Soldier testifies under plea deal in court martial
Fort Riley based court martial hears testimony from Eric Colvin who alleges Sgt. Aaron Stanley killed two soldiers as he thought they were informants. Colvin, 23, testified under a plea agreement and admitted PTSD, memory loss, and meth use while defense questioned his truthfulness. The victims were Staff Sgt. Matthew Werner and Spe. Christopher Hymer. Stanley pleaded guilty to drug charges and faces murder charges. prosecutors say the killings aimed to shield a meth operation and marijuana grow. Colvin admitted lying to protect his friend and described prior Iraq service and battlefield trauma.
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Army
Post Police
Eric Colvin
Aaron Stanley
Colvin
Stanley
Clay Center
Papillion
Neb
Bismarck
N.D
Matthew Werner
Oxnard
Calif
Spe
Christopher D. Hymer
Nevada
Anita Robbins
Iraq
Werner
Hymer
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
41St Infantry Regiment
1St Armored Division
Bravo Company
1St Battalion
41St Infantry
Pottawatomie County
Hollywood Memorabilia Star Attraction at Wichita Estate Sale
Wichita estate sale features autographed items from Ethel Merman Gena Rowlands and Jean Stapleton owned by hairdresser Dale Isaacs. Proceeds support Isaacs amid Alzheimer's as conservators sell Kansas property. Items include M Butterfly poster signed by cast, Beast claws from Disney tour, Edith Head sketch, plus art, china, crystal, furniture. Sale runs 8 am to 6 pm Thursday through Saturday at Clifton Square Shopping Village.
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Wichita
Ethel Merman
Gena Rowlands
Jean Stapleton
Dale Isaacs
Isaacs
Eureka
Kansas
George Byfield
Fred Inkley
Edie Adams
Edith Head
Disney
Hollywood
Janice Byfield
Byfield & Byfield
Augusta
Clifton Square
Geography revolution features KU professor and AGS leader
Kansas University geography professor and American Geographical Society president Jerry Dobson discusses land mine mapping, geo slavery, continental drift theories, sea level changes, and the geoscience revolution on River City Weekly hosted by Greg Hurd. The program premieres on Sunflower Broadband Channel 6 and repeats across days with varied times.
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Kansas University
American Geographical Society
Jerry Dobson
Dobson
River City Weekly
Greg Hurd
Sunflower
Court overturns $2 million police shooting award
A federal appeals court in St. Louis ruled the 1998 no knock raid on David Doran’s southern Kansas City home was justified. Doran, shot twice after emerging with a gun, spent 16 days in hospital and lost a kidney. The 8th U.S. Circuit vacated the verdict, saying officers had right to raid without announcing. Doran’s attorney plans to seek Supreme Court review.
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Kansas City
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
David Doran
Doran
David Smith
U.S. Supreme Court
Smith
High Court
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Jayhawk Dental
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Shenren Wang
Jianhun Hua
Yang Hua
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