Timeline of Flack killings trial unfolds
Timeline explores the events that led to Flack facing trial in a killings case. See Page 12 for details. Price 75 cents. No. 31. Twelve pages.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2014
Page
1
Timeline explores the events that led to Flack facing trial in a killings case. See Page 12 for details. Price 75 cents. No. 31. Twelve pages.
Kyle T. Flack will stand trial in Franklin County District Court on four counts of homicide for the shotgun deaths of Steven White Kaylie Bailey Lana Bailey and Andrew Stout. The preliminary hearing found probable cause based on testimony from police, forensics and other witnesses. arraignment set for 9 a.m. April 22 in Ottawa.
Det. Jeremi Thompson of the Franklin County Sheriff's Office testifies in Franklin County District Court about Kyle T. Flack's confession to killing Steven White, 31, of Ottawa, in late April.
After a two day preliminary hearing District Judge Thomas H. Sachse bound over Kyle T. Flack 28 Ottawa to stand trial for capital murder two counts of first degree murder and criminal possession of a firearm in the 2013 deaths of Andrew Stout Steven White Kaylie Bailey and her 18 month old daughter Lana Bailey at 3197 Georgia Road. Arraignment set for 9 a.m. April 22 with plea to the charges and jury trial if not guilty.
Laura Huliska-Beith and 11 authors visited Ottawa University to present at the Franklin County Children's Literature Festival drawing about 1000 students from across the county. The event emphasized imagination and literacy as tools to reach goals and understand broader life beyond the local area.
Marciel Hernandez discovered a mashed potato covered Winchester 12-gauge shotgun at the City of Emporia waste transfer station on May 8. Johnson County Sheriff’s Office Crime Lab tied the weapon to Kyle T. Flack through DNA and a spent shell matched to the same firearm. Flack’s preliminary hearing featured expert testimony and he was bound over for trial.
Kyle T Flack, already linked to crimes with a gun, was sentenced in 2005 to 59 months for shooting Steven Dale Free five times. Free survived the attack but died in December 2011. Forensic pathologist Dr Erik Mitchell testified that Andrew Stout was shot five times with a shotgun in the Georgia Road shootings.
Wellsville High School boys basketball edged ahead in the first half as the Screaming Eagles faced an early lead in Hutchinson during the 3A State Tournament. Coach Thatcher Decker praised the hot shooting after a standout performance that kept the fans optimistic. Page 5 has more on the game.
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