Sasquatch321
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But the wood pile...
Until they cleared this guy I couldn't believe they just named someone a person of interest for no reason. But they did in the end.
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But the wood pile...
After that massive F up, my faith in the ability of that department to perform effectively is zero.Until they cleared this guy I couldn't believe they just named someone a person of interest for no reason. But they did in the end.
-------------------------------------------The $ went up after Thursday’s press conference. The real surprise was there were no surprises. Sheriff Gudmundson’s candor was what exactly what has been needed in the case for a long time.
Stearns County knew it was Heinrich all along. In Sheriff Charlie Grafft’s dying days he told family members that SCSO knew it was Heinrich, they just lacked the evidence to charge him. If Grafft knew, all of leadership had to know. And that makes Sanner’s run at Rassier all the more baseless
The $ went up after Thursday’s press conference. The real surprise was there were no surprises. Sheriff Gudmundson’s candor was what exactly what has been needed in the case for a long time.
Stearns County knew it was Heinrich all along. In Sheriff Charlie Grafft’s dying days he told family members that SCSO knew it was Heinrich, they just lacked the evidence to charge him. If Grafft knew, all of leadership had to know. And that makes Sanner’s run at Rassier all the more baseless
Court rules against man once a person of interest in Wetterling case
A federal appeals court has affirmed a lower-court ruling that a man wrongly named a person of interest in the Jacob Wetterling case cannot sue law enforcement investigators for defamation and emotional distress because the suit was filed after the statute of limitations had expired.
In a 34-page lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in St. Paul in 2017, Daniel Rassier said he didn't know he was being recorded when, in 2009, he told Patty Wetterling that he thought authorities had done a poor job of investigating the abduction of her 11-year-old son, Jacob, decades earlier. Partly in retribution for those comments, Rassier alleged, law enforcement wrongly went after him, digging up his farm property to search for human remains in 2010 and publicly naming him as a "person of interest."