2015.08.27 Curtis Wayne Wright: Charged with Murder in the 2nd Degree

[atthelake]

I so so so doubt he is with Homeland Security. There are brilliant people who probably have Phd's in computer stuff. A criminal check would come back in minutes with his crime issues.

There are people that are competent. They do not need to use someone like him for any reason.

Psychopaths like to lie. Doesn't matter the theme or reality.

TSA is under Homeland Security fwiw

 

[Silverdraco69]

Wow, don't fall behind on WS- take it from me friends!


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My internet was down for a while came back and wow!!!! happy dance in Nevada!

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[human]

TSA is under Homeland Security fwiw

Was CWW with TSA?

 

[Dmacky]

I had saved so many articles about this piece of <modsnip> (that we know as CWW) I was just going through them and deleting ones that were no longer relevant. Our own KateB takes very good care of the media threads, should I ever need to find anything.
BUT I (think?) I found a diamond in the rough. I don't remember ever seeing this...or more than likely I have just forgotten about it.

DECEMBER 18, 2010 2:00 am

During the stop, the law enforcement officers became suspicious of illegal activity and obtained consent to search the vehicle. During the search, officers discovered what appeared to be methamphetamine-related paraphernalia as well as a recipe for the manufacturing of methamphetamine and two boxes of pseudoephedrine.

The occupant of the vehicle was identified as Curtis Wayne Wright, Jr., 41. While talking to Wright, officers determined that a possible meth lab was at a residence. They then responded to a house on New Offenburg Road.

With the assistance of the Mineral Area Drug Task Force, they discovered Muriatic acid, Coleman fuel, lye, salt, hydrogen chloride gas, sodium nitrate and lithium batteries and other paraphernalia.

Wright was arrested and a warrant issued with a bond set at $100,000. He is charged with 10 drug-related felonies.
http://dailyjournalonline.com/news/...cle_eb6b0f2a-0a4c-11e0-a32b-001cc4c002e0.html

 

[Dmacky]

Description: Possession Of Controlled Substance Except 35 Grams Or Less Of Marijuana { Felony C RSMo: 195.202 }
Date: 12/08/2010 Code: 3245000 Disposition: Guilty Plea - 08/23/2011
OCN: P2007236 Ticket Number: 999999998 Arresting Agency: SO STE GENEVIEVE CO-STE GEN
Sentence
Sentence: Incarceration DOC
Sentence Date: 08/23/2011 Start Date: 08/23/2011 Length: 6 Years
Text: SIX(6) YEARS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
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Date: 08/23/2011 Description: Judgment CVC $46 - Other Against: WRIGHT, CURTIS WAYNE
Amount of Judgment: $46.00 Date of Satisfaction: 12/17/2011
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Link
Case.net Missouri

It looks like to me that he was only in jail for 4 months? He certainly didn't serve 6 years or he'd still be there, where he should have been, and this heartbreaking murder wouldn't have happened!!
I need to go and find Sunkist's post. Her research was incredible.

 

[observation]

Dmac- I will never understand how people get sentenced to "x" amount of time and end up serving "y" for whatever reason- good behavior (eye roll into my skull) attendance to anger management etc. blows my mind, frankly! Lawyers could explain this until the cows come home- BUT here is a perfect example of if CWW actually served his term- he would have been unavailable to kill TS this summer. SMH


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[Dmacky]

Great post summarizing JR- snipped by me for space & focus.

My pet-area in this whole case is Casenet, particularly CWW's Casenet activity. Although I have a million other things to do, I spent yesterday entering most of CWW's Casenet activity into a spreadsheet, because, you know, I think in spreadsheets.

What really jumps out at me, especially after reading this JR summary, is the vast difference in punishment to crime ratio (for lack of a better term) between JR and CWW.

If I understand the above correctly, JR was found guilty of 1 felony, received probation, then after 3 or so years of successful probation (I'm assuming) is charged with probation violation related to his father's guns which were in his and his brother's home. This violation resulted in approximately 3 years in prison. (Now I did read the posts that said he did things not reflected in this record...but for these purposes, we're just going with what he was actually found guilty of. I left off things CWW was thought to have done, but not charged with also)

On the other hand, CWW:
5/8/1996- Incident occurred which led to CWW being charged with (1) Dist/Del/Manuf Control Substance and (2) Unlawful use of a weapon. Ultimately pled guilty to (1) Possession and (2) Unlawful use of a weapon. Sentenced to 5 years and 7 years (concurrent) in prison; Sentence was suspended; received probation, community service & drug treatment.

3/21/2009- Incident occurred which led to CWW being charged with Possession. Pled guilty. Sentenced to 5 years in prison. Sentence was suspended; given probation.

(Guilty plea/sentencing for above was on 10/13/2009. Presumably successful probation from 10/13/2009-12/8/2010- about 14 months.)

12/8/2010- Incident occurred which led to CWW being charged with 10 counts. (1) Mfg, (2) Possession, (3) Poss of Meth precursor, (4) to (9) Possess of chemicals with intent to mfg; (10) possess of drug paraphernalia. Ultimately pled guilty to Possession only (my assumption is other charges were dropped) sentenced to 6 years in prison. In addition, this was a violation of his probation for the 3/21/2009 incident, which he pled guilty to. But according to Vinelink, he was released from prison on 1/3/2012. So the longest he was in prison was from 8/23/2011 to 1/3/2012; although perhaps he was incarcerated from 12/8/2010-1/3/2012, which would be just over one year. Presumably, this is when he met JR.

In addition, CWW had numerous traffic incidents, and through the years had at least 22 instances of Failure to Appear, all before this final incident that sent him to prison. Perhaps those are of small consequence, but in my mind, they show the character of CWW (as if we had any question) and his disregard for the judicial system in general (which would make me want to throw the book at him...probably why I've never been asked to be a judge :scared

So just to summarize a whole ton of information, JRR: 1 felony, 1 probation violation, 3ish years incarcerated; CWW: 4 felonies, 1 probation violation, 1ish year incarcerated (plus a few days in jail here and there for traffic issues). And again, I'm not trying to paint JR as a victim; my point is more "Why does CWW seem to continually skate by?" And I certainly don't have the answer. Although perhaps this ability to skate is the reason he thought he could get away with killing his bff's wife. Just my own theory/opinion.

(all facts above are from Casenet unless otherwise stated)

You may be right about CWW not actually working on the medical practice's computers. But, near as I can tell, the most CWW was in prison was from 8/23/2011 to 1/3/2012- so less than 5 months.

Source for day in is Casenet- case # 10SG-CR00901-01.

Source for day out is Vinelink which shows "out of custody, general release, 1/3/2012."

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I also found this, from Naples news, which shows the correct-ish date of the arrest CWW for manufacturing meth

Records confirm accounts of Wright’s drug use, showing he was arrested twice in recent years on drug-related charges. In October 2009, Wright pleaded guilty to controlled substance possession and received probation. *Nearly two years later, a methamphetamine manufacturing charge resulted in a six-year state prison sentence for Wright. Records showing when Wright was released from prison weren’t available Thursday night.
http://www.naplesnews.com/news/crime/two-charged-in-slaying-of-estero-doctor_00012835


*I lost my husband in late Dec. of 2011. I usually always say/use the year of 2012 because 2011 was almost over, as it was just days before the new year. So saying it was "almost" 2 years later makes perfect sense to me.

What I am wondering is, if he was caught manufacturing meth in Dec. of 2010, why or HOW in the hell did he NOT go to prison until August 2012?? Why 8 months later? SMH

 

[villager]

I also found this, from Naples news, which shows the correct-ish date of the arrest CWW for manufacturing meth

Records confirm accounts of Wright’s drug use, showing he was arrested twice in recent years on drug-related charges. In October 2009, Wright pleaded guilty to controlled substance possession and received probation. *Nearly two years later, a methamphetamine manufacturing charge resulted in a six-year state prison sentence for Wright. Records showing when Wright was released from prison weren’t available Thursday night.
http://www.naplesnews.com/news/crime/two-charged-in-slaying-of-estero-doctor_00012835


*I lost my husband in late Dec. of 2011. I usually always say/use the year of 2012 because 2011 was almost over, as it was just days before the new year. So saying it was "almost" 2 years later makes perfect sense to me.

What I am wondering is, if he was caught manufacturing meth in Dec. of 2010, why or HOW in the hell did he NOT go to prison until August 2012?? Why 8 months later? SMH

Can you say, "Snitch?"

 

[questioneverything]

I also found this, from Naples news, which shows the correct-ish date of the arrest CWW for manufacturing meth

Records confirm accounts of Wright’s drug use, showing he was arrested twice in recent years on drug-related charges. In October 2009, Wright pleaded guilty to controlled substance possession and received probation. *Nearly two years later, a methamphetamine manufacturing charge resulted in a six-year state prison sentence for Wright. Records showing when Wright was released from prison weren’t available Thursday night.
http://www.naplesnews.com/news/crime/two-charged-in-slaying-of-estero-doctor_00012835


*I lost my husband in late Dec. of 2011. I usually always say/use the year of 2012 because 2011 was almost over, as it was just days before the new year. So saying it was "almost" 2 years later makes perfect sense to me.

What I am wondering is, if he was caught manufacturing meth in Dec. of 2010, why or HOW in the hell did he NOT go to prison until August 2012?? Why 8 months later? SMH

The simple answer is police love to use those they've caught as a snitch to catch others. There's also the considerable amount of corruption in the court system throughout the state and the corruption/competition between police departments across the state. Plus, having family/friends among law enforcement, court system, and politicians helps considerably. IMO, it's a combination of all of the above depending on what the charge was, where it occurred, and when it happened. There are reasons people are/were afraid to cross him and his family/friends.

 

[Riversinthedesert]

The simple answer is police love to use those they've caught as a snitch to catch others. There's also the considerable amount of corruption in the court system throughout the state and the corruption/competition between police departments across the state. Plus, having family/friends among law enforcement, court system, and politicians helps considerably. IMO, it's a combination of all of the above depending on what the charge was, where it occurred, and when it happened. There are reasons people are/were afraid to cross him and his family/friends.

Does CWW have family members in LE? I believe Greg Bolin indicated that CWW was no relation to Sheriff Tommy Wright, but are there others?

 

[TruthStar]

I found this article verifying CWW's involvement in the Apollo 13 and CD-ROM
http://emiliocorsetti.com/an-update-an-anniversary-and-unexpected-turns/

 

[SeesSeas]

I found this article verifying CWW's involvement in the Apollo 13 and CD-ROM
http://emiliocorsetti.com/an-update-an-anniversary-and-unexpected-turns/

Good find TruthStar confirming CWW's involvement in the CD-ROM Apollo 13: A Week to Remember.

http://emiliocorsetti.com/an-update-an-anniversary-and-unexpected-turns/

An update, an anniversary, and unexpected turns

SEPTEMBER 27, 2015

Excerpts:

I was involved in another creative project: the award winning interactive CD-ROM Apollo 13: A Week to Remember. We released the disc in conjunction with the movie in June of 1995. A few months after finishing the project, I held a party at my house to celebrate.

That&#8217;s me in the black shirt on the far right. The guy standing next to me is Wayne Wright. His primary task was 3D animation and video, but like everyone he helped in all aspects of the CD.

I hadn&#8217;t been thinking about Apollo 13 until a few days ago when I started getting emails about Wayne. I assumed that someone was asking for a recommendation, so I gave Wayne high praise, which he deserved. So I was puzzled when I got more than one request concerning Wayne&#8217;s involvement with the CD-ROM. The people asking about Wayne seemed to be looking for evidence that Wayne had lied about his involvement on the CD-ROM. I assured them that he was a vital part of the Apollo 13 team.

The Wayne I knew was a very creative, smart individual. I certainly hope he is cleared of all charges.

 

[FelicityLemon]

I found this article verifying CWW's involvement in the Apollo 13 and CD-ROM
http://emiliocorsetti.com/an-update-an-anniversary-and-unexpected-turns/

Good find!

Interesting choices of words. CWW is a "possible" suspect in a murder - no, he IS a suspect and he has been arrested for it. Nothing possible about it - it is certain. Not only is he a suspect in the brutal murder of an innocent woman half his size, but also the MAIN suspect in the disappearance/murder of his business partner/friend/pastor.

CWW was in Florida with the "gentleman" who is a suspect. I find it impossible to attribute the description of a 'gentleman' with a brutal murder.

"The Wayne I knew was a very creative, smart individual." And we all know very creative and smart individuals never commit murder.

 

[Bobbywoo]

I found this article verifying CWW's involvement in the Apollo 13 and CD-ROM
http://emiliocorsetti.com/an-update-an-anniversary-and-unexpected-turns/

Great find! Too bad he couldn't stay on the right track. Seems like he was good with his computer skills, he probably would have done well and had a nice, profitable, legitimate career. I think everyone is entitled to mistakes......a drug offense? Not great but a lesson can be learned from it. Repeated offenses? You haven't learned dirt from your bad choices and maybe never will. IMO he MAY have been a very intelligent man but too stupid to make the most of it, if that makes any sense. He may have gotten a slap on the hand for his drug offenses, but he went "all in" on this murder. He ended the life of an innocent and caused pain to her family and friends and he ended his life to some extent as well. With his talent, if only he had taken the other path when he hit that fork in the road.

 

[Arachne 1]

I found this article verifying CWW's involvement in the Apollo 13 and CD-ROM
http://emiliocorsetti.com/an-update-an-anniversary-and-unexpected-turns/

Thanks for the update, but from what I've gathered about CWW, you can't believe anything you see on the internet. CWW is skilled in altering and manipulating documents, IMO, in the same way as he does lives. His evil doings overshadow any real "talent" that he may have actually had.

To me, CWW is just a liar and a hacker. That's his legacy, in my book. What a waste.

 

[Bobbywoo]

Good find!

Interesting choices of words. CWW is a "possible" suspect in a murder - no, he IS a suspect and he has been arrested for it. Nothing possible about it - it is certain. Not only is he a suspect in the brutal murder of an innocent woman half his size, but also the MAIN suspect in the disappearance/murder of his business partner/friend/pastor.

CWW was in Florida with the "gentleman" who is a suspect. I find it impossible to attribute the description of a 'gentleman' with a brutal murder.

"The Wayne I knew was a very creative, smart individual." And we all know very creative and smart individuals never commit murder.

I work for the USPS and I see so much "jail mail" come through with incredibly beautiful artwork on the outside of the envelopes. I wish there was a study done (and there very well may be) on criminals and why some are such awesome artists.

 

[No it's not]

I found this article verifying CWW's involvement in the Apollo 13 and CD-ROM
http://emiliocorsetti.com/an-update-an-anniversary-and-unexpected-turns/

Well done, TruthStar!

-Nin

 

[Gemini 11]

Thanks for the update, but from what I've gathered about CWW, you can't believe anything you see on the internet. CWW is skilled in altering and manipulating documents, IMO, in the same way as he does lives. His evil doings overshadow any real "talent" that he may have actually had.

To me, CWW is just a liar and a hacker. That's his legacy, in my book. What a waste.

In my opinion, you are giving CWW waaaaay too much credit as a liar and hacker, A1. Let's throw in drug addict, thief, attempted assault (or attempted murder) with his pregnant girlfriend, repeat offender, and let's not forget the cold and calculating murder of not one, but possibly two innocent people....and not necessarily in that order. He did not get there by himself!

 

[questioneverything]

Does CWW have family members in LE? I believe Greg Bolin indicated that CWW was no relation to Sheriff Tommy Wright, but are there others?

Speculation and my opinion only, so take it for what it's worth. He has friends and family who or either in positions of power or who know the people who are in positions of power. It's the only way you get away with all the crimes he's actually been caught at and only serve a small pittance for them in jail time and fines. As I've said before corruption runs rampant in this country in general, legal corruption, but still corruption. And it goes down to the state level, the city level, to the police and fire departments, right down to who actually sits on school boards and makes hiring and firing decisions. At least it does in Missouri and Jefferson County in particular. Other counties as well, but no point in naming them all. The point is, whether his friends and family have power or they know powerful people or those powerful people "owe" them, one way or another he manages to get some big breaks by using those in power in one form or another. Can I prove it? Nope. Can anyone prove it? Maybe, but they won't out of fear. The evidence for it is how little time and money his served considering the crimes he's been found guilty of. Again, JMO.

 

[Zuri]

I, too, have found the discrepancies in CWW sentencing puzzling. Maybe CWW gave LE info they could use to get the bigger fish as some smart posters have mentioned. I also wondered if he had a really good defense attorney that plea bargained well for him.

With all that is known about CWW, why on earth would MS expose his family to this type of individual? It is one thing to have lifelong good friends from where you grew up and keep in touch. When you know they have taken a serious life detour that involves criminal conduct, where do you draw the line? When is friendship more important than your wife and children?