“Anybody with any common sense, I think, should get one,” he said. “Anybody that’s worried about their neighbors should get one. I can’t think of any reason why a person would not get one unless they have some allergic response to a shot. It’s entirely safe and I highly recommend everybody get one.”
Jenna Ritter, Registered Nurse, talks to patients who have parked in a waiting area Wednesday, Jan. 27, after receiving their COVID-19 vaccinations at Cuyuna Regional Medical Center in Crosby. Patients were asked to remain in their cars for 15 minutes to insure they would have no side effects from the vaccine. Steve Kohls / Brainerd Dispatch
that was pablo aybar. i m saying, this is great. this is the guy. gary foye, butch casey s neighbor, came in and positively i.d. d aybar as the man he saw driving the mercedes the morning of the murder. he doesn t pick alex hernandez as the passenger, he says he looks pretty similar, but he does pick aybar, he says, i m sure that was the driver. aybar seemed a good match for the moustached killer. and he soon got a second id from his roommate, john clemesco. were you sure right away that was pablo on that tape? yeah. clemesco also claimed to recognize the other man on the video as someone named pimp lover. police determined clemesco was referring to 21-year-old seth penalver from ft. lauderdale, florida. they traveled with the same morning of friends, and on the morning of the murders he said
are blank, but they re not blank because they re new. they re blank because they ve been intentionally erased. the police department took out the evidence that put anybody else as a suspect, and they basically molded this case to how they wanted it to be read. other police files pointed to pablo ibar s associates, alex hernandez and alberto rincon, who were caught red-handed with ibar at a robbery in dade county. one report referenced butch casey s next-door neighbor who saw a man in a white car outside butch s house on the morning of the murders. it was a mirimar major crime summary, and in it lists all the witnesses, including mr. and mrs. brainy. they live next door to casey. and at 7:00 in the morning they
i just need to know, is she dead? she said yes. to homicide detectives, the murders appeared to be a robbery gone wrong. police found bullet casings and a bloody footprint near the bodies, but little else to go on. sometimes butch casey was known to carry a lot of money as well as he was thought to perhaps maybe have access to drugs. but the primary thought, since the house was ransacked, that someone was looking for something. as police investigated, curious neighbors gathered outside. some of those citizens were coming up to me and talking to me, telling me stuff. one neighbor named gary foye said he d seen something suspicious the morning of the murders. gary foye told me that he saw these two guys in butch s mercedes convertible. foye thought it would be odd
drugs, money, same type of m.o. very violent. this time one of the victims managed to call police who arrived at the crime still in progress. the police corral the place and grab the three of them. the three men were alberto rincon, 24, alex hernandez, 20, and pablo aybar, 22. dade county police look at the fliers, look at their three suspects and go, hey, pablo aybar and alex hernandez, they re our suspects. i m going, this is great. this is the guy. gary foye came in and positively identified aybar as the man he saw driving the mercedes the morning of the murder. he doesn t pick alex hernandez as the passenger, but