GUILTY CO - Gannon Stauch, 11, found deceased, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, 27 Jan 2020 *Arrest* #69

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In the FOX interview, Landon says she thinks she knew Leticia longer than she knew Al. That was news to me!
I believe they played softball together. I'm sure someone here knows the details.
 
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Gannon truly is a hero. For one, he edged most of us here on WS out -- and we're pretty dang good people -- we're smart and people like us -- but Gannon managed to live his entire life in goodness, light and love. Generosity of spirit. I believe Landen when she says Gannon was different. Maybe a touch ethereal from the very beginning. That was no cape -- those were always wings.

But also Gannon confronted evil. And won.

If he hadn't fought back -- and with the courage of a thousand super heroes -- T may have gotten away with murder. That he fought and kept fighting left a trail of evidence that pointed right back at T....

And had T somehow gotten away with murder and if she had succeeded in pulling AS back into her hair lair or spiraled into the next relationship she'd poison, we can't be certain she wouldn't strike again. Gannon's sisters, AS's new son, someone else's children..... we just now know the utter depth of her shallow self. She was not as she seemed, never was. (We got a glimpse of her true empty self in the courtroom -- when you don't develop character, compassion, decency, reciprocity, and all the rest, what is left is fugly beyond measure.) She was never a teacher or a carer or a special needs educator or a doctor or a girlfriend or a mother or a stepmother or woman or even a human being really. She was an imposter.

I said Gannon was ethereal. So was she, but in the opposite sense. The absence of all that is good and innocent and pure. He is LOVE. She is HATE.

He triumphed. Goodness always does.

And we may never know what child he saved. She can hurt no child now. He did that.

T will continue to spin and demand and make noise but watch, she is already disintegrating into nothingness. She'll be at home there because she was never anything but nothing.

If I could impart one secret to little L, it would be this: you are a beautiful soul -- and you, Child, may go forward fearless and strong. You faced off with the Enemy -- all other obstacles in life will be small in comparison. T has no power over you. The power is all yours --

The conviction in Landen's impact statement -- I AM LANDEN.

So rockin' powerful. Pair that with AS's mettle and we know where Gannon got his guts. #Gannonstrong. Though headlines will fade and we here at WS will move on to other sad cases, one day L will come fully into her own. #L...strong. :) (I'm protecting her privacy but y'all can pencil her name in there.)

She too faced evil and won.

Jmo
 
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O/T What’s the next big trial will y'all be following? This is my second trial to follow. The 1st was JD vs AH.
 
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Sentenced to Department of Corrections!

I like seeing that.


JMO

RBBM

Me, too!

The Learning Channel has a program called, "Cellblock and Female Lock Up". :)

Stay tuned.

JMVHO.
 
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O/T What’s the next big trial will y'all be following? This is my second trial to follow. The 1st was JD vs AH.
I’ve followed several trials on CourtTV and YouTube but Gannon’s case was only the 2nd one I followed here on WS.

I live just 7 miles from Lorson Ranch so I became very invested from the very beginning with it being on my local news.

I promised myself and my hubs that I’ll take a good long break now.

Been following a thread on here for Ana Walshe since January and her husband’s next pre-trial hearings aren’t until August and November. That should give me time to decide if I want to follow his trial. There are some grisly details so I’m still debating.

 
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I’ve followed several trials on CourtTV and YouTube but Gannon’s case was only the 2nd one I followed here on WS.

I live just 7 miles from Lorson Ranch so I became very invested from the very beginning with it being on my local news.

I promised myself and my hubs that I’ll take a good long break now.

Been following a thread on here for Ana Walshe since January and her husband’s next pre-trial hearings aren’t until August and November. That should give me time to decide if I want to follow his trial. There are some grisly details so I’m still debating.

Thanks, I've been following this case on WS.
 
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Thanks, I've been following this case on WS.
I know we’d all love to say the next trial we’ll be following is the B.Morphew trial.

Someday, I hope.
 
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I will confess. I feel a little at a loss as I do when most cases are resolved. There is a comfort in the quiet. The victim has been given justice more often than not. The perpetrator is off to obscurity. Families get to start a new post trial normal and are left with a void.

I still want to recognize that even though Gannon got some semblance of justice, it will never be fair or normal for him or his family. Felt the same way after Treyvon Martin, Ahmaud Arbery, Atatiana Jefferson and so many others. I am beyond grateful for the outcome. Beyond grateful that this murderer will never be among free people again. But, we are all still left with less. We have a thread and avatars remembering but it seems so unfair and unjust.
 
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I know we’d all love to say the next trial we’ll be following is the B.Morphew trial.

Someday, I hope.

Same here.

JMVHO.
 
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EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (Court TV) — Now that Letecia Stauch has been convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison for the death of stepson Gannon Stauch, the next step is figuring out where she’ll do her time.

Letecia Stauch booking photo

Letecia Stauch is in the El Paso County jail on a charge of first degree murder. (El Paso County Sheriff’s Office)
Stauch was poised to remain in the El Paso County jail, where she’s been held since her arrest in March 2022 for Gannon’s death, while another case of hers made its way through the courts: a charge of solicitation to escape jail based on allegations that she asked inmates for help breaking out of jail.

But Judge Gregory Werner dismissed the case at the state’s request, paving the way for Stauch to start serving her sentence in a state prison.


In coming days, the Colorado Department of Corrections will assume custody of Stauch and transport her from the El Paso County jail in Colorado Springs to the Denver Reception and Diagnostic Center for an assessment to determine where she will be placed.

At Stauch’s Monday sentencing, her attorneys requested that she be placed at the San Carlos Correctional Facility, which houses inmates with persistent and severe behavioral health issues. But neither the judge nor the attorneys have any say on where she ends up — the decision rests with Colorado Department of Corrections.

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O/T What’s the next big trial will y'all be following? This is my second trial to follow. The 1st was JD vs AH.
For me I’m hoping that Barry Morphew will be brought to justice very soon but in the meantime, I’ll be following the Idaho college murders (Bryan Kohberger).
 
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Multiple people mentioned HH, not least AS and Judge Werner. Everyone talked about her in the context of being a child and a victim. Judge in particular tore strips off LS during sentencing for basically using HH and putting her at risk of prosecution and open to continuing accusations even though in his words, there was absolutely no evidence she had any knowledge or willingly participated in any of the crime or the aftermath. His language was absolutely unequivocal. I hope it helps HH, that people will leave her alone.

MOO

EDIT: this was meant to be a reply to @Coloradogirl
Poor HH.
Answering to her mother until mother's arrest.
Now, thinking back what she went through, during Gannon's murder, the lies of mother, and traveling with the suitcase.
Poor kid.
This will always be with her.
Hope she receives professional help, and is around people who care for her.
 
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I will confess. I feel a little at a loss as I do when most cases are resolved. There is a comfort in the quiet. The victim has been given justice more often than not. The perpetrator is off to obscurity. Families get to start a new post trial normal and are left with a void.

I still want to recognize that even though Gannon got some semblance of justice, it will never be fair or normal for him or his family. Felt the same way after Treyvon Martin, Ahmaud Arbery, Atatiana Jefferson and so many others. I am beyond grateful for the outcome. Beyond grateful that this murderer will never be among free people again. But, we are all still left with less. We have a thread and avatars remembering but it seems so unfair and unjust.
This may give you some comfort.

The justice is T's. She got hers.

And because she got justice delivered, Gannon's family has a path forward... nothing can replace Gannon, but with T gone, there is less chaos in their lives and a space for peace.

Grief never goes away. At best we get better at carrying it.

Maybe Gannon will give their grief wings so it feels lighter...
 
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As to cruelty, a new arrest in UT yesterday, 5/8, could be LS's twin.

A wife murdered her husband by poisoning him with street-grade Fentanyl and then published a children's book about children grieving the unexpected loss of their daddy (at mommy's hand).

 
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Booking Detail for 2000003896​

Name: LETECIA LEANN STAUCH​

Holds​

Description Holds Code

Hold for Mug and Prints MUG PRINTS
Sentenced to Deprt of Corrections DOC


I'm so happy for the staff and detail at EPCJ!!
 
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