The Us Supreme Court could rule as early as this month if it will hear a case allowing the john doe probe of walker to continue. New at 4 the Milwaukee County medical examiner has ruled the death of a jail inmate as homicide. The cause of death dehydration. Terrill thomas was found dead in his cell back in april. He was charged with opening fire inside the potawatomi casino and stealing more than four thousand dollars in chips. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is reporting the water in thom before his death. Milwaukee Public Schools revealing more about what happened when a 13 year old student brought a toy gun to Benjamin Franklin school. Ann sterling talked to parents who live near the school and are now speaking out about what they feel are a a number of problems. One day after a 13 year old student brought a toy gun to Benjamin Franklin school kids are back on the school yard playing kickball. But parents who live across the street are still asking a lot of questions. Sharonda smith
A veteran who suffers significant posttraumatic stress disorder and other psychological issues. He also faces a bail jumping charge because making the alleged threats violated the terms of his bond from a previous case. Back to you. A racine teen is facing charges accused of bringing weapons to school. Prosecutors say 18yearold James Lashley emailed the school saying he may have brought a knife to school. According to a criminal complaint he actually had two of them. One had a sixinch blade. And the other was about 3inches long. Two rou also allegedly found in his backpack. The Wisconsin Supreme Court shut it down, but today the john doe investigation into Governor Scott Walkers Campaign resurfaced in a big way. Documents leaked to the british newspaper the guardian show how walker directed millions of dollars from corporate coffers into a group that supported him during the 2012 recall. Theo keith has spent the day looking through these documents. Attorney John Chisholm says whoever l
Pictured is the Franklin County Cold Case Unit Friday, Dec. 11. Back row, from left, are Ken Hotsenpiller, Jim Schumacher, Capt. Chuck Subke, Gary Toelke, Tom Yoder and James Lashley. Front row, from left, are Tom Thacker, Sheriff Steve Pelton, Maj. Trevor Wild and Larry Cook.
Missourian Photo/Julia Hansen.