OH Pike County: 8 in Rhoden Family Murdered Over Custody Issue 4 Members Wagner Family Arrested#38

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  • #761
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Looking at the history, they just might have broken even...real estate commissions and closing cost would have ensured "profits were negligible." (And the "bros" had already taken a $75K heloc on the property, that had to be repaid)
Property History for 260 Peterson Rd:
Feb. 4, 2014 W bros purchased for $175,000
Aug. 13, 2016 W bros listed for sale
March 10, 2017 W bros sold 13.8 acres for 35,000
March 10, 2017 W bros sold 50 ACRES with the 4bdrm 1ba house for $165,000
260 Peterson Rd, Oliver Twp, OH 45660 - 4 beds/1 bath
(ps, anyone can access the history on this link, bottom lower left)

Omg, so they did buy this and it wasn’t gifted?
75k heloc would have supported them for a few months.
 
  • #762
I think they were listened to and tracked every way possible the way DeWine sounded.
Dudley, I’ve seen print articles “the house in Alaska was ready for them”. I can’t find the articles again (of course) but one can interpret the preparedness of the house as LE was ready to welcome them. I just don’t think by “ready” anyone meant the Welcome Wagon (as we know them) stopped by. I think they had a totally different welcoming committee.
They used CB radios on the road. Bet those were monitored.
 
  • #763
Didn’t Ohio prisons halt farming operations a few years ago?
Just thinking ahead as to what “jobs” the 4 might have if they avoid DP.
 
  • #764
I will have to search a little in my spare time.

I used to train dogs in agility and obedience, and we participated in competitions. Since most obedience and agility trials were held in conjunction with dog shows I spent a fair amount of time around dog show folks.

I also used to ride, and participated in enough events that I was on the fringe of equestrian circles.

Knowing a little about both groups of folks I can imagine that gossip about Fred is spreading like wildfire.

*Disclaimer: I have nothing at all against dog show or equestrian folks, and I do not intend to offend anyone. Your experiences may vary. I am speaking about my own experience from the specific area where I lived, during a fairly short period of time, and what I observed with my rather limited association.

I’ll have to check some sites out. Tysm for this!
 
  • #765
He may have been home schooled and not in public schools at all resulting in a 7th grade level education. Not sure about Ohio and non public school standards after what I have seen lately. Seems to have been a fair number of charter school scandals over the last several years here.

This is so true. Maybe he was such a handful (early on) he was kept home. Generally, some type of curriculum must be adhered to for home schooling. Idk if home school was popular during his childhood. The W’s, it seems, would have been far to busy to hold a formal home school. Perhaps he went to the group home for some educational classes.
 
  • #766
Bettcha these guys aren't good poker players....if you read the subtleties. Pretty easy to figure out "the deal they want for Angela W." Watch the face of the attorney with nice silver hair, grey suit sitting on AW's right, @ 13:20 of video....His "NOD" gives it all away....they are going for "Life with eligible for parole after serving 25 years." The attorney stared straight ahead on Death Penalty, LWOP, and Life w/eligible for parole after 30 years. But, dhaaaang....the "nod" was the tell. Uh, think I'll push my chips "all in" on that guess. (Kind of a no-brainer, too....who wouldn't want the lowest sentence?)
Great close up of RW's large silver bracelet(immediately following the nod)...on left wrist...wonder if she owns an I-watch that doubles as an I-hear? Can you imagine how many of us have probably been recorded without our knowledge, in one form or another? wow.
 
  • #767
I’d love to know what inspired Fred’s interest in the group home. Is there a relative on her or her late husband’s side living there? I think it’s far more than a tax write off.
Is there possibly someone in her immediate family she wanted to ensure would always have housing on the farm (providing he didn’t end up housed by the state), or what? With the main focus of the farm being animals, the group home strikes me as rather strange.
Msyne, tho, someone approached her, suggesting Flying W would be the perfect location.
 
  • #768
Looking at the history, they just might have broken even...real estate commissions and closing cost would have ensured "profits were negligible." (And the "bros" had already taken a $75K heloc on the property, that had to be repaid)
Property History for 260 Peterson Rd:
Feb. 4, 2014 W bros purchased for $175,000
Aug. 13, 2016 W bros listed for sale
March 10, 2017 W bros sold 13.8 acres for 35,000
March 10, 2017 W bros sold 50 ACRES with the 4bdrm 1ba house for $165,000
260 Peterson Rd, Oliver Twp, OH 45660 - 4 beds/1 bath
(ps, anyone can access the history on this link, bottom lower left)

After building those two barns, and putting up fencing, if they broke even, it would be gravy.
 
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  • #770
Every time I think of Fred marching into that courtroom and defiantly sitting at that table like she is so confident that her money will get her out of trouble, I think of Kenneth R, Gary's father standing before the camera in quiet dignity and with despair in his face talking about how his youngest son was shot three times in the head. How he told reporters at Gary's funeral "No sleep. No rest. No peace." and how he would feel 100% better when someone was arrested for killing his son. Well Kenneth did not live long enough to see his son's killers in jail.

Then I think of Geneva in her chair shaking and crying and asking in a bewildered voice "Why did the grandchildren have to die too?"

Then Lenny crying out at reporters "They are dragging my daughters name through the mud." and with tears in his eyes and his voice cracking telling the reporters "We ain't got no revenge in our hearts."

I know there are some on here who think because Fred is a mother that excuses her from turning in her son and grandsons. But for those who do, think about this. Fred isn't the only mother involved in this. There is four other mothers who will never see their kids again.

Pike Co. victim's dad: 'No sleep. No peace. No rest.'
 
  • #771
I’d love to know what inspired Fred’s interest in the group home. Is there a relative on her or her late husband’s side living there? I think it’s far more than a tax write off.
Is there possibly someone in her immediate family she wanted to ensure would always have housing on the farm (providing he didn’t end up housed by the state), or what? With the main focus of the farm being animals, the group home strikes me as rather strange.
Msyne, tho, someone approached her, suggesting Flying W would be the perfect location.

I have a theory but, again, it's not ready for prime time. This is one very closed family. Try searching for obits on this family. Practically non esixtent. I think there is a fam cemetery on the farm and the dead are quietly buried there. Her husband was from eastern Ky. and 2 of their children were born in Brown County, Oh. prior to FW taking on the FW in '76. The FW was originally started by three folks out of Cinci area IIRC.
 
  • #772
Bettcha these guys aren't good poker players....if you read the subtleties. Pretty easy to figure out "the deal they want for Angela W." Watch the face of the attorney with nice silver hair, grey suit sitting on AW's right, @ 13:20 of video....His "NOD" gives it all away....they are going for "Life with eligible for parole after serving 25 years." The attorney stared straight ahead on Death Penalty, LWOP, and Life w/eligible for parole after 30 years. But, dhaaaang....the "nod" was the tell. Uh, think I'll push my chips "all in" on that guess. (Kind of a no-brainer, too....who wouldn't want the lowest sentence?)
Great close up of RW's large silver bracelet(immediately following the nod)...on left wrist...wonder if she owns an I-watch that doubles as an I-hear? Can you imagine how many of us have probably been recorded without our knowledge, in one form or another? wow.
This is the best video of AWs arraignment!

Who is the large, bearded guy seated behind the defense/pros’ tables?
 
  • #773
I have a theory but, again, it's not ready for prime time. This is one very closed family. Try searching for obits on this family. Practically non esixtent. I think there is a fam cemetery on the farm and the dead are quietly buried there. Her husband was from eastern Ky. and 2 of their children were born in Brown County, Oh. prior to FW taking on the FW in '76. The FW was originally started by three folks out of Cinci area IIRC.

Yea, I’ve read there is a cemetery.

Is A or J the computer/tech savvy person? Or combined?
 
  • #774
Every time I think of Fred marching into that courtroom and defiantly sitting at that table like she is so confident that her money will get her out of trouble, I think of Kenneth R, Gary's father standing before the camera in quiet dignity and with despair in his face talking about how his youngest son was shot three times in the head. How he told reporters at Gary's funeral "No sleep. No rest. No peace." and how he would feel 100% better when someone was arrested for killing his son. Well Kenneth did not live long enough to see his son's killers in jail.

Then I think of Geneva in her chair shaking and crying and asking in a bewildered voice "Why did the grandchildren have to die too?"

Then Lenny crying out at reporters "They are dragging my daughters name through the mud." and with tears in his eyes and his voice cracking telling the reporters "We ain't got no revenge in our hearts."

I know there are some on here who think because Fred is a mother that excuses her from turning in her son and grandsons. But for those who do, think about this. Fred isn't the only mother involved in this. There is four other mothers who will never see their kids again.

Pike Co. victim's dad: 'No sleep. No peace. No rest.'
RAISIN, Wish I could stand on the courtroom steps and hand out cards with your last few post on them. They are powerful, truthful and heartfelt. Thank you for pointing out that "lies from relatives of W4" perpetuated the concealment of a heinous crime.
 
  • #775
This is the best video of AWs arraignment!

Who is the large, bearded guy seated behind the defense/pros’ tables?
Added security....because of threats made by W4 against officials.
 
  • #776
Added security....because of threats made by W4 against officials.

Thanks, I thought so, he’s been at all of the hearings.
He’s a great big guy. I might have caught a glimpse of him from a different angle & thought I saw RAW.

Your linked video provided much better shots of AW’s facial expressions than the one I previously watched.
 
  • #777
Yea, I’ve read there is a cemetery.

Is A or J the computer/tech savvy person? Or combined?

When I was following their electronic pathways, it seemed that neither were what I'd call "tech savvy". No covering their tracks and full public FB profiles.
 
  • #778
Every time I think of Fred marching into that courtroom and defiantly sitting at that table like she is so confident that her money will get her out of trouble, I think of Kenneth R, Gary's father standing before the camera in quiet dignity and with despair in his face talking about how his youngest son was shot three times in the head. How he told reporters at Gary's funeral "No sleep. No rest. No peace." and how he would feel 100% better when someone was arrested for killing his son. Well Kenneth did not live long enough to see his son's killers in jail.

Then I think of Geneva in her chair shaking and crying and asking in a bewildered voice "Why did the grandchildren have to die too?"

Then Lenny crying out at reporters "They are dragging my daughters name through the mud." and with tears in his eyes and his voice cracking telling the reporters "We ain't got no revenge in our hearts."

I know there are some on here who think because Fred is a mother that excuses her from turning in her son and grandsons. But for those who do, think about this. Fred isn't the only mother involved in this. There is four other mothers who will never see their kids again.

Pike Co. victim's dad: 'No sleep. No peace. No rest.'

Heartbreaking that KR didn't live to see the arrests.
 
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RAISIN, Wish I could stand on the courtroom steps and hand out cards with your last few post on them. They are powerful, truthful and heartfelt. Thank you for pointing out that "lies from relatives of W4" perpetuated the concealment of a heinous crime.

I just thought we should all remember who the real victims are in this crime.

While Fred might have found it taxing and difficult raising her own wayward son, I can guarantee it is nowhere near as difficult as it is for Lenny, Judy, Geneva, Gary's mom and Hazel's mom to wake up every single morning with the knowledge they will never see their children again.

JMO
 
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