Rieflin Sentenced to Life for Iowa Workplace Slayings
Rieflin, now 44, received two life terms for the 1995 shootings that killed Mark Greiner and Gregory Martin and injured David Sebetka and Darrell Bahndorf in Linn County. He expressed delusions driven by voices and said he sought vengeance after believing one victim knew of his ex-wife’s fate. He is serving at Anamosa State Penitentiary, and his prison life includes Level 4 housing, a TV, and ongoing psychiatric treatment.
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Rieflin claims Mundy delusional before prison death
Gerald Rieflin Jr. recalls Warren Mundy, 33, saying he feared dying in prison as Mundy died April 13 at Anamosa State Penitentiary. An autopsy cited cardiac arrest tied to officers restraining him after he jumped from his bunk and tried to harm himself. Rieflin, a Cedar Rapids neighbor and cellmate, described Mundy as delusional and hearing voices, while Mundy’s family questions the official account and government reviews are requested.
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Casino closure pits tribal councils over reopening
James Poot, 26, Marshalltown, fears lack of casino funds will strain his class and car loan while Madelyn Duncklee, 69, Vinton, worries about single parents losing jobs at Meskwaki. The dispute pits elected leader Alex Walker against appointed chief Homer Bear Jr. with injunctions sought to halt closure and possible joint leadership discussed to reopen.
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Hormone Therapy Linked to Dementia Risk in Study
The Women’s Health Initiative Memory Study followed 4,532 women using Premain estrogen progestin pills for over four years. Findings show increased dementia risk, about 23 extra cases per 10,000 annually, with no protection against mild cognitive decline, possibly due to stroke risk. Researchers advise lowest effective dose for shortest duration.
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Small, isolated attacks in Fallujah target US troops
Maj. Gen. Buford Blount III, commander of the 8th Infantry Division, said the assaults near Baghdad appear coordinated by small groups loyal to Saddam. Six Iraqis were detained after a midnight firefight at a Fallujah traffic checkpoint 30 miles west of Baghdad. Two attackers were killed as U.S. soldiers suffered casualties.
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