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Man Who Killed His Son Stays in Treatment

Posted by scottsuhr on A Fairbank man who shot and killed his son in 2019 has been ordered to remain in treatment, according to the Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier. 60 year old Daniel Niebuhr shot his son, 36 year old Brock Niebuhr to death at the elder Niebuhr’s rural Fairbank home in 2019 during an apparent mental health episode. In the trial he was found not guilty by reason of insanity and sent to the Iowa Medical and Classification Center for an evaluation. On Monday the court received an update that recommended Niebuhr be kept in a facility like the Mental Health Institute in Independence. During the trial a forensic psychiatrist testified that he diagnosed Niebuhr with major depressive disorder with psychotic features and mixed features. He also testified that Niebuhr did not understand the difference between right and wrong.

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Anamosa prison murders linked to staffing shortages, labor union says

Anamosa prison murders linked to staffing shortages, labor union says
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Anamosa prison murders linked to staffing shortages, AFSCME says

The murders of two employees at the Anamosa State Penitentiary March 23 are the climax of chronic staffing shortages at the state’s prisons, according to a labor union that represents prison workers. Ten nursing jobs or 35 percent of the authorized nursing positions at the Anamosa prison are vacant because of lack of state funding, AFSCME Council 61 reports. There are 14 correctional officer vacancies, or about 6 percent of the authorized positions at the prison with about 850 inmates, according to the union. Statewide, Iowa’s prisons, which are 10 percent over capacity, are about 9 percent understaffed, AFSCME said in a letter sent last week to Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds and leaders of the Iowa House and Senate.

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Beverly K Koeppel – Independence – Mix 94 7 KMCH

Beverly K. Koeppel, 66, Independence, died at her home in Independence on Friday December 25, 2020. Beverly was born on April 1, 1954 in Independence, IA the daughter of Pete and Evelyn L. (Barske) Koeppel. She was a 1972 graduate of Jefferson High School in Independence. She went on to receive a bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University of Northern Iowa in 1976, later that same year she took a position as a Substance Abuse Counselor at the Mental Health Institute in Independence. In 1991 she became a Special Education Teacher at the Cromwell Children’s Unit at MHI. Beverly valued her education and in 1998 received her master’s degree in special education from the University of Dubuque. Beverly worked at MHI for forty years before retiring in 2016. For many years she was a member of the Board of Trustees for the Independence Public Library. She also taught the Adult Religious Education Program (RICA) at St John’s’ Catholic Church.

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