I saw it but it came up on a "scam" site and I most definitely wasn't paying for this. Yes he has a history. Hoping he learns to control himself and possibly seeks out help. MooHere’s another one Inmate Information
I saw it but it came up on a "scam" site and I most definitely wasn't paying for this. Yes he has a history. Hoping he learns to control himself and possibly seeks out help. MooHere’s another one Inmate Information
When this story broke and everyone on Webslueths was mentioning non profits I found a link that showed how many non profits the family was connected to. I sent an email to the O.S. with that info hoping they would do some research and write a story about it. I'd love to know if there is some type of compliance watching over Florida non profits.
When this story broke and everyone on Webslueths was mentioning non profits I found a link that showed how many non profits the family was connected to. I sent an email to the O.S. with that info hoping they would do some research and write a story about it. I'd love to know if there is some type of compliance watching over Florida non profits.
Well COR's attorney filed docs requesting COR released on his own recognizance (attached). This is where it gets a bit weird...note that this doc, along with a couple of previous filings are showing defendant as Christopher Otero-RODRIGUEZ.
The way I read this outcome is the State offered no evidence at the hearing - I wonder what the strategy is? It obviously upset her family - and I know he's still held on the other charge but this is alarming IMO.
Judge: State failed to file murder charge against man accused of killing estranged wife
Otera-Rivera’s court hearing lasted about two minutes on Tuesday. Montalvo’s supporters rushed out of the courtroom in tears after the judge announced his decision.
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Nicole Montalvo's family reacts in an Osceola County courtroom on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2019 after a judge ruled that her accused killer could be released.
“The state having not filed the charging document within the time period provided by the rules of criminal procedure ... the court has no option under law but to release the defendant on his own recognizance as to this case,” the judge said.
This is absolutely sickening................
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A spokeswoman for the Office of the State Attorney said prosecutors have 21 days to file charges, and if none are filed, prosecutors are afforded a maximum of 180 days.
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