No bond for Rapid City man accused of murdering woman
A Rapid City man accused of murdering a woman in a hotel room and then robbing a Lyft driver at knifepoint will remain in custody in Pennington County.
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A Rapid City man accused of murdering a woman in a hotel room and then robbing a Lyft driver at knifepoint will remain in custody in Pennington County.
A hearing that began with palpable tension between the families of a victim and her alleged killers ended with an emotional outburst and a woman being escorted from the courtroom.
Pennington County State's Attorney Laura Roetzel is advocating court's eliminate status hearings in an effort she hopes will expedite cases.
The Pennington County State's Attorney Office stated the killing stemmed from "a misguided belief" that Wolfe held responsibility for a death five years ago.
A Rapid City man appeared in court and had his bond set at $50,000 cash after his arrest for his alleged role as the driver in Esther Wolfe's murder Wednesday.