I wonder why he has a public defender. He had good jobs plus patents. One would think he should have plenty of $$$$$$$$
Got to wonder if he still had a job....
I wonder why he has a public defender. He had good jobs plus patents. One would think he should have plenty of $$$$$$$$
Just to be clear here, custodial interference doesn't necessarily mean the victim was his child does it? Odds are it was, I was just pondering it may not have been.
Can anyone clarify?
So who is Mark David Latunski the nephew he mentioned to the judge?Latunski told a judge his name is Edgar Thomas Hill and Mark David Latunski is his nephew, but the judge ignored that. Latunski remains in custody at the Shiawassee County Jail with no bail offered.
50-year-old formally charged with murder, mutilation of Kevin Bacon
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Latunski told a judge his name is Edgar Thomas Hill and Mark David Latunski is his nephew, but the judge ignored that. Latunski remains in custody at the Shiawassee County Jail with no bail offered.
50-year-old formally charged with murder, mutilation of Kevin Bacon
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Thanks, I could have sworn I'd seen a case where custodial interference didn't involve the victim being offspring or adoptive offspring.Yes, it does involve a child. He's divorced with children.
Kidnapping – Custodial Interference | The Law Offices of Daniel J. Harris, P.C.
MICHIGAN PENAL CODE
750.350a Taking or retaining child by adoptive or natural parent; intent; violation as felony; penalty; restitution for financial expense; effect of pleading or being found guilty; probation; discharge and dismissal; nonpublic record; defense.
Very well stated and I agree. It'll be hard to justify that level of impairment given the circumstances (sexual, BDSM, history of prior victim running from home, online presence, etc). The prior case involved child custodial kidnapping, which also may have required a different burden of impairment.
His last public post on FB implies he was paranoid about the ingredients/chemicals in health store products and does potentially support JA's recent claims.
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I believe I've seen the same so I don't think you have it wrong. I just didn't see it in that Michigan legal definition. I've heard of it in situations when other adult family members assisted with the interference (grandparents, etc). But in this case, it was his own children.Thanks, I could have sworn I'd seen a case where custodial interference didn't involve the victim being offspring or adoptive offspring.
Maybe it's different in other states. Or more likely I just got that wrong.
Questions cleared up. Court refused to let him use the fake name in signing documents and in the proceeding. Parental kidnapping of kid with ex-wife.
"He tried to give a fake name in court Monday, telling a judge he was actually Edgar Thomas Hill and that Mark Latunski is his nephew. But the judge dismissed Latunski's identity and proceeded with arraignment.
Latunski also signed court documents with a different fake name when given his advise of rights. Once again the court corrected it for him.
"He's trying to claim an incompetent claim. He's done that in the past and he's pursuing that avenue," said Karl Bacon, who is Kevin's father. "But the prosecutor, the police have definitely identified who he is."
Latunski was charged with parental kidnapping in 2013 for keeping two of his children more than 24 hours after they were ordered to be returned to their mom, who is his ex-wife."
Strange situation with 29-year-old brought police to murder suspect's house in November
In his kidnapping case, he successfully claimed incompetence, which I believe means that he was unable to understand the proceedings against him or that he was unable to rationally participate in his defense. Competence can be restored, as was the case here. In contrast, I believe insanity is a complete defense, meaning a defendant couldn’t have committed the offense because he or she was incapable of forming the requisite intent to commit it. Again, I’m not an attorney, so if I’m wrong, someone please correct my understanding.
I did see his paranoid Facebook post about the chemicals in health store products. I have little doubt that something is not quite right about him, but he would have a hard time convincing me that he doesn’t know right from wrong. Fortunately for him, I’m not the one who gets to judge that.
I believe the judge determines competency for trial after a competency hearing. https://michigancourtrules.org/mcr/...ocedure/rule-6-125-mental-competency-hearing/Is competency decided by a jury in Michigan? It seems to be in Oklahoma, which I was surprised about. I thought it would be decided by the judge.
I did the same. I'm hoping it is simple minded.
Oh now that could explain that alias he tried to use too.Thomas Edgar is also a chemical engineer and authored a book "Optimization of Chemical processes".
ML is a chemist.
I'm not quite sure what you mean. We are discussing the information regarding the arrest and naming of the murderer today at an arraignment. Cause of death has not been released in MSM. There is speculation and rumors about that but we cannot discuss.You know what? All I've read are posts giving insight on the murderer's mental capabilities. This is very concerning to me. Why aren't we seeing anything about what this man did to this trusting young man who died?
Many, if not all, news articles available have been posted beginning with the initial missing reports, searches, when he was found, arrest, arraignment, interviews with family and friends.Are there any news articles actually covering this case? I really would like to see what has been revealed on this case. Case of death? Any evidence of what the heck happened? Anything?