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Justin Ryan Best, who worked full time as a software engineer and contractor for the Navy’s Office of Naval Intelligence, ran an illegal steroid manufacturing business from his home from 2013 through April and conspired with others to distribute homemade steroids throughout the United States, according to his guilty plea.

Des Moines Register An attorney for the family of a boy who died of injuries sustained on an Adventureland Park ride last month is criticizing park officials for what he says is their refusal to cooperate with an investigation of the accident. The park, through its attorney, countered that the family's attorney has refused to allow park officials to interview them. Attorney Ryan Best, representing the family of Michael Jamarillo, the 11-year-old boy who died of injuries he suffered when he was trapped beneath an overturned raft on the park's Raging River Ride, said in a written statemen...

David Jaramillo has begun to speak and could be discharged from the hospital as soon as late next week, the family's attorney said Thursday. It's more good news following a dramatic improvement earlier this week in the condition of the Marion boy,. The 16-year-old was critically injured in a July 3 accident at Adventureland Park that claimed the life of his brother Michael, 11. "David Jr. is beginning to talk, still has a tracheotomy but is talking slowly," said Ryan Best, the family's attorney. The good news for his family comes after they laid Michael to rest Saturday in a funeral at...

Des Moines Register The raft carrying Michael Jaramillo when an accident on Adventureland Park's Raging River ride fatally injured him July 3 temporarily had been pulled from service earlier in the day because of a deflated air bladder, according to public records obtained by the Des Moines Register.  It was one of several rafts that had been taken out of service because the bladders that keep them afloat had deflated, state amusement ride safety investigators said in a previously unreleased report. The report also shows that the raft was repaired and put back into service at 5:45 p.m...