Raymond and Katherine Kvalvog are currently pursuing a lawsuit against Park Christian School in federal court. 6:34 pm, Jul. 22, 2021 ×
Ray and Kathie Kvalvog speak during a press conference at the Travelodge & Suites in Moorhead on Thursday, July 15, 2021.
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Appeals judges affirmed the Clay County District Court’s decision that Raymond and Katherine Kvalvog cannot retry their civil case against Park Christian School and former basketball coach Josh Lee based on claims that the lower court made several errors in judgment.
The family alleged Lee and Park Christian were responsible for the deaths of their sons, Zachary and Connor Kvalog, as the boys drove June 23, 2015, from Moorhead to a basketball tournament in Wisconsin. State troopers said a semi-truck crowded Zachary Kvalvog, 18, as he drove his father’s pickup in a caravan on Interstate 94 near Dalton, Minn.
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WEST FARGO, N.D., July 15, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ Attorney David Chapman announced today he has commenced a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota on behalf of his clients Ray and Kathie Kvalvog. The lawsuit against the Minnesota State Patrol, Park Christian School, former Park Christian School head varsity basketball coach Josh Lee and former head football coach Tim Kerr is for the alleged denial of the Kvalvog s civil rights in the alleged connection with the civil suit regarding a 2015 crash that claimed the lives of their sons, Zachary and Connor Kvalvog.
The lawsuit alleges Eischens wrote a report in a fashion that deflected attention from his friends at Park Christian School. The suit alleges that because Sgt. Eischens had close ties with the top leaders of the school it was his desire to protect his close family friends.
Parents sue Minn. State Patrol in crash death of their sons Moorhead, Minn., parents sue over investigation into teen sons fatal I-94 crash. July 15, 2021 5:35pm Text size Copy shortlink:
A Moorhead, Minn., couple are suing the Minnesota State Patrol, alleging the agency mishandled the investigation into a crash that killed their two teenage sons.
Ray and Kathie Kvalvog s sons were students at Park Christian School in Moorhead when they traveled to Wisconsin for a basketball tournament in June 2015. Zach Kvalvog, 18, was driving the family pickup truck. His 14-year-old brother, Connor, was a passenger, along with two other members of the school basketball team.
Kvalvogs lay out cover-up allegations against school, trooper in sons fatal crash
Raymond and Katherine Kvalvog held a news conference Thursday to talk about their new lawsuit in the deaths of their sons, Zachary and Connor Kvalvog, who died in 2015 while on their way to a basketball tournament. 10:29 am, Jul. 15, 2021 ×
Ray and Kathie Kvalvog speak during a press conference at the Travelodge & Suites in Moorhead on Thursday, July 15, 2021.
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MOORHEAD Raymond and Katherine Kvalvog said finding out the connection between a Minnesota State Patrol trooper who investigated their sons’ fatal crash with the school whose basketball team the boys were traveling with when they died was like peeling back layers of onions.
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Kvalvogs file civil rights lawsuit against State Patrol & Park Christian
Lawsuit allegations claim Minnesota State Patrol and Park Christian School covered up facts in the crash that killed their two teenage sons.
July 15, 2021
MOORHEAD, Minn. (KVRR) The parents of Zachary and Connor Kvalvog, who died in a pickup crash on I-94 in 2015, are talking about their lawsuit allegations against Minnesota State Patrol and Park Christian School.
“Zach’s not here… and they know the truth, the people on the other side… they’re pure evil,” Raymond Kvalvog said.
Emotions run high as Katherine and Raymond Kvalvog address their allegations against Park Christian School and Minnesota State Patrol for allegedly covering up facts in the crash that killed their two teenage sons on their way to a school basketball tournament.