KS - Brian Betts, 46 to be released on parole; claims disgraced police detective Golubski, 70, coerced murder confession - 2/25/23

[Bishop Black]

Man who claims he was set up to be released on parole soon

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — A Kansas man who claimed a disgraced police detective helped convict him of a 1997 murder he didn't commit will be released on parole in four months.

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A Kansas man who claimed a disgraced police detective helped convict him of a 1997 murder he didn’t commit will be released on parole in four months.

Betts, 46, and his cousin, Celester McKinney, 52, alleged that former Kansas City, Kansas, detective Roger Golubski and another detective coerced their uncle into identifying them as the shooters in the death of 17-year-old Gregory Miller.

Golubski, 70, now faces federal charges of kidnapping, sexual assault and sex trafficking.

 

[neesaki]

Man who claims he was set up to be released on parole soon

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — A Kansas man who claimed a disgraced police detective helped convict him of a 1997 murder he didn't commit will be released on parole in four months.

apnews.com

A Kansas man who claimed a disgraced police detective helped convict him of a 1997 murder he didn’t commit will be released on parole in four months.

Betts, 46, and his cousin, Celester McKinney, 52, alleged that former Kansas City, Kansas, detective Roger Golubski and another detective coerced their uncle into identifying them as the shooters in the death of 17-year-old Gregory Miller.

Golubski, 70, now faces federal charges of kidnapping, sexual assault and sex trafficking.

Makes one wonder if Betts is telling the truth. That detective was crooked!

Former Kansas detective, 3 others accused of sex trafficking

Federal prosecutors say a Kansas police detective and three other men ran a violent sex trafficking operation that targeted troubled teenage girls at an apartment complex in Kansas City, Kansas, in the 1990s.

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