Where does it say that something is sealed? Is it on the complaint? TISAgree 100%- nobody needs to know that except the judge who throws this into the worst prison cell WI has to offer.
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Where does it say that something is sealed? Is it on the complaint? TISAgree 100%- nobody needs to know that except the judge who throws this into the worst prison cell WI has to offer.
It's a sony x flat tvLooks like a Sony Trinitron, or Panasonic Tau CRT, which were sold primarily as televisions, but could also double as a monitor. Judging by its arrangement I'm thinking it may have been used as a TV, but it's tough to tell.
Agreed. The whole "I passed a random maybe Ford Taurus, maybe maroon, while on my way to an undistinguishable 911 call in a county where horrific crimes don't happen" probably only came up long afterwards. I suppose they could have released the information, but how helpful would that have been?
Hiding someone under a bed with weights and totes around bed aren't what would typically come to mind when restraining someone.. I am in no means trying to diminish any of what she has experienced because all of it should never have happened.. Not sure what I am actually trying to express
I'm not sure where in the house the bathroom is, but the complaint says he walked through all of the rooms of the house before figuring out Jayme and her mother were in the bathroom.
Pursuant to our due process rights per the US Constitution, there is a process that must occur in order for someone to be held over for trial when charged with a crime. Part of that process is that the state must establish that there exists evidence to show that it is reasonable to charge the defendant and it is probable that the crimes charged were actually committed.
To satisfy that requirement the state issues a written statement as to the evidence which establishes probable cause.
So he didn’t even make it out of boot camp? Oorah!Wow! Haaa, I nailed that one.
I’m a bit surprised he even lasted five weeks.
What a loser. He ain’t no Marine.
He escalated to the max right away. How could it have been any worse? Jayme is truly a survivor after going through all that.I think how can this be his first serious crime? I mean we know these monsters usually escalate.
Wow! Haaa, I nailed that one.
I’m a bit surprised he even lasted five weeks.
What a loser. He ain’t no Marine.
Wow. Just wow. Who knew it would be as simple as that. Simply witnessing a girl waiting for a bus. A child. Guess some of you did speculate that was a possibility. Very saddened those speculations are now fact. Life is stranger than fiction- but so is mere chance. The chance he saw her on that day. The odds. The combination of timing. Jayme, hopefully will learn nothing but mere chance and the raging and sociopathic nature of the person that saw her on a fluke caused this. Never mind. Chance didn’t cause this. Jake Patterson did. piece of *advertiser censored*. So unfair. So cruel.Paul Blume on Twitter
Complaint says defendant Jake Patterson confessed to killing James & Denise Closs as well as the kidnapping. Prosecutors alleged he worked out of town. Stopped behind school bus and saw #JaymeCloss. Told authorities he just knew Jayme was the girl "he was going to take.'
Not for me, it's asking for me to subscribe. Fixed it, had to remove my . Thanks!First link works for me, they're not asking me to pay. They're just showing the courtroom with people present. Court appearance is still 15 minutes away.
Oh no, It opens for me. ? If I can find another one, I'll post it.Is there a link that's not behind a paywall? tia
Wow! Haaa, I nailed that one.
I’m a bit surprised he even lasted five weeks.
What a loser. He ain’t no Marine.
Not for me, it's asking for me to subscribe. Ugh
Nope. And it makes sense. This guy obviously couldn’t handle authority, and his subsequent employment history jibed with this.So he didn’t even make it out of boot camp? Oorah!
Thanks for the reply. I've seen records sealed for that purpose just not before at least one hearing. Trying to keep the objectivity /no emotional involvement alive in retirement but may have slipped today lol. Thanks again!I don't. But it seems that unlike CO for those who followed the Watts family case, it's much easier to seal a record in Wisconsin. Wisconsin Legislature: 801.21
Typically at this stage facts remain sealed to protect an ongoing investigation.