Found Deceased CO - Gannon Stauch, 11, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, 27 Jan 2020 **ARREST** #37

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This makes me happy to see all the experts in so many different fields.

I seriously don't understand how people think they will get away with crimes now days. You don't even have to be heavy into true crime to know that there are "eyes" everywhere and devices are smarter than most people.

MOO
 
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Has there ever been a case in the US where there was a murder conviction without a body and LE had none of: 1. Large amount of blood indicating death 2. Witness of murder 3. Confession from murderer 4. Enough bone fragments to indicate death

They probably found #1, I guess #2 is possible but doesn't seem likely.
There was a no body conviction in my area of Northern California in 2007. Mario Garcia was convicted of first degree murder of Christie Wilson. No blood only DNA that was found on a door handle and in the trunk of his car.

Mario Garcia was convicted after DNA evidence and cuts and scrapes to his body convinced a jury he had taken Christie Wilson somewhere, killed her, then dumped her body. The two had met during a night of gambling at Placer County’s Thunder Valley Casino in October of 2005.

Mom Desperate To Find Daughter's Body 12 Years After She Went Missing

Man gets 59 years to life in murder of S.J. native – The Mercury News

The Biggest Gamble
 
This makes me happy to see all the experts in so many different fields.

I seriously don't understand how people think they will get away with crimes now days. You don't even have to be heavy into true crime to know that there are "eyes" everywhere and devices are smarter than most people.

MOO

I think many crimes are committed by people who give very little thought to how they'll "get away with it." I think Chris Watts got mad (early in the morning) at his wife because she was not happy about his affair. He was prepared to kill her, but he didn't plan very well what he would do after.

I think Letecia Stauch is even more impulsive. She has had many run-ins with the law (and, I bet, with coworkers and other people in her life). She is used to getting away with antisocial behavior. There's been very little incentive for her to stop flipping out, scaring and manipulating people.

She's talked her way out of all these other (much less serious) situations, she's trying the same strategy here. But she went way over the line, this isn't a mere screaming fit or psychological abuse.
 
Boy that was encouraging to read. This should really be standard, everywhere.

Agree.
MOO where the training and reporting required it creates the "better safe (report) than sorry (kid gets abused) thinking."
Nips issues in the bud, and it saves kids just from everyones awareness of the problem. Potential abusers modify their behavior knowing if there is suspicion there will be a follow up.
 
I do not disagree. :) I feel pretty certain that she had possession of his phone from Sunday on.

I am more interested in learning when the internet search took place. Was it Sunday night? Was it during the 4 hours? Was it when she returned home (without him)? I, personally, feel this internet search is going to prove pre-meditation on her part. Among many other things! ;)

It will also show the level of planning she went to to explain things away. For example; the search was used to report him as a runaway. However, it was really a cover-up (on his part?), to hide the fact someone was sent to pick him up. Despite the fact LE never considered him to have been abducted, T wanted to plant seeds of doubt, and cast suspicion elsewhere. Then there is the fact that she left her phone at home, but took Gannon's phone with them. Why is that? If she were concerned Gannon was going to run away and take his phone with him, why would she give him the opportunity to do so? She obviously did not take into consideration he could have been tracked and found by now?

For me, Gannon's phone and the internet search she claims he made play a large role in the investigation. It put this whole case in motion. It's the first lie revealed. It was what she thought would protect her from suspicion. It's exactly what she tried using to blame Gannon's disappearance on Gannon. I don't like her. At all. :mad:
bbm
Thanks for pointing this out as I missed it ! ^^^

The thread is moving quickly and there's prob. more that I've missed.

I think it (above bolded) was said in the doc. with the complaints and charges; and the witness list.
Thought I had the basic facts down but apparently not.

I wonder when the very last time Gannon talked/tested/facetimed with anyone ?
Parents, friends, etc.
B/c after that (imo) is when the monster started to ramp up the abuse to the point of no return. :(
 
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The media could respond immediately, as soon as today. I doubt they would delay their response. Then the judge will read and respond with a ruling.

Wouldnt the judge need to wait the full 14 days to allow any interested media to respond? Its not like the media have a single appointed rep as far as I know.

An early ruling to allow it to be published might make sense but an early "no" Im not so sure.
 
Wouldnt the judge need to wait the full 14 days to allow any interested media to respond? Its not like the media have a single appointed rep as far as I know.

An early ruling to allow it to be published might make sense but an early "no" Im not so sure.
No. The media has joined together in this, and there is a lone attorney handling the motion for the (more than a dozen) outlets.

The media asked for it to be released, the defense responded, and now the media gets to respond.

The deadline is 14 days, but I’d be shocked if they hadn’t already filed.

https://www.courts.state.co.us/user...it of Probably Cause in Support of Arrest.pdf
 
I've been busy over on the Corona virus thread and was disappointed to check in here only to see that Gannon still hasn't been found. What's it going to take??

Damn you LS! :mad:
Same here re: Covid-19. I have asthma and am on self imposed social distancing in my apartment. Every day I come here hoping they have found him and he can be placed at rest and his family can have that closure. Sweet, sweet boy...
 
No. The media has joined together in this, and there is a lone attorney handling the motion for the (more than a dozen) outlets.

The media asked for it to be released, the defense responded, and now the media gets to respond.

The deadline is 14 days, but I’d be shocked if they hadn’t already filed.

https://www.courts.state.co.us/userfiles/file/Court_Probation/04th_Judicial_District/El_Paso/20CR1358/001/Motion to Unseal Forthwith the Affidavit of Probably Cause in Support of Arrest.pdf
I’m kind of confused. Are the probable cause documents the warrants ? They said the handling of the release of the warrants would be discussed at the status hearing on 4/14 IIRC.
 
Dismissed?
Gannon is my hero! This would have been around the time of arrest in MB...there appeared to be a Letecia Locklear also arrested at same time, some one posted and said there was actually was another Letecia, not our dear Letecia, w/ all this new info, we need to revisit that...IIRC...in my neck of woods, Letecia is uncommon, but per NCWatcher, fairly common name in areas of NC... feel certain our Letecia has benefited from this MOOJustice for LeticiaoopsGannon!
 
I’m kind of confused. Are the probable cause documents the warrants ? They said the handling of the release of the warrants would be discussed at the status hearing on 4/14 IIRC.
The media is asking for the arrest affidavit (probable cause documents).

Search warrants are typically released as well, but those almost always come at a much later date (following the preliminary hearing in the Frazee case for instance).

So those are separate issues.
 
The media is asking for the arrest affidavit (probable cause documents).

Search warrants are typically released as well, but those almost always come at a much later date (following the preliminary hearing in the Frazee case for instance).

So those are separate issues.
Ughh I was hopeful the affidavit would be released . With out anything new it’s like banging my head on a wall trying to figure this out. But not much to figure out just the how and where pretty sure they have the who and when moo
 
I think many crimes are committed by people who give very little thought to how they'll "get away with it." I think Chris Watts got mad (early in the morning) at his wife because she was not happy about his affair. He was prepared to kill her, but he didn't plan very well what he would do after.

I think Letecia Stauch is even more impulsive. She has had many run-ins with the law (and, I bet, with coworkers and other people in her life). She is used to getting away with antisocial behavior. There's been very little incentive for her to stop flipping out, scaring and manipulating people.

She's talked her way out of all these other (much less serious) situations, she's trying the same strategy here. But she went way over the line, this isn't a mere screaming fit or psychological abuse.

I think you have summarized this well. Looking forward to see the evidence which I think will back this up.
 
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