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Rigby first-degree murder case moves to district court Updated at Share This Jesse Gentle, along with his attorneys R. James Archibald and John Leslie Stosich as they hear the judges decision to move the case onto trial. RIBGY — Twenty-one year old Jesse Gentle will face a first-degree murder charge in district court following a two-day preliminary hearing on Thursday and Friday. During the hearing, Magistrate Judge Robert Crowley listened to arguments presented by the prosecution and defense regarding the killing of 72-year-old Merel Jay Sorenson in November 2020. Following the hearin...

Witness surprises defense team with new information during murder preliminary hearing Share This Jesse Gentle in court for his preliminary hearing RIGBY — The suspect accused of killing a 72-year-old man in Rigby last year appeared in court Thursday for his preliminary hearing. Jesse Gentle, 21, is charged with first-degree murder for the death of Merle Jay Sorensen. On Thursday, prosecutors presented evidence to Magistrate Judge Robert Crowley to determine if there is sufficient cause to move the case to a trial in district court. During the hearing, Gentle’s aunt, Tonya Stevenson, d...

Updated / Monday, 12 Apr 2021 17:25 The court heard she hadn't suffered any physical injuries A three-year-old girl who became anxious about Santa Claus not being able to come to her home after she had been involved in a car accident has been given a settlement of €25,000 for psychiatric injuries at the circuit civil court. Judge James McCourt approved the settlement offer to Missy Elliott, who is now six, by the insurers of driver, Denis Osula who crashed into the back of the Elliott family car in Glasnevin in Dublin three years ago. Barrister Robert Crowley told the court that as well as...

Ike Tomlinson, owner of two gas stations and a bulk fuel station in Jefferson and Clark Counties, plead guilty to the charge of unlawful entry and waived the right to a trial Dec. 7. Tomlinson was fined $1,000, ordered to 180 days in jail and informal probation for one year. The fine was reduced after $600 was suspended from the charge, and the 180 days in jail was also suspended. Judge Robert Crowley granted Tomlinson a withheld judgement of unlawful entry after he completes a successful one year probation. According to court documents, Western Wildfire LLC partners Aaron Smith of Menan and ...

Assassination of scientists Sri Lanka Guardian 9:12 AM John F Kennedy thought of ending the Chinese nuclear weapons programme by attacking the Chinese nuclear weapons complex at Lop Nor but desisted for fear of Russian reaction. Later Russia considered doing the same and so informed Washington but the US was discouraging because by then it had begun to perceive a nuclear China’s utility in containing the Soviet Union. by Bharat Karnad  Having mulled the assassination of the nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh near the town of Absard northeast of Tehran on Nov 27, it is clear it was an ev...