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The first half of Wednesday was spent listening to several different phone conversations between Letecia and Al Stauch, all of which were recorded by the FBI in the morning and afternoon of Feb. 14, 2020.
The calls were similar to the two-hour phone conversation played between Al and Letecia Stauch on Tuesday afternoon, where Letecia Stauch claimed that a Mexican man had entered their home, that she hit her head on a table and “blacked out,” that she was raped, and that the alleged intruder took Gannon and left.
Al Stauch was coached through all the recorded phone calls played in court by FBI agents.
In all five phone conversations played in the morning on Wednesday, Letecia Stauch continues to vehemently deny having anything to do with Gannon's disappearance and continues to change her story about what happened the day Gannon was reported missing, Jan. 27, 2020.
In the first phone conversation, Letecia Stauch can be heard sobbing, hysterically begging for Al Stauch to advocate for her to get immunity to tell the rest of the story.
“I’m not a criminal. I don’t kill people," Letecia Stauch can be heard yelling.
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Questions regarding sanity continue to swirl in the case of Letecia Stauch, who is accused of killing her 11-year-old stepson Gannon Stauch in January 2020, and on Wednesday her ex-husband
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