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They have given us a real mess | Some juvenile courts say they don t have funds to follow new law making 17-year-olds juveniles
One St. Charles County case could force juvenile courts to take on 17-year-olds regardless of whether they have the money to do so Author: Christine Byers (KSDK) Updated: 6:31 PM CST January 27, 2021
ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. We shouldn’t even know his name let alone the crimes he’s been accused of committing.
That’s because Tyrell Jones is 17 years old.
And, according to a law that took effect Jan. 1, he and others his age should be in Missouri’s juvenile system where most of the accusations against them are shielded from public view.
The jealous husband who killed TWO wives: True-crime series retells the shocking tale of how man finally faced justice for strangling his first wife when he murdered his second spouse three years later
The murders of Doyle Kelley s first wife, Diana Kelley, and second wife, Christy Kelley, were revisited on the premiere of the new true-crime series Exhumed
Diana, 24, was found dead in the passenger seat of her car with blood on her nose and hand on September 26, 1990, two weeks after separating from Doyle
The case went cold for three years until Christy s murder
In April 1993, Christy was found dead, floating face down in the bathtub in her home after suffering blunt force trauma to the head and being drowned
Prosecutor or Persecutor? Gardner Appeals for Power to Prosecute McCloskeys Ammoland Inc. Posted on
The Charge Against St. Louis Couple for Defending their Home
U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- On Sunday, 28 June, 2020, the property of a married couple of Saint Louis lawyers was invaded by a screaming, unruly mob. Under Missouri law, the couple had a right to defend themselves and their home. From a previous article on AmmoLand:
Section 563.031 specifically allows the use of deadly force, not just showing a weapon, against people who have entered private property unlawfully. In order to be justified, the person using the force must reasonably believe such force to be necessary to defend themselves or a third person from the unlawful use of force.
22 Jan 2021
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly Gardner (D) lost her second appeal to be reinstated as prosecutor to try Mark and Patricia McCloskey for standing outside their home with guns to defend their property.
Breitbart News reported that Mark held an AR-15 and Patricia held a handgun on June 28, in hopes of deterring protesters from damaging their home or property.
The McCloskey’s claim the protesters threatened them, so Mark came outside with an AR-15 and Patricia with a pistol.
Video of the couple standing outside their home went viral:
A couple has come out of their house and is pointing guns at protesters in their neighborhood #StLouis#lydakrewsonpic.twitter.com/ZJ8a553PAU