Couple Is Charged With Murder December 2008

Woman convicted in Lamar County murder case February 2011

Clark vs Georgia August 2020

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

YOB: 1978
RACE: WHITE
GENDER: FEMALE
HEIGHT: 5’05”
WEIGHT: 170
EYE COLOR: BLUE
HAIR COLOR: BROWN

INCARCERATION DETAILS

MAJOR OFFENSE: MURDER
MOST RECENT INSTITUTION: ARRENDALE STATE PRISON
MAX POSSIBLE RELEASE DATE: LIFE

KNOWN ALIASES

A.K.A. CLARK,JENNIFER LEIGH

STATE OF GEORGIA – CURRENT SENTENCES

CASE NO: 731755
OFFENSE: MURDER
CONVICTION COUNTY: LAMAR COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 11/18/2008
SENTENCE LENGTH: NOT AVAILABLE

CASE NO: 731755
OFFENSE: TAMPERING WITH EVIDENCE
CONVICTION COUNTY: LAMAR COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 11/18/2008
SENTENCE LENGTH: 10 YEARS, 0 MONTHS, 0 DAYS

CASE NO: 731755
OFFENSE: CRUELTY TO CHILDREN
CONVICTION COUNTY: LAMAR COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 11/18/2008
SENTENCE LENGTH: 20 YEARS, 0 MONTHS, 0 DAYS

CASE NO: 731755
OFFENSE: CRUELTY TO CHILDREN
CONVICTION COUNTY: LAMAR COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 11/18/2008
SENTENCE LENGTH: 20 YEARS, 0 MONTHS, 0 DAYS

CASE NO: 731755
OFFENSE: CONCEAL DEATH OF ANOTHER
CONVICTION COUNTY: LAMAR COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 11/18/2008
SENTENCE LENGTH: 10 YEARS, 0 MONTHS, 0 DAYS

STATE OF GEORGIA – PRIOR SENTENCES

STATE OF GEORGIA – INCARCERATION HISTORY

INCARCERATION BEGIN: 02/23/2011
INCARCERATION END: ACTIVE

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

YOB: 1986
RACE: WHITE
GENDER: MALE
HEIGHT: 5’09”
WEIGHT: 155
EYE COLOR: BLUE
HAIR COLOR: BROWN

INCARCERATION DETAILS

MAJOR OFFENSE: MURDER
MOST RECENT INSTITUTION: SMITH STATE PRISON
MAX POSSIBLE RELEASE DATE: LIFE

KNOWN ALIASES

A.K.A. YOST,KENNETH MICHAEL

STATE OF GEORGIA – CURRENT SENTENCES

CASE NO: 707146
OFFENSE: MURDER
CONVICTION COUNTY: LAMAR COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 11/18/2008
SENTENCE LENGTH: NOT AVAILABLE

CASE NO: 707146
OFFENSE: CONCEAL DEATH OF ANOTHER
CONVICTION COUNTY: LAMAR COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 11/18/2008
SENTENCE LENGTH: 5 YEARS, 0 MONTHS, 0 DAYS

CASE NO: 707146
OFFENSE: TAMPERING WITH EVIDENCE
CONVICTION COUNTY: LAMAR COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 11/18/2008
SENTENCE LENGTH: 5 YEARS, 0 MONTHS, 0 DAYS

STATE OF GEORGIA – PRIOR SENTENCES

STATE OF GEORGIA – INCARCERATION HISTORY

INCARCERATION BEGIN: 10/19/2009
INCARCERATION END: ACTIVE

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The other occupant in the car is said to be a member of the ‘east side boys’ gang!  Jaques is an innocent victim caught in the middle of gang warfare when she was shot and killed on the Eastside of St. Paul!

A plea to break ‘code of silence’ in unsolved St. Paul homicides
APRIL 3, 2009 — 9:33AM
Startribune

Determined to not let three unsolved murder cases go cold, St. Paul police joined victims’ survivors Thursday in seeking an end to the code of silence they say may be preventing assailants from being charged.

Police said the failure of witnesses and others to come forward with information has proved especially frustrating in the investigation of a triple homicide on Burgess Street in the city’s North End area in 2007.

That’s because two of the prime suspects in that case — Tyvarus Lindsey and Rashad Raleigh — already are in prison for separate murders committed elsewhere in the city.

But at a news conference drawing new attention to the unsolved crimes, police spokesman Peter Panos said it was hoped that locking up the violent offenders will give people the courage to tell police what they know about the Burgess Street case.

Investigators are also seeking information about a 2007 Frogtown homicide and a 2008 shooting death in the Dayton’s Bluff neighborhood.

“Stop this code of silence,” said Sharon Brown, whose son Eric Woulard, 21, was shot to death as he sat in a car in Frogtown in June 2007. “It’s not helping. It’s killing us.”

A look at the cases:

North End

On March 23, 2007, intruders broke into a home in the 200 block of Burgess Street and shot and killed Maria McLay, 32, her boyfriend Otahl Saunders, 31, and her daughter Brittany Kekedakis, 15. Two younger children escaped.

Raleigh, charged in the beating death of basketball star-turned-probation officer Howard Porter, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in that case in return for a deal with prosecutors that he would not be charged by Ramsey County for the triple murder.

News that he may have been involved in the North End case surprised observers. But such was the viciousness of the homicides that several Burgess Street residents declined — out of fear — to comment about the development last August.

Lynnette Hartling, McLay’s mother and Kekedakis’ grandmother, said Thursday: “I know someone out there does know something. … Be brave and come forward.”

Frogtown

On June 16, 2007, Woulard was found fatally shot in a vehicle when police reported to a call of shots fired in the 600 block of Van Buren Avenue.

A few days later, police arrested a 24-year-old suspect, but he was not charged.

Dayton’s Bluff

On Oct. 25, 2008, Jaques Dortch, 18, was sitting in a parked car with friends near her home at 6th and Forest Streets when a lone gunman approached and fired shots into the car, killing her instantly.

People with information about the murders are asked to call police at 651-266-5650 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS. Crime Stoppers is offering rewards of up to $1,000 in each of the three cases.

An additional amount up to $15,000 also is available in the Burgess Street case.

By: Anthony Lonetree • 612-673-4109

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Daniel Juarez was arrested and charged with domestic assault in April 2008 and pleaded guilty to several misdemeanor counts for those offenses. A restraining order was obtained against him by his wife after the April assault, but was lifted months later.

On 6 December 2008 Daniel Juarez was found dead in rural Sibley County, near Green Isle, MN. Juarez was found inside his 2003 black Chevrolet Trailblazer which was significantly burned. An autopsy has determined that Daniel Juarez was murdered. Daniel Juarez was the owner of DJ Satellite Service and El Heraldo Magazine which are located in Chaska, MN.

More clues surface in Chaska man’s death 5 March 2009

From Mankato free press

A new court filing is giving clues into the mysterious death of a Chaska businessman who was found in a burning SUV in December in a remote part of Sibley County.

Daniel Juarez, 42, lived a lifestyle far out of proportion with his state income, says the search warrant filed in Hennepin County District Court. The filing claims Juarez had monthly expenses totaling $8,500 to $10,000 but disclosed an income of only about $24,000 per year.

He owned DJ Satellite Service and the El Heraldo newspaper in Chaska.

Bureau of Criminal Apprehension agent C. Michael Phill says in the warrant that it’s clear Juarez was receiving a substantial amount of income from unknown sources, and that could be a sign of illegal activity.

Also, Wednesday’s search warrant for the first time states the body was found “burned in the rear cargo portion” of a sports utility vehicle owned by Juarez’ company.

Investigators are still saying little about how Juarez died and what might have happened before his body was found Dec. 6 in his 2003 black Trailblazer. The vehicle was burning when Sibley County deputies and firefighters responded to a wooded area 1 1/2 miles west of Highway 5 on Sibley County Road 180.

A final death certificate filed last month says Juarez died as a result of “homicide violence.” A further description by Dr. Janice Amatuzio, an Anoka County coroner who completed a forensic autopsy, said Juarez was injured by another person. It also says he died within minutes.

Juraez was born in Mexico and became a citizen in Chicago, where he also met his wife, Rosalba, before moving to Chaska, according to his sister Monica Schanus of Chaska. The couple had four children, two daughters and two sons, ranging in age from 7 to 14.

In addition to his house in Chaska, Juarez owned a duplex in Chaska, a four-plex in Minneapolis and a house in Mexico, Schanus said.

This Associated Press article contains information from The Free Press.

Sister seeks answers in brother’s murder 1 March 2009

From Mankato free press

It’s been about a month since Monica Schanus visited Green Isle, stopping at businesses and asking to put up posters offering a $10,000 reward for information about her brother’s murder.

She hasn’t heard about any major tips coming in and she’s worried people are forgetting about 42-year-old Daniel Juarez, a successful businessman who moved from Chicago to Chaska with his sister about 16 years ago. He was a busy man and Schanus is perplexed by his death.

“He didn’t have any enemies, so we don’t know why this happened,” Schanus said. “I saw my brother a few days before he died. He was very busy with his new newspaper business. He was very excited, talking about how things were going.”

Investigators are still saying little about how Juarez died and what might have happened before his body was found Dec. 6 in his 2003 black Trailblazer. The vehicle was burning when Sibley County deputies and firefighters responded to a wooded area 11⁄2 mile west of Highway 5 on Sibley County Road 180.

The reward poster — which includes a picture of Juarez, a description of his vehicle and the fact that he owned DJ Satellite Service and the El Heraldo newspaper in Chaska — is the last new information released by the Sheriff’s Department.

That was on Jan. 21. Sheriff Bruce Ponath said last week there is nothing new to report, including the cause of Juarez’s death.

A final death certificate filed recently says Juarez died as a result of “homicide violence.” A further description by Dr. Janice Amatuzio, an Anoka County coroner who completed a forensic autopsy, said Juarez was injured by another person. It also says he died within minutes.

Juarez wasn’t always a business owner, Schanus said. His first job in Minnesota was working in a Chaska food production plant that is now owned by Pillsbury, but wasn’t at that time.

He was born in Mexico and became a citizen in Chicago, where he also met his wife, Rosalba, before moving to Chaska. The couple had four children, two daughters and two sons, ranging in age from 7 to 14.

Schanus said the marriage had become rocky recently and her brother was considering a divorce. Court records show that an order for protection had been issued saying Juarez had to stay away from his family’s house.

In addition to his house in Chaska, Juarez owned a duplex in Chaska, a four-plex in Minneapolis and a house in Mexico, Schanus said.

Investigators told Schanus that Rosalba reported her husband left their house at 12:15 a.m. on Dec. 6, about four hours before he was found in Green Isle, which is about 25 miles to the west. Investigators also received reports that Juarez’s vehicle was seen at his girlfriend’s house in Burnsville, which is about 20 miles in the opposite direction, Schanus said.

Rosalba Juarez said she doesn’t know much about the investigation.

“What I know is what you know,” she said.

Schanus also said her brother had taken out a $1 million insurance policy.

“He went from working for a company to being a businessman,” Schanus said. “In his personal life, he had struggles. But he was a good provider. He took out a $1 million insurance policy because he was concerned about his health. He wanted to make sure his family would be OK.

“I know the police are working very hard. I wish everything could be faster, but I know they’re doing the best they can.”

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A man arrested in connection with a St. Paul homicide was released from jail Friday without being charged and is a suspect in other homicides, according to court records.

Bartholomew Holloman, 24, remained under investigation in the shooting death of Eric Woulard.  Early in the investigation, police received several tips from citizens and informants saying Holloman was the person who killed Woulard, according to an affidavit for a search warrant filed in Ramsey County District Court.

According to the affidavit:

Holloman is well-known to the St. Paul police, with a lengthy criminal history and associations to gangs and numerous crimes of violence.

Holloman aka“Munch,” and Woulard were friends. Both men are “suspected of being involved in several unsolved shootings and murders.

In a search of Holloman’s cell-phone records, police found Holloman had called a phone number about an hour before the shooting.

When police pulled Holloman, he told two women in the car he was being stopped because he had murdered someone.  Officers arrested Holloman on suspicion of homicide.

Woulard’s mother said she was angry Holloman had been released.

If you have any information on the Eric Woulard murder, please contact crime stoppers at  1-800-222-tips

As you can see Holloman is known to law enforcement!  [note last one on file he uses the name Bartholomew Ben isreal]

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A work crew mowing Interstate 30 near Fulton discovered a bloodied black garbage bag earlier this week, but they left it alone with the assumption that its foul odor was from a discarded animal.  Just unbelievable!!

Dorian Cotler is Vences newly appoint attorney!  His previous attorney Thomas Barton had motioned to withdraw from the case and it was granted.  Cotler was appointed immediately.

Cotler immediately filed a motion to not allow Quanell X to visit his client while he was in jail.

“My client did not confess to Quanell. He did not use the word ‘accident’ with Quanell,” Cotlar said. “Quanell makes his living off of reward money!

Reminder that Quanell X stop representing Brittany Bowens because of her not being truthful.

Rest In Peace Maleah, you didn’t have a chance at life!!

Now arrest Brittany Bowens!!!

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