Serena Lee Kilseimer
The duo who pleaded guilty to the 2019 killing of 56-year-old Helena resident Shane White in the Cave Gulch area near Canyon Ferry Lake was sentenced Tuesday.Â
Both 34-year-old Serena Lee Kilseimer and 43-year-old Dewayne William Johnson were originally charged with deliberate homicide but pleaded guilty to the lesser offense of mitigated deliberate homicide as part of a plea agreement in January. Johnson s plea included a claim of mental illness. Â
Lewis and Clark County District Court Judge Michael McMahon sentenced Kilseimer to 30 years in the Montana Women s Prison with 20 years suspended. She is ineligible for parole of any kind. She will have to register as a violent offender, is forbidden from associating with White s family and is ordered to pay $3,500 in restitution. McMahon said she is a danger to society and her potential for rehabilitation is minimal.
Class-action lawsuits filed in Nevada against car insurance providers amid pandemic
The class-action lawsuits have been filed against State Farm, USAA, Geico, Acuity, Liberty Mutual, Farmers, Progressive, Travelers, Nationwide, and Allstate.
Posted at 10:41 PM, Feb 23, 2021
and last updated 2021-02-25 17:00:33-05
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) â Multiple class-action lawsuits have been filed in Clark County District Court by the Las Vegas law firm Eglet Adams and Reno trial lawyer Matthew L. Sharp, seeking class-wide relief for the Defendant insurance companiesâ failure to provide and charge a fair and appropriate insurance premium and failure to provide premium reductions to its Nevada automobile insurance policyholders amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Members of Attila are currently being sued by two security guards at the Hard Rock Cafe in Las Vegas, Nevada following a physically violent clash between them and the band at a 2018 performance at Rage Fest.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal has reported that the lawsuit was filed in Clark County District Court on Wednesday (Feb. 17). It has been alleged that singer Chris Fronzak, guitarist Christopher Linck and bassist Kalan Blehm were lunging after, punching, attacking, kicking, throwing objects at, and/or striking the security guards in question.
Regarding the injuries sustained by security personnel, the document describes all or some of which conditions may be permanent and disabling in nature.