GUILTY CO - Kelsey Berreth, 29, Woodland Park, Teller County, 22 Nov 2018 - *Arrest* #70

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@woundwarrior and @zea mays , I thank you both very much for your input.

When we found out that KKL was involved with KB's demise, and she was a nurse, I was very concerned.

Assuming KKL gets her Idaho license revoked, will this revocation apply to the green states as well? Or, do some of the green states have more leeway to their licensing requirements?
 
crhedBngr said:
@woundwarrior and @zea mays , I thank you both very much for your input.

When we found out that KKL was involved with KB's demise, and she was a nurse, I was very concerned.

Assuming KKL gets her Idaho license revoked, will this revocation apply to the green states as well? Or, do some of the green states have more leeway to their licensing requirements?
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It will apply to them all. And, it would be INCREDIBLY unlikely for her to get a license in the non-compact (non-green) states at a later date. She would have to commit fraud (state that she had never had disciplinary action on her application) and still would likely be detected at some point. It's pretty safe to say she will have no ability to practice as a nurse after she leaves jail.
 
I missed all the news til now. I thought she was being sentenced on the 2nd for some reason.

Woohoo!!!! Maxed her out. I would have loved to see her on post-release probation for a little longer than a year though!!

Time to take off my nail polish. I considered waiting til Ma was charged but it's not looking like that's gonna happen.:mad:
 
crhedBngr said:
@woundwarrior and @zea mays , I thank you both very much for your input.

When we found out that KKL was involved with KB's demise, and she was a nurse, I was very concerned.

Assuming KKL gets her Idaho license revoked, will this revocation apply to the green states as well? Or, do some of the green states have more leeway to their licensing requirements?
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She will no longer have a nursing license and not be able to obtain one in any state.
Nurses don't conspire to murder. JMO
 
zea mays said:
It will apply to them all. And, it would be INCREDIBLY unlikely for her to get a license in the non-compact (non-green) states at a later date. She would have to commit fraud (state that she had never had disciplinary action on her application) and still would likely be detected at some point. It's pretty safe to say she will have no ability to practice as a nurse after she leaves jail.
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woundwarrior said:
She will no longer have a nursing license and not be able to obtain one in any state.
Nurses don't conspire to murder. JMO
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Thank you. I am really glad to read your responses.
 
Owutatangledweb said:
I missed all the news til now. I thought she was being sentenced on the 2nd for some reason.

Woohoo!!!! Maxed her out. I would have loved to see her on post-release probation for a little longer than a year though!!

Time to take off my nail polish. I considered waiting til Ma was charged but it's not looking like that's gonna happen.:mad:
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Oh, I wouldn't get out the acetone just yet…

DA May mentioned in his presser yesterday afternoon that a special prosecutor was investigating the murder solicitations PF made from prison.

I still think it's possible Ma may end up being tied to those solicitations, specifically, the payments.

And then there's the matter of the missing horses, Cinnamon and Easter.

Ma ain't home-free yet.

JMO.
 
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GordianKnot said:
Oh, I wouldn't get out the acetone just yet…

DA May mentioned in his presser yesterday afternoon that a special prosecutor was investigating the murder solicitations PF made from prison.

I still think it's possible Ma may end up being tied to those solicitations, specifically, the payments.

And then there's the matter of the missing horses, Cinnamon and Easter.

Ma ain't home-free yet.

JMO.
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What missing horses?
I missed that....
 
skyedaze said:
What missing horses?
I missed that....
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Woman fears the worst after unknowingly leaving horses with convicted murderer Patrick Frazee

SABBM:
The Park County woman was moving to Arkansas to be closer to her grandchildren. She arranged for her farrier (a horseshoe expert) of five years to find a good home for her horses Easter and Cinnamon.

“He told me that it was a friend that he went to high school with,” Oliver said. “I thought I could trust him.”

That trust was shattered a month later, after the man she left her horses with, Patrick Frazee, was arrested for murdering his fiancee Kelsey Berreth.

“He committed murder,” Oliver said. “So there you go. You just don’t know people you think you know.”

Oliver says she hasn’t seen her horses since, and now is left wondering what Frazee did to them.
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I mean, I hate to break it to Ms. Oliver, I really do.

But this is PF we're talking about here.

Re: the current whereabouts of Easter and Cinnamon, I'm thinking glue factory.

JMO.
 
GordianKnot said:
Woman fears the worst after unknowingly leaving horses with convicted murderer Patrick Frazee

SABBM:
The Park County woman was moving to Arkansas to be closer to her grandchildren. She arranged for her farrier (a horseshoe expert) of five years to find a good home for her horses Easter and Cinnamon.

“He told me that it was a friend that he went to high school with,” Oliver said. “I thought I could trust him.”

That trust was shattered a month later, after the man she left her horses with, Patrick Frazee, was arrested for murdering his fiancee Kelsey Berreth.

“He committed murder,” Oliver said. “So there you go. You just don’t know people you think you know.”

Oliver says she hasn’t seen her horses since, and now is left wondering what Frazee did to them.
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I mean, I hate to break it to Ms. Oliver, I really do.

But this is PF we're talking about here.

Re: the current whereabouts of Easter and Cinnamon, I'm thinking glue factory.

JMO.
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Oh no! :(
 
JAN 30, 2020
Krystal Lee sentenced to 3 years; how much time will she serve? - KRDO
[...]

"It's sort of an innocuous crime, it doesn't have any serious consequences like a violent crime would," said Criminal Defense Attorney, Pat Mika, who believes she won't be behind barbed wires and prison doors for too long.

"She is automatically eligible for a reduction of 25% reduction off the top of the sentence before she goes into prison. That reduces her sentence down to 27 months. She is eligible for parole after she serves half of that time in prison so that would give her 13 and a half months in her parole eligibility date comes up," he said.

[...]

"In this system, she starts getting processed out about nine months before her parole eligibility date so she could theoretically serve a prison sentence of 4 months or 4.5 months," Mika said.

[...]
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PommyMommy said:
JAN 30, 2020
Krystal Lee sentenced to 3 years; how much time will she serve? - KRDO
[...]

"It's sort of an innocuous crime, it doesn't have any serious consequences like a violent crime would," said Criminal Defense Attorney, Pat Mika, who believes she won't be behind barbed wires and prison doors for too long.

"She is automatically eligible for a reduction of 25% reduction off the top of the sentence before she goes into prison. That reduces her sentence down to 27 months. She is eligible for parole after she serves half of that time in prison so that would give her 13 and a half months in her parole eligibility date comes up," he said.

[...]

"In this system, she starts getting processed out about nine months before her parole eligibility date so she could theoretically serve a prison sentence of 4 months or 4.5 months," Mika said.

[...]
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Not directed at you Pommy, but 4 to 4.5 months for what she did is utterly obscene :( IMHO
 
PommyMommy said:
I agree. Did you read the last sentence of the article? It's so ridiculous I couldn't bring myself to copy it here. :eek: MOO
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I hadn't, but I have now. Ridiculous pretty much sums it up. It's also so very, very sad that she wasn't held accountable in a meaningful way :( Thankfully, at least PF's sentence was gratifying. I guess her real sentence will be looking over her shoulder for as long as that turd is alive.
 
Friday, January 31st:
*Termination of Parental Rights Hearing (re child custody) (@ 8:30am MT) - CO – Kelsey Berreth (29) (last seen Nov. 22, 2018, Woodland Park; phone pinged 800 miles away in Gooding, Idaho on 11/25/18 @ 5:13pm, reported missing Dec. 2, 2018; not found) – for *Patrick Michael Frazee (32) “fiancé” arrested (12/21/18), charged (12/31/18) & arraigned (4/8/19) with 2 counts 1st degree murder (to align with the prosecution’s theories on how he did it), 3 counts of solicitation to commit 1st degree murder, 1st degree felony murder (death during attempted robbery) and charged (4/5/19) with 2 counts of crime of violence (sentence enhancer). Plead not guilty. Held without bond. DA will not seek DP.
Trial began on Monday, 10/28 with jury selection, trial started on 11/1. Trial ended 11/18/19. Jurors: 7 women & 5 men; alternates: 2 women & 2 men. Jury deliberated for 3 ½ hours and found him GUILTY on all counts. Sentenced to life without the possibility of parole plus 156 years, plus 5 years with parole for solicitation.
See post #570 here for 10/28/19 thru 11/18/19 court trial information (Day 1 thru Day 11):
GUILTY - CO - Kelsey Berreth, 29, Woodland Park, Teller County, 22 Nov 2018 - *Arrest* #68
12/5/19: Child: Next Termination of Parental Rights hearing on 1/31/20.
*Krystal Jean Lee (Kenney) – Plea deal-plead guilty to 1 count of tampering with physical evidence, a class 6 felony, with an open sentence. Will testify at Frazee’s trial. Kenney will be sentenced Jan. 28. 1/28/20: Judge Sells has sentenced Kenney to 3 years in prison followed by 1 year mandatory parole - the max allowed due to plea deal with prosecutors.
 
GordianKnot said:
Oh, I wouldn't get out the acetone just yet…

DA May mentioned in his presser yesterday afternoon that a special prosecutor was investigating the murder solicitations PF made from prison.

I still think it's possible Ma may end up being tied to those solicitations, specifically, the payments.

And then there's the matter of the missing horses, Cinnamon and Easter.

Ma ain't home-free yet.

JMO.
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Woohoo!!!! Nail polish stays ... for now.

Whoooooo are Cinnamon and Easter? I've followed since the beginning. Missed this somehow.
 
susiQ said:
Not directed at you Pommy, but 4 to 4.5 months for what she did is utterly obscene :( IMHO
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Colorado is not alone with the "no truth in sentences" -- Michelle Carter shaved off almost 6 months of her sentence by attending prison courses, working, good behavior, etc. and was released just last week after spending little time in DOC (texted Conrad to kill himself).
 
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