Amanda Peltier is the latest victim of lawless Pope Co.'s perjury palace, isn't she? (Case No. 61-CR-13-356) She is, isn't she?
Lion News: Echo Press Refuses To Be Watchdog & Bark About Perjurer In Peltier Murder Trial?
Lion News: Douglas Co. Deputy Says Echo Press No Longer Watch Dog -- Edenloff = Lapdog Media??
Case No. 61-CR-13-356 – State of Minnesota vs Amanda Lea Peltier:
Eric arrived at the Glacial Ridge Hospital in Glenwood without a
pulse, and with bruises and injuries that would soon lead a medical
examiner to conclude he had been a victim of abuse, Robert Plesha, a
prosecutor with the Minnesota State Attorney General’s office, told
a jury of eight men and six women in opening arguments Friday in Pope
County District Court in Glenwood. The jurors — two are alternates
— will decide if Peltier, 32, is guilty of first-degree murder –
while committing child abuse with a past pattern of child abuse and
murder in the second degree – without intent while committing a
felony. Ramsey County Medical Examiner Michael McGee will tell them
that the boy died of blunt force trauma, according to Plesha.
Four-year-old boy arrived with fatal injury and more By Tom Cherveny,
West Central Tribune on May 16, 2014 at 11:27 p.m.
Quack McGee Has History Of Lying Under Oath In Michael Hansen's 2006 Murder Trial, Hasn't He?
Hansen was convicted in 2006 for the murder of his four-month-old
daughter Avryonna and sentenced to 14-and-a-half years in prison. But a judge overturned the
conviction in July after finding that Ramsey County Medical Examiner Michael McGee gave "false or
incorrect" testimony at the original trial. In a statement released Friday, the Douglas County
Attorney's Office said, "After careful consideration, the State
no longer believes that it can prove the defendant's guilt beyond a
reasonable doubt." Michael Hansen 'ecstatic' after murder
charges cleared by Madeleine Baran, Minnesota Public Radio. September
17, 2011.
Quack McGree Falsified Death Certificate For Dead Drunk Hancock Police Chief Donald Heikkinen, Didn't He?
http://dev1.morrissuntribune.com/event/article/id/25813/
Searchers pulled the body of Hancock Police Chief Donald Heikkinen, 50, from Long Lake shortly before 4 p.m. on Monday, said Stevens County Sheriff Randy Willis. … A 911 caller reported the incident about 10:20 p.m., but fog on Sunday night and murky water the next day hampered the search for Heikkinen. Divers found his body just outside their initial search area in perhaps 11 feet of water, the sheriff said. Hancock's only police officer, Heikkinen had been chief for "a number of years," Willis said. The Ramsey County Medical Examiner's Office will do an autopsy to determine how Heikkinen died, while Willis' office will investigate the incident. Morris Sun Tribune. Published September 05, 2011, 04:43 PM.
Searchers pulled the body of Hancock Police Chief Donald Heikkinen, 50, from Long Lake shortly before 4 p.m. on Monday, said Stevens County Sheriff Randy Willis. … A 911 caller reported the incident about 10:20 p.m., but fog on Sunday night and murky water the next day hampered the search for Heikkinen. Divers found his body just outside their initial search area in perhaps 11 feet of water, the sheriff said. Hancock's only police officer, Heikkinen had been chief for "a number of years," Willis said. The Ramsey County Medical Examiner's Office will do an autopsy to determine how Heikkinen died, while Willis' office will investigate the incident. Morris Sun Tribune. Published September 05, 2011, 04:43 PM.
http://dev1.morrissuntribune.com/event/article/id/25813/
UPDATE 8:00 p.m. MORRIS - The Stevens County Sheriff's Department has recovered the body of Hancock Police Chief Donald Heikkinen in Long Lake. Heikkinen was boating on Long Lake on Sunday night with five other boaters when their 14 foot craft, registered to Brian Krupke of Hancock, Minn., capsized about 10:15 p.m. The other five safely made it to shore. Sheriff Randy Willis said Heikkinen's body was found at 3:55 p.m. on Monday. The body is being taken to Ramsey County for an autopsy to determine the cause of death. Updated: Sheriff's Department recovers body of Hancock police chief (September 2011) UPDATE: The Stevens County Sheriff's Department has recovered the body of Hancock Police Chief Donald Heikkinen in Long Lake. Morris Sun Tribune Staff. Published September 05, 2011, 04:43 PM.
http://www.pedersenfh.com/obituary/Donald-Roy-Heikkinen/Hancock-MN/970598
Donald Heikkinen Obituary
Donald
Roy
Heikkinen
October 4, 1960 - September 5, 2011
Resided in Hancock, MN
Pallbearers for the service are: Clayton Rasmussen, Bob Bedel, Jay Kilpatrick, Jeff Rasmussen, Brian Krupke, Duane Schmitz, Dave Fanaselle and Tony Fanaselle. Honorary pallbearers are: All Don's Fellow Law Enforcement Officers; Steve Krupke, Danny Krupke, Perry Fanaselle, Pete Fanaselle, Pat Fanaselle, Mike Fanaselle, Joe Fanaselle, Jeff Labar, Puppy Hanson, Bryon Lundy, Art Schmitz, Bert and Ernie and Joel and Snake and All Who Called Don their "Friend."
http://www.morrissuntribune.com/content/donald-heikkinen
Don died on Monday, Sept. 5, 2011 from
a boating accident on Long Lake, near Hancock. He lived to reach the
age of 50 years.
Case No. 61-CR-11-623 – State of Minnesota vs Kyle Richard
Thompson:
Co. Attorney Nelson Rigged Court Case For The Perjurer Glenwood City Council's Kyle Thompson, Didn't He?
Pope County Attorney Neil Nelson said the city council member won't
get any special treatment during his prosecution. “My office will treat him the exact same
way we would treat anybody else who is faced with the same facts,” Nelson said. Glenwood City Council
Member Charged with Burglary, Assault. Created 12/13/2011, 7:30 pm, KSAX.com.
Thompson was represented by attorney Kevin W. DeVore. Pope County
Attorney Neil Nelson was the attorney for the state. Given the evidence that was presented at
trial I was surprised by the result,” Nelson said after the trial. “Nonetheless, I always respect the
decision of the jury.” Kyle Thompson
acquitted on all counts after three-day jury trial. Pope County
Tribune. Monday, October 29, 2012, Page 3A.
Neil focuses his practice in guardianships/conservatorships, real
estate, estate planning, business entities, and general civil litigation. As the Pope County Attorney
and Assistant Glenwood City Attorney he also prosecutes most of the crimes that occur in Pope
County. Neil grew up in Lowry, Minnesota, and graduated from Minnewaska Area High School. Neil went
on to graduate cum laude from the University of St. Thomas. He received his Juris Doctor from
the University of North Dakota School of Law, Grand Forks, North Dakota in 2007. While in law
school, Neil and his partner won the 2005 Moot Court Competition and also finished runner up in the 2007
Carrigan Cup trial competition. http://www.obenlandroth.com/NeilNelson.htm
Heard from Pope County Attorney Neil Nelson, who said there is a
possibility Pope County may lose a chambered judge. With the retirement of Judge Jon Stafsholt, seated
in Glenwood, the seat may be moved to Rochester. The decision will be made in approximately six
months, according to Nelson, and a public hearing will be held before the final decision. Nelson
encouraged commissioners to contact local legislators about how important it is to Pope County to keep a
chambered judge here. “We have to make out voice heard,” said Nelson. Losing the seat could bring
major financial consequences, he added. One example Nelson cited could see departments including Law
Enforcement, Human Services and the Attorney's Office incurring more expense for court-related
travel time. Without a chambered judge in Pope County, those departments would need to travel to the
nearest 8th District judge in Morris. Pope County to make its agricultural/feedlot officer an
in-house position. By Deb Mercer, News Editor. Monday, May 27, 2013. Pope County Tribune.
You Can't Trust Any Arrest, Prosecution, Or Conviction In Lawless Pope County, Can You? You Can't, Can You?
Amanda Peltier Conviction Tainted By Recruited Perjurer Ramsey Co. Medical Examiner Michael McGee? You Can't Trust Any Arrest, Prosecution Or Conviction At Pope County's Perjury Palace, Can You? Pope County Attorney Neil "The Tamper" Nelson Has A History Of Using The "Cheat To Win" Strategy, Doesn't He? Jury Misconduct At Rigged Hansen Murder Trial?
Scandal! Hancock Police Chief Donald “Dead Drunk” Heikkinen Dies A Coward's Death?
Lion News: 'Kyle "The Fixer" Thompson Is A Perjurer' Says Pope Co.'s Attorney Neil "The Tamper" Nelson?
