CO - Gannon Stauch, 11, found deceased, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, 27 Jan 2020 *Arrest* #64

[Kingsley]

Is the discussion about Gannon not being in the Tiguan at that time? It seems like that is when they started reacting.

Oh well, I guess we won't know

 

[Jw192]

If that's her, gimme her Botox docs number please haaa

 

[Amster]

How long was Gannon in the back of the car?
Good grief!!!!’

 

[Cindizzi]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1653135568342007809

 

[Ontario Mom]

I'm sure she isn't permitted into the court room until she is called to stand

Also, isn't she like 300 years old ha

I wasn't clear which witnesses were allowed to be in the courtroom and which weren't. I think I read she's in her 80s.

 

[Teche]

I am too. I'm waking at 11pm for a 1am start of court. It's very disorienting.

Worth it, though. I am learning so much.

MOO

Thank you for all you do for Gannon, his family, and us.

 

[Jw192]

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Oh looking at that I think you're right!

 

[Gut_feeling]

"This is Rudolph Rudolph ridiculous."
Yep.

 

[Ontario Mom]

How long was Gannon in the back of the car?
Good grief!!!!’

I suspected she dumped him somewhere along Bradley road during that quick 6:20am trip out the morning of the 28th when she was gone for 10 minutes. But maybe I have the timeline wrong? I haven't been able to hear all of it today.

 

[10ofRods]

Dr Ortner's apparent age is 85, per discussion here over the past few days (with links). The below article from 3 years ago has her at 82.

Where Is Dorothy Lewis Now?

From Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney, whose work has ranged from Scientology to Enron, comes HBO’s latest documentary film, ‘Crazy, Not Insane,’ which, in a very bizarre yet gripping way, investigates the topic of murder itself. Pioneering death row investigator Dorothy Otnow Lewis has spent...

thecinemaholic.com

Also has a picture of her at 82. IMO.





I know quite a few 80-somethings in similar conditions and at least one of them (my mom) isn't using Botox.

Not sure that lady is her, though. Hard to say.

 

[Curious Me]

Letecia is making a big fuss that she has no where to sleep, half the property is hers, she's entitled. Asks Al, "Where's everybody sleeping?" Albert tells her the sleep arrangements, and sounds like he offers her the bed, but includes "I need the Truth."

Already Mr. Stauch is saying he needs the truth.
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She can't be a punching bag anymore. She should've left last week when she said it.

 

[Jw192]

Dr Ortner's apparent age is 85, per discussion here over the past few days (with links). The below article from 3 years ago has her at 82.

Where Is Dorothy Lewis Now?

From Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney, whose work has ranged from Scientology to Enron, comes HBO’s latest documentary film, ‘Crazy, Not Insane,’ which, in a very bizarre yet gripping way, investigates the topic of murder itself. Pioneering death row investigator Dorothy Otnow Lewis has spent...

thecinemaholic.com

Also has a picture of her at 82. IMO.

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I know quite a few 80-somethings in similar conditions and at least one of them (my mom) isn't using Botox.

I'll be buzzing if I look like that in my 80's tbh!

Still think she's a quacky bad egg though ha

 

[CHEL]

I missed it. Where is she when Harley goes inside the house?

 

[iamshadow21]

I do like that they're drawing attention to the level of control LS has over HH. Poor girl basically had to ask permission to breathe.

MOO

 

[Pyrite]

We don't know. The court documents indicate that they met over three days and that it was recorded, but does not state whether the meeting was in person or not. It is purely my opinion that they did not meet in person (I thought it unlikely, given the expense). Last night's clandestine meeting in the jailhouse makes me believe even more that Dr Lewis had not met LS in person until then.

JMO for sure.

So won’t Dr Lewis’s testimony be more accurate now, than if she didn’t meet LS in person before. Isn’t an accurate diagnoses what we want?

 

[Megnut]

Letecia is making a big fuss that she has no where to sleep, half the property is hers, she's entitled. Asks Al, "Where's everybody sleeping?" Albert tells her the sleep arrangements, and sounds like he offers her the bed, but includes "I need the Truth."

Already Mr. Stauch is saying he needs the truth.
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She can't be a punching bag anymore. She should've left last week when she said it.

Yes, T, you should've that left last week.

And everybody would still be alive.

Jmo

 

[Soulmagent]

Letecia is making a big fuss that she has no where to sleep, half the property is hers, she's entitled. Asks Al, "Where's everybody sleeping?" Albert tells her the sleep arrangements, and sounds like he offers her the bed, but includes "I need the Truth."

Already Mr. Stauch is saying he needs the truth.
​

She can't be a punching bag anymore. She should've left last week when she said it.

Gannon, should be able to sleep in his own bed as well, but nope he was murdered there instead.

 

[Curious Me]

No broken glass, but she tried to say Gannon got cut on the candle and there was blood. Doesn't make sense because there could be no cut without broken glass. Defendant uses I, I, I, and is the first to introduce that Gannon got hurt. ​

 

[Cindizzi]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1653139177708593152

 

[10ofRods]

So won’t Dr Lewis’s testimony be more accurate now, than if she didn’t meet LS in person before. Isn’t an accurate diagnoses what we want?

Not if the State has no access to the data on which she is basing that diagnosis.

But yes, she may NOW have what she needed when she wrote her darned report - it's supposed to be the other way around. The data on which she based her report WAS record and made available to the State.

This is now Secret Information. Strictly forbidden in US discovery rules, and outside of CO's rules as I understand them.

She cannot claim her diagnosis is more accurate now, though - the Judge has said they can't use last night's interview at all. But Dr Lewis may well now have details (not disclosed at any other time) that she can say are inferences in her professional opinion. I find this shady.

IMO. Unfortunately, I have to miss the beginning of her testimony. But breaking the rules is not a good look, IMO...