Gentz Sentencing Jan. 29th & Bashara Murder Charges

kittygirl wrote:

EllsBells wrote:Yes, but what is gained by a delay in filing charges? Our cause of justice of Jane is not served by more delays. Witnesses die, have decayed memories, become impaired, or are more reluctant to testify. What happens if Gentz dies by natural causes or suffers a stroke? Is it just bureaucracy standing in the way?

The investigation can still continue after charges are filed, so what is the compelling reason to not file charges?

Certainly Monster Bob's attorney will try to delay at every turn, so why should the Wayne County Prosecutor help the defense by prolonging the delay?

Is it time for a protest march with Justice for Jane signs in Grosse Pointe or at the Wayne County Prosecutor's office --- or not? Wouldn't Jane be at the head of an effort for justice if it was her friend who was senselessly murdered? Why are we here if not to demand justice for Jane?

Are we powerless and/or failing Jane?

.

I think there are a number of reasons why it is prudent to delay the filing of charges. Before the file charges the prosecutor's office can issue investigative subpoenas which they had used previously in this case to gather evidence. Also, once charges are filed the defendant is entitled to certain steps in the legal process like a preliminary examination within 14 days, so the case starts moving. Bob would have access to all the discovery and that could potentially harm any further investigation, right now he has no access to discovery. Also, I'm assuming that there is much of this case that is physical evidence (the forensic evidence WXYZ reported having showing Jane and Monster's combined DNA), evidence removed from Rachel's apartment and the Bob's house, internet records, the piece of paper that "heparin" was written on, internet searches for insulin, etc. The strength of this evidence is not going to be diminished by the passage of time and from the way too many crime shows that I watch it seems like that is the kind of stuff that juries like these days and is more irrefutable than witness testimony. As soon as Monster has access to the discovery he knows who is going to be a witness against him and I think that the identity of those witnesses be kept confidential for as long as possible for their own safety and peace of mind.

I sense your frustration absolutely but I firmly believe that the prosecutor's office and law enforcement want justice as bad as we do. They have seen the evidence and the case in its entirety so they know just how complex this case is and evil Monster really is. They could be leveling a myriad of charges against him, things that we have no idea about. I am encouraged by the things that Family said above and I appreciate them letting us know their perspective.

kittygirl wrote:

EllsBells wrote:Yes, but what is gained by a delay in filing charges? Our cause of justice of Jane is not served by more delays. Witnesses die, have decayed memories, become impaired, or are more reluctant to testify. What happens if Gentz dies by natural causes or suffers a stroke? Is it just bureaucracy standing in the way?

The investigation can still continue after charges are filed, so what is the compelling reason to not file charges?

Certainly Monster Bob's attorney will try to delay at every turn, so why should the Wayne County Prosecutor help the defense by prolonging the delay?

Is it time for a protest march with Justice for Jane signs in Grosse Pointe or at the Wayne County Prosecutor's office --- or not? Wouldn't Jane be at the head of an effort for justice if it was her friend who was senselessly murdered? Why are we here if not to demand justice for Jane?

Are we powerless and/or failing Jane?

.

I think there are a number of reasons why it is prudent to delay the filing of charges. Before the file charges the prosecutor's office can issue investigative subpoenas which they had used previously in this case to gather evidence. Also, once charges are filed the defendant is entitled to certain steps in the legal process like a preliminary examination within 14 days, so the case starts moving. Bob would have access to all the discovery and that could potentially harm any further investigation, right now he has no access to discovery. Also, I'm assuming that there is much of this case that is physical evidence (the forensic evidence WXYZ reported having showing Jane and Monster's combined DNA), evidence removed from Rachel's apartment and the Bob's house, internet records, the piece of paper that "heparin" was written on, internet searches for insulin, etc. The strength of this evidence is not going to be diminished by the passage of time and from the way too many crime shows that I watch it seems like that is the kind of stuff that juries like these days and is more irrefutable than witness testimony. As soon as Monster has access to the discovery he knows who is going to be a witness against him and I think that the identity of those witnesses be kept confidential for as long as possible for their own safety and peace of mind.

I sense your frustration absolutely but I firmly believe that the prosecutor's office and law enforcement want justice as bad as we do. They have seen the evidence and the case in its entirety so they know just how complex this case is and evil Monster really is. They could be leveling a myriad of charges against him, things that we have no idea about. I am encouraged by the things that Family said above and I appreciate them letting us know their perspective.

Bricktop wrote:Absolutely right, and also in their favor is the fact that blob sure isn't a flight risk.

Pointed Barbs wrote:

Bricktop wrote:Absolutely right, and also in their favor is the fact that blob sure isn't a flight risk.

Free or not...You could pump him full of hydrogen and stick a rocket up his 'bleep' .... Blob aint flyin Anywhere!

"Oh...did I say that out loud?"

TheEndIsNear wrote:Three cheers for the guilty verdicts for kwame and bobby! Here's hoping bb is next!!

silver1 wrote:Just heard a clip on WDIV.
"Tonight at 11 p.m. - What really happened when Jane Bashara was murdered? Now a secret recording is revealed only to the Defenders."

silver1 wrote:Did anyone see WDIV this am? I think that Barry -- is he the retired detective? -- was on with Guy Gordon. Turned the TV on just as it ended.

GPPGRL wrote:Just reviewed the video again and it appears to me that the audio confession was recorded by former investigator Tom Barry (sp?) and that what is meant by taking the case in a new direction is that Bashara will be charged finally.

http://m.clickondetroit.com/news/Defenders-Joe-Gentz-secret-tapes/-/16732600/19291836/-/9f306r/-/index.html

chewet wrote:

GPPGRL wrote:Just reviewed the video again and it appears to me that the audio confession was recorded by former investigator Tom Barry (sp?) and that what is meant by taking the case in a new direction is that Bashara will be charged finally.

http://m.clickondetroit.com/news/Defenders-Joe-Gentz-secret-tapes/-/16732600/19291836/-/9f306r/-/index.html

Oh God... hearing Gentz's voice and how he answer's Barry's questions absolutely changes my opinion of him! No more "Lenny" imho, regardless of how he was controlled by Monster.

Does anyone recall how this retired Det. Barry got involved? Who originally contacted him and involved him? And for what purpose? Wonder what else Barry was able to uncover and if so, sure hope it is stuff to drop the bomb on Monster once and for all!!

kittygirl wrote:

chewet wrote:

GPPGRL wrote:Just reviewed the video again and it appears to me that the audio confession was recorded by former investigator Tom Barry (sp?) and that what is meant by taking the case in a new direction is that Bashara will be charged finally.

http://m.clickondetroit.com/news/Defenders-Joe-Gentz-secret-tapes/-/16732600/19291836/-/9f306r/-/index.html

Oh God... hearing Gentz's voice and how he answer's Barry's questions absolutely changes my opinion of him! No more "Lenny" imho, regardless of how he was controlled by Monster.

Does anyone recall how this retired Det. Barry got involved? Who originally contacted him and involved him? And for what purpose? Wonder what else Barry was able to uncover and if so, sure hope it is stuff to drop the bomb on Monster once and for all!!

Same for me. No more Lenny. Judge Evans making soooo much sense now.

GPPGRL wrote:

kittygirl wrote:

chewet wrote:

GPPGRL wrote:Just reviewed the video again and it appears to me that the audio confession was recorded by former investigator Tom Barry (sp?) and that what is meant by taking the case in a new direction is that Bashara will be charged finally.

http://m.clickondetroit.com/news/Defenders-Joe-Gentz-secret-tapes/-/16732600/19291836/-/9f306r/-/index.html

Oh God... hearing Gentz's voice and how he answer's Barry's questions absolutely changes my opinion of him! No more "Lenny" imho, regardless of how he was controlled by Monster.

Does anyone recall how this retired Det. Barry got involved? Who originally contacted him and involved him? And for what purpose? Wonder what else Barry was able to uncover and if so, sure hope it is stuff to drop the bomb on Monster once and for all!!

Same for me. No more Lenny. Judge Evans making soooo much sense now.

For me he's still Lenny; a murderer who really does not comprehend the enormity of what he's done; a man-child who yearns to please those he deems are in authority. It was only later when talking to others that he got a sense of the wrongness of his actions. He's not a moral psychopath; he's mentally deficient.

kittygirl wrote:... Judge Evans making soooo much sense now.

Pointed Barbs wrote:He's not so much the murderer as the murder weapon....

TheEndIsNear wrote:Did a little searching on this... ...

...I don't think WDIV has any more inside information than anyone else at this point. Most of the stuff JG said in the recording had already been reported by leaks, Nancy Grace and others. EVERYBODY thinks BB is going to be charged, and soon. To tag it as a new twist in the case, or that it is taking the investigation in a new direction,was gross sensationalism - purely for ratings. One of the worst examples thus far, in my opinion. I agree with barbs that JG was mostly just the weapon... He was used and manipulated - for sure - but he knew what he was being asked to do was wrong. If someone had tried to lie and manipulate him into killing his daughter, or his mother, would he have complied? I think not. He was lured by greed and selfishness, and used by a sociopath and skilled manipulator. Sad for him. Sadder for Jane's loved ones. Saddest for Jane.

GPPGRL wrote:I see on trulia.com that the Bashara home 552 Middlesex was listed for sale two days ago for $425k. Interesting that they did not show a photo of the house from the street. Might cause people to wonder "hmmmm...now where have I seen THAT house before?"

kittygirl wrote:

GPPGRL wrote:I see on trulia.com that the Bashara home 552 Middlesex was listed for sale two days ago for $425k. Interesting that they did not show a photo of the house from the street. Might cause people to wonder "hmmmm...now where have I seen THAT house before?"

Awesome find on trulia!

I was looking at it and it said last sale 11/26/2012. So I am like hmmmm..

I searched the Wayne County Real Estate Index and sure enough on 11/26/12 there was a sheriff's deed for $63,865.57. So it was foreclosed upon and sold at a sheriff's sale. I don't remembering reading it was foreclosed upon on here, so if we already knew sorry for repeating.

I hope that the agent tells people what happened in that house. Very sad. It's a gorgeous house.

Edited to say....i guess we already knew that. I'm slow.

TheEndIsNear wrote:

kittygirl wrote:

GPPGRL wrote:I see on trulia.com that the Bashara home 552 Middlesex was listed for sale two days ago for $425k. Interesting that they did not show a photo of the house from the street. Might cause people to wonder "hmmmm...now where have I seen THAT house before?"

Awesome find on trulia!

I was looking at it and it said last sale 11/26/2012. So I am like hmmmm..

I searched the Wayne County Real Estate Index and sure enough on 11/26/12 there was a sheriff's deed for $63,865.57. So it was foreclosed upon and sold at a sheriff's sale. I don't remembering reading it was foreclosed upon on here, so if we already knew sorry for repeating.

I hope that the agent tells people what happened in that house. Very sad. It's a gorgeous house.

Edited to say....i guess we already knew that. I'm slow.

Ok. Let's think about this. BB was thrown in jail around June 25, 2012. Are we to believe, that in LESS THAN FIVE MONTHS, the house went through the entire foreclosure process, AND was auctioned off? This is all very hinky. Think about it - anyone else know anyone who has gone through a foreclosure?? That process takes months and months - even a year or more. And then, after the foreclosure process, the auctioning off process is another time-consuming thing. It just doesn't add up... time will tell, I guess...

AND, a sheriff's sale? Really? With an ongoing investigation and probable charges coming? A lot of unknowns for the sheriff to auction that house off. I think we are missing something here...

GPPGRL wrote:

TheEndIsNear wrote:
Ok. Let's think about this. BB was thrown in jail around June 25, 2012. Are we to believe, that in LESS THAN FIVE MONTHS, the house went through the entire foreclosure process, AND was auctioned off? This is all very hinky. Think about it - anyone else know anyone who has gone through a foreclosure?? That process takes months and months - even a year or more. And then, after the foreclosure process, the auctioning off process is another time-consuming thing. It just doesn't add up... time will tell, I guess...

AND, a sheriff's sale? Really? With an ongoing investigation and probable charges coming? A lot of unknowns for the sheriff to auction that house off. I think we are missing something here...

End, you are assuming he made the payments up until he was arrested. Given that he had multiple attorneys to pay, my guess is the house became a low priority in terms of keeping up the payments and that the foreclosure process had begun before his arrest. I don't really know what a sheriff's sale is though; maybe someone in the real estate profession and enlighten us on this whole process.

Day 150-415+
After the property is sold at a sheriff sale the mortgagor has a redemption period during which time the property can be reacquired.

The redemption period in Michigan is usually six months, except in situations where there are more than four units; less than 2/3 of the original debt owed, multiple acres and/or abandonment occur.

In order to redeem the property at this point you must pay off the mortgage, all interest and late fees, court costs, attorney fees, title and appraisal fees. If the sheriff deed holder paid taxes or insurance after the sheriff sale, the mortgagor must pay those fees as well. Redeeming the property by getting another mortgage is very difficult because of the bad credit rating that resulted from the foreclosure. Redeeming the property by selling it on the market is often a good option. If the property is redeemed, the original rights and obligations of ownership are reinstated.

GPPGRL wrote:

TheEndIsNear wrote:

kittygirl wrote:

GPPGRL wrote:I see on trulia.com that the Bashara home 552 Middlesex was listed for sale two days ago for $425k. Interesting that they did not show a photo of the house from the street. Might cause people to wonder "hmmmm...now where have I seen THAT house before?"

Awesome find on trulia!

I was looking at it and it said last sale 11/26/2012. So I am like hmmmm..

I searched the Wayne County Real Estate Index and sure enough on 11/26/12 there was a sheriff's deed for $63,865.57. So it was foreclosed upon and sold at a sheriff's sale. I don't remembering reading it was foreclosed upon on here, so if we already knew sorry for repeating.

I hope that the agent tells people what happened in that house. Very sad. It's a gorgeous house.

Edited to say....i guess we already knew that. I'm slow.

Ok. Let's think about this. BB was thrown in jail around June 25, 2012. Are we to believe, that in LESS THAN FIVE MONTHS, the house went through the entire foreclosure process, AND was auctioned off? This is all very hinky. Think about it - anyone else know anyone who has gone through a foreclosure?? That process takes months and months - even a year or more. And then, after the foreclosure process, the auctioning off process is another time-consuming thing. It just doesn't add up... time will tell, I guess...

AND, a sheriff's sale? Really? With an ongoing investigation and probable charges coming? A lot of unknowns for the sheriff to auction that house off. I think we are missing something here...

End, you are assuming he made the payments up until he was arrested. Given that he had multiple attorneys to pay, my guess is the house became a low priority in terms of keeping up the payments and that the foreclosure process had begun before his arrest. I don't really know what a sheriff's sale is though; maybe someone in the real estate profession and enlighten us on this whole process.

NoPlunder wrote:

GPPGRL wrote:

TheEndIsNear wrote:
Ok. Let's think about this. BB was thrown in jail around June 25, 2012. Are we to believe, that in LESS THAN FIVE MONTHS, the house went through the entire foreclosure process, AND was auctioned off? This is all very hinky. Think about it - anyone else know anyone who has gone through a foreclosure?? That process takes months and months - even a year or more. And then, after the foreclosure process, the auctioning off process is another time-consuming thing. It just doesn't add up... time will tell, I guess...

AND, a sheriff's sale? Really? With an ongoing investigation and probable charges coming? A lot of unknowns for the sheriff to auction that house off. I think we are missing something here...

End, you are assuming he made the payments up until he was arrested. Given that he had multiple attorneys to pay, my guess is the house became a low priority in terms of keeping up the payments and that the foreclosure process had begun before his arrest. I don't really know what a sheriff's sale is though; maybe someone in the real estate profession and enlighten us on this whole process.

What a timely find, GPPGRL! Very interesting.

The Register of Deeds shows Comerica as the "grantee" (purchaser) of the property owned by "Robert Bashara/Jane Bashara h/w"
on 11/15/12. (sorry, don't know how to post images)

Yet the City of GPP's assessing site still lists "Robert Bashara" as the owner, even though the sheriff's sale was recorded and "Comerica et al" listed as the "grantee" on 11/15/12.

https://is.bsasoftware.com/bsa.is/AssessingServices/ServiceAssessingDetails.aspx?dp=39+009+02+0699+000&i=1&sna=Middlesex&snf=552&appid=0&actSn=552&actSna=MIDDLESEX&unit=841

Am wondering though if this has something to do with Michigan's foreclosure laws and the fact an owner has a period of time after a Sheriff's Sale in which to redeem the property.

http://www.michigan.gov/mshda/0,4641,7-141-45866_62889_47905-177816--,00.html

The link shows the timeframe for foreclosure, and the very last part, regarding redemption is below:

Day 150-415+
After the property is sold at a sheriff sale the mortgagor has a redemption period during which time the property can be reacquired.

The redemption period in Michigan is usually six months, except in situations where there are more than four units; less than 2/3 of the original debt owed, multiple acres and/or abandonment occur.

In order to redeem the property at this point you must pay off the mortgage, all interest and late fees, court costs, attorney fees, title and appraisal fees. If the sheriff deed holder paid taxes or insurance after the sheriff sale, the mortgagor must pay those fees as well. Redeeming the property by getting another mortgage is very difficult because of the bad credit rating that resulted from the foreclosure. Redeeming the property by selling it on the market is often a good option. If the property is redeemed, the original rights and obligations of ownership are reinstated.

Since the property was auctioned to "Comerica et al" in November, I take this to mean BB has until May to redeem it. If it's on the market now, would this mean BB is trying to redeem it as that "good option" states above? Might this redemption period also explain why "Robert Bashara" is still listed as the owner and taxpayer of record as per GPP City records, even though they accurately reflect the Sheriff's Sale to "Comerica et al." And what might "et al" mean as far as Comerica goes?

Lastly, if one cannot get a mortgage, then how does selling it on the open market make it a good option for redemption??

Any real estate pro out there that can help explain this?

kittygirl wrote:Comerica is a well established predominantly SE Michigan area bank. I believe they held the mortgage on the property as well.

There is some property that Bob owns in Grosse Ile that looks like it could still potentially be owned by him, but it looks like in some records there is a related party so I am not sure. The properties were foreclosed upon due to back property taxes but were redeemed in July 2012. The taxpayer shows up as B&B Investments (in arrears, no surprise.)

EllsBells wrote:

TheEndIsNear wrote:

(snipped & bolded by Chewet)
Ok. Let's think about this. BB was thrown in jail around June 25, 2012. Are we to believe, that in LESS THAN FIVE MONTHS, the house went through the entire foreclosure process, AND was auctioned off? This is all very hinky.
...

AND, a sheriff's sale? Really? With an ongoing investigation and probable charges coming? A lot of unknowns for the sheriff to auction that house off. I think we are missing something here...

I'm not a real estate person, but it sounds like the sheriff's office held the deed to the property after the bank with the mortgage successfully foreclosed it (sued Bob for back payments) and then it was auctioned off to a company called Comerica (perhaps a flipper?) which now holds the deed. For Bob to be able to buy it back from Comerica, he'd have to pay back all the in arrears mortgage, taxes, attorney fees etc --- which he can't --- and besides Monster Bob has no need for the house because his housing needs are covered by the State of Michigan for at least the next 6 to 20 years.

At this point, it looks BB has no right to sell the property as he doesn't hold the deed, he only has the right to buy it back by paying all the back payments --- which he obviously can't --- I understand prison jobs typically only pay about 66 cents per hour.

My guess is that Comerica bought the property at the Sheriff's auction in November for a low amount and is now flipping it. Just speculating.

I imagine all of BB's other real estate holdings have also been foreclosed.

Here's explanation of a Sheriff's sale:
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-sheriffs-sale.htm

chewet wrote:

EllsBells wrote:

TheEndIsNear wrote:

(snipped & bolded by Chewet)
Ok. Let's think about this. BB was thrown in jail around June 25, 2012. Are we to believe, that in LESS THAN FIVE MONTHS, the house went through the entire foreclosure process, AND was auctioned off? This is all very hinky.
...

AND, a sheriff's sale? Really? With an ongoing investigation and probable charges coming? A lot of unknowns for the sheriff to auction that house off. I think we are missing something here...

I'm not a real estate person, but it sounds like the sheriff's office held the deed to the property after the bank with the mortgage successfully foreclosed it (sued Bob for back payments) and then it was auctioned off to a company called Comerica (perhaps a flipper?) which now holds the deed. For Bob to be able to buy it back from Comerica, he'd have to pay back all the in arrears mortgage, taxes, attorney fees etc --- which he can't --- and besides Monster Bob has no need for the house because his housing needs are covered by the State of Michigan for at least the next 6 to 20 years.

At this point, it looks BB has no right to sell the property as he doesn't hold the deed, he only has the right to buy it back by paying all the back payments --- which he obviously can't --- I understand prison jobs typically only pay about 66 cents per hour.

My guess is that Comerica bought the property at the Sheriff's auction in November for a low amount and is now flipping it. Just speculating.

I imagine all of BB's other real estate holdings have also been foreclosed.

Here's explanation of a Sheriff's sale:
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-sheriffs-sale.htm

WOWZA

So rather than get into all the things the links have me thinking of at the moment *bites lip*, I realized that any foreclosure would be listed in a court proceeding, right? And since Wayne County, 3rd Circuit is available online- hello?

https://cmspublic.3rdcc.org/Search.aspx?ID=200&NodeID=100%2c101%2c102%2c103%2c104%2c105%2c200%2c300%2c400%2c401%2c2001%2c2002%2c2003%2c2004%2c2005%2c2006%2c2007%2c2008%2c2009%2c2010%2c2011%2c2012%2c2013%2c2014%2c2015%2c2016%2c2017%2c2018%2c2019%2c2020%2c2021%2c2022%2c2023%2c2024&NodeDesc=Third+Judicial+Circuit

Hopefully, that link would show the foreclosure proceeding, I thought... But nope!!! The the only civil cases ever logged for "Robert Bashara" are most certainly not his 552 Middlesex address, nor his first divorce.

So WTH are the records of said court proceeding?? And published records of intended sale??? Anyone??

(Off topic as far as real estate but important: his divorce seems to have been buried!-- no record anywhere-- yet his sister's 1975 divorce "Register of Actions" is fully accessible. What happened to Monster Bob's??? And WHY???)

NoPlunder wrote:

kittygirl wrote:Comerica is a well established predominantly SE Michigan area bank. I believe they held the mortgage on the property as well.

There is some property that Bob owns in Grosse Ile that looks like it could still potentially be owned by him, but it looks like in some records there is a related party so I am not sure. The properties were foreclosed upon due to back property taxes but were redeemed in July 2012. The taxpayer shows up as B&B Investments (in arrears, no surprise.)

BBM. Yes, Kittygirl, Comerica is indeed a well-established commercial bank. Funny thing, I remember it from the pre buyout-buyout-buyout era as a homegrown Detroit bank, yet from this link, it's now based in Dallas, Texas
http://www.comerica.com/about-us/company-overview/pages/default.aspx

Nevertheless, it was the buyer and the "et al" aspect I was questioning. Not sure what that means?

Also, if Comerica is "the" mortgage holder, then what is all the "Towne Mortgage" stuff over and over again all about? Here's a link to the county site for anyone that can make sense of this stuff. Enter "Bashara, Robert" in the search and it will come up with a list of properties associated with him.

http://www.waynecountylandrecords.com/RealEstate/SearchEntry.aspx

NoPlunder wrote:

kittygirl wrote:Comerica is a well established predominantly SE Michigan area bank. I believe they held the mortgage on the property as well.

There is some property that Bob owns in Grosse Ile that looks like it could still potentially be owned by him, but it looks like in some records there is a related party so I am not sure. The properties were foreclosed upon due to back property taxes but were redeemed in July 2012. The taxpayer shows up as B&B Investments (in arrears, no surprise.)

BBM. Yes, Kittygirl, Comerica is indeed a well-established commercial bank. Funny thing, I remember it from the pre buyout-buyout-buyout era as a homegrown Detroit bank, yet from this link, it's now based in Dallas, Texas
http://www.comerica.com/about-us/company-overview/pages/default.aspx

Nevertheless, it was the buyer and the "et al" aspect I was questioning. Not sure what that means?

Also, if Comerica is "the" mortgage holder, then what is all the "Towne Mortgage" stuff over and over again all about? Here's a link to the county site for anyone that can make sense of this stuff. Enter "Bashara, Robert" in the search and it will come up with a list of properties associated with him.

http://www.waynecountylandrecords.com/RealEstate/SearchEntry.aspx

Pointed Barbs wrote:http://www.freep.com/article/20130327/NEWS02/130327086/prosecutor-kym-worthy-budget-battle-wayne-county-robert-ficano


not good.

Pointed Barbs wrote:http://www.freep.com/article/20130327/NEWS02/130327086/prosecutor-kym-worthy-budget-battle-wayne-county-robert-ficano


Angry.

Bricktop wrote:

Pointed Barbs wrote:http://www.freep.com/article/20130327/NEWS02/130327086/prosecutor-kym-worthy-budget-battle-wayne-county-robert-ficano


not good.

Perhaps Kym could use a few volunteers?

kittygirl wrote:
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Wayne County residents should look into providing public input during a commissioner meeting. County exec would be present and u can tell him to his face that the cuts need to come from somewhere else so Jane's family and friends and all the victims are able to find justice (or at least the closest thing we've got to it.). Without the hope that the scumbags who hurt others will actually be punished I think not having that does something bad to society.

Kym Worthy keep standing up for your office and the victims!!!!