Marin Trial Reveals Calm Video of Cedar Rapids Killings
Marin 21 with Cedar Rapids and Ely addresses admitted to killings of Edmondson and Hill on April 23 2006 in a bloody Cedar Rapids bathroom. He claimed mental health crisis and medication influenced actions while noting he cannot recall details. The 4 1/2 hour taped interview showed a calm demeanor as he answered questions. defense cites insanity and diminished capacity.
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Cedar Rapids
Ely
Edmondson
Hill
Doug Larsson
Linn County
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Kepros
Diehl
David Omelik
Iowa gambling expansion drives record spend and rising counseling need
Gambling outlets replaced TouchPlay at three race tracks and 14 riverboat casinos, totaling a record 1.32 billion in fiscal 2007. New casinos opened in Riverside Worth County Emmetsburg and Waterloo. treatment program reached 1,205 clients in 2006, a record, with expenditures at 4.31 million. The hot line 1 800 BETSOFF received 7 341 calls as addiction concerns grow with new venues.
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Worth County
Emmetsburg
Waterloo
Iowa
Mark Vander Linden
Diane Kepros
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Riverside Casino & Golf Resort
Kepros
Wes Ehrecke
Thewlo . Association
University of Northern Iowa
Ehrecke
Judge reprimands Marin's lawyer for covering microphone
Public Defender Tom Diehl was reprimanded by District Judge Robert Sosalla for placing a clear plastic cup over a courtroom microphone during Kyle Marin's first degree murder trial. The judge noted Iowa Supreme Court rules allow media audio and ordered the cup removed.
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Dorothy de Souza
Guedes
de Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Tom Diehl
Robert Sosalla
Kyle Marin
Sosalla
Diehl
Iowa Supreme Court
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