million for each of the suspects. Both will appear again in court later this month and if convicted of the charges could face the death penalty.
While the justice system runs its course, the Montana community continues to mourn the loss of Arnold. The popular high school math teacher's birthday was Monday and she would have been 44, according to KTVQ.
Despite the charges, there is still a large mystery surrounding why Waters Jr. and Spell are accused in this case. Prosecutors, however, plan to announce why in the coming weeks...." (Read more? Click title)
"Unapologetically pursuing and tracking patterns within the news others make since 2010."
Our local judge who obeyed law and also trusted what was told in court and let him cross state lines. Our law enforcement spanning multiple states who cannot find the assumed deceased. When discretion is found to be human in nature and not infallible, there are times when the tragedy that results touches many lives.
These are the types of cases that haunt until they are resolved. 'SandBox Nanny' hopes that the hearts and minds of all the victims can start moving toward resolution.
We'll watch for the information Don Coleman implies in his report today. Over on KJCT.
"...The judge in this case set bail at $2.5 million for each of the suspects. Both will appear again in court later this month and if convicted of the charges could face the death penalty.
While the justice system runs its course, the Montana community continues to mourn the loss of Arnold. The popular high school math teacher's birthday was Monday and she would have been 44, according to KTVQ.
Despite the charges, there is still a large mystery surrounding why Waters Jr. and Spell are accused in this case. Prosecutors, however, plan to announce why in the coming weeks...." (Read more? Click title)
"Unapologetically pursuing and tracking patterns within the news others make since 2010."
January 25, 2012
SandBox Comments: Grand Junction Daily Sentinel "Extradition hearings set in missing teacher case"
via Grand Junction Daily Sentinel:
"The FBI is leading the two-state investigation. The agency has said Arnold is presumed dead, although her body has not been found.
Richland County, Mont., prosecutor Michael Weber alleges the two men kidnapped Arnold from a Sidney street about 10 minutes after she left her home. Only one of her running shoes has been found.
The FBI asked landowners in extreme northeastern Montana and in four counties in northwest North Dakota to search abandoned farmsteads that have shelterbelts with rows of mature or rotting trees.
According to court records, the two men left western Colorado less than two days before Arnold disappeared.... "
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"The FBI is leading the two-state investigation. The agency has said Arnold is presumed dead, although her body has not been found.
Richland County, Mont., prosecutor Michael Weber alleges the two men kidnapped Arnold from a Sidney street about 10 minutes after she left her home. Only one of her running shoes has been found.
The FBI asked landowners in extreme northeastern Montana and in four counties in northwest North Dakota to search abandoned farmsteads that have shelterbelts with rows of mature or rotting trees.
According to court records, the two men left western Colorado less than two days before Arnold disappeared.... "
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