Work stoppage at Ameren site in Taylorville
TAYLORVILLE, Ill. (WAND) — The Illinois EPA has secured agreement with Ameren for a work stoppage at a former Central Illinois Public Service EPA Superfund site which had toxic coal
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TAYLORVILLE, Ill. (WAND) — The Illinois EPA has secured agreement with Ameren for a work stoppage at a former Central Illinois Public Service EPA Superfund site which had toxic coal
>> thank you. mrs. reinboldt, my name is michael metnick. and i am the attorney for randy steidl. do you understand that? >> yes, i do. >> why is it that you're here today? >> because there were some things that didn't -- weren't truthful in the testimonies and -- >> were you there at the rhoads' house the night they were killed? >> no. >> that's when i was done with the state's case. she was either there or she wasn't. who's she lying to? either way, she's not credible. >> why did you mention randy steidl? >> why did i? >> yes. >> at that point? >> yes. >> because that's who everybody was say...
Concerns were mounting for lieutenant michael callahan as he reinvestigated the rhoads' murders. >> when you have witnesses that have questionable histories, it's doubly important to corroborate everything that they say. >> debra reinboldt, in her story, talks about seeing a wroen broken lamp and seeing one of the men hold up a piece of this broken lamp during one of the murders. >> the crime scene photos of the lamp raised questions for defense investigator bill clutter. >> you can actually see on the carpet where the firemen had removed the lamp, that there was a silhouette of an intact lamp...
Will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> proceed. >> thank you, mrs. reinboldt, my name is michael metnick. and i am the attorney for randy steidl. do you understand that? >> yes, i do. >> why is it that you're here today? >> because there were some things that didn't -- weren't truthful in the testimonies and -- >> were you there? at the rhoads' house the night they were killed? >> no. >> that's when i was done with the state's case. she was either there or she wasn't. who's she lying to? in either way, she's not credible. >> why did you mentio...
Concerns were mounting for lieutenant michale callahan as he reinvestigated the rhoads' murders. >> when you have witnesses that have questionable histories, it's doubly important to corroborate everything that they say. >> debra reinboldt, in her story, talks about seeing a broken lamp. and seeing one of the men holding up a piece of this broken lamp during the murders. >> the crime scene photos of the lamp raised questions for defense investigator bill clutter. >> you can actually see on the carpet where the firemen had removed the lamp, that there was a silhouette of an in tact lamp. what t...