Inmate Justin Marshall Confesses to 2009 Killing
A Muscatine County Jail inmate claims Justin Marshall confessed to the 2009 murder of John Versyot in 2011. The report notes the confession was shared by a fellow inmate and referenced on Page 2A.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2013
Page
1
A Muscatine County Jail inmate claims Justin Marshall confessed to the 2009 murder of John Versyot in 2011. The report notes the confession was shared by a fellow inmate and referenced on Page 2A.
The Hawkeyes, ranked third, defeat top-ranked Penn State 22 to 16 after dominant early performances led by heavyweight Bobby Telford. The victory boosts Iowa in the college wrestling showdown reported on page 1B.
Ced ar Rapids police found 90 year old Matthew John Owen dead on January 18 in his kitchen after a beating. He flaunted wealth wearing costly jewelry and oxygen gear and had relationships with at least six young women. Investigators seek motive behind the apparent homicide.
Cedar Rapids hospital launched an Emergency Department Consistent Care Program funded by a 50 thousand dollar grant from Transamerica. It identifies patients with 12 plus ER visits in a year and connects them to primary care and coordinated services. After a year, participating patients cut visits from 1,679 to 537. The initiative becomes a model for other facilities in Eastern Iowa.
The Iowa Department of Education says the Iowa City school district plan to use free or reduced-price lunch data could identify students without parental permission. It suggests alternatives using census data and notes the policy aims to balance poverty levels across schools and imposes high school capacity rules. The district supporters cite lunch-rate disparities and socioeconomic research.
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