Ottawa man faces four murder counts in 2013 quadruple death
Kyle Trevor Flack, 28, of Ottawa, bound over for trial after a two day preliminary hearing in Franklin County District Court. Prosecutors allege capital murder for Kaylie and Lana Bailey deaths, first degree murder for Steven White, and criminal possession of a firearm. An attempted rape charge was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Kyle Trevor Flack
Ottawa
Georgia Road
Thomas H. Sachse
Vic Braden
Kansas
Stephen Hunting
Franklin County
James Ward
Flack
Franklin County District Court
S. Main St
Steven White
White
Mitchell
Bailey
Bethany Stone
Johnson County Sheriff's Office
Stone
Frieden
Sachse
Prosecution Hints at DNA Links in Quadruple Killings Arraignment
At arraignment Flack faces capital murder charges in the deaths of Kaylie and Lana Bailey, and first degree murder counts for Stout and White along with firearm possession. Judge Sachse dropped an attempted rape charge after prosecutors argued a plea, while defense declined comment.
Capital murder case details emerge in Lana Bailey death
Testimony links the 18 month old Lana Bailey’s death to a single shotgun wound in the same crime scene as her mother Kaylie. Investigators describe finding Lana’s body in a suitcase in Tequa Creek near Williamsburg and outline planned capital murder consideration for the charges in Kansas.
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Flack
Kaylie Bailey
Lana Leigh Bailey
Lana Bailey
Kansas
Georgia Road
Tequa Creek
Osage County
Osage
Franklin County
Lana
Andrea Reed
Johnson County
Stubbs Road
Franklin and
Reed
Pottawatomie
Blake Reker
Herald
Jeff Richards
Mitchell
Kaylie
Hunting
White
Stout
Timeline to Trial in Kyle Flack Quadruple Homicide Case
Follow the events leading through Kyle Flack's quadruple homicide case as prosecutors consider pursuing a first degree murder charge. Hunting indicated this potential charge on Page 12.
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Kyle Flack
Hunting
Evidence ties shotgun to crime scene in Emporia case
Forensic testimony linked a Winchester 12 gauge shotgun found at an Emporia waste transfer station to shell fragments recovered at the crime scene. DNA on the shotgun and a shell matched Flack, with additional DNA from workers handling the weapon. Victims Kaylie Bailey, Stout, White, and Lana Bailey were identified or confirmed missing as investigations continued.
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Emporia
Jason Butell
Johnson County
White
Flack
Stone
Butell
Andrew Stout
Mitchell
Marciel Hernandez
Hernandez
Timothy DelCamp
Kaylie Bailey
Stout
Georgia Road
Ottawa
Lana Bailey
Ashley Vogelaar
Vogelaar
Burger King
Braden
Hunting
James Ward
Franklin County
New Judge Assigned for Quadruple Homicide Case
District Judge Thomas H. Sachse set arraignment for 9 a.m. April 22 in the Kyle T. Flack quadruple homicide case. Judge Eric Godderz will preside over arraignment and remaining proceedings, with an anticipated not guilty plea. Flack previously served 59 months for a 2005 intentional attempted murder and was paroled in 2009. Franklin County attorney Stephen Hunting defended the sentence as appropriate under the guidelines.
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Kyle T. Flack
Thomas H. Sachse
Flack
Andrew Stout
Steven White
Kaylie Bailey
Bailey
Lana Bailey
Sachse
Eric Godderz
Ottawa
Steven Dale
Stephen Hunting
Franklin County
Hunting
Kansas
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Topeka
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Wichita
Erik Mitchell
Kansas City
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Jeremi Thompson
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Thompson
State of Kansas
Pomona
Sand Creek Rdt
Richter
Labette Rd
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