A Colorado paralegal who leaked unsealed court documents The Gazette reports that Sherie Farstveet, 54, pleaded guilty this month in the Adams County Court to attempted official misconduct. In April, Farstveet accessed court filings and shared them with the media. The affidavit, which was made public days later, detailed graphic information about the disappearance and …
The stepmother accused of killing Colorado boy Gannon Stauch is pushing to postpone an upcoming competency hearing. The Gazette reports that the attorneys for Letecia Stauch filed a motion to postpone her competency hearing after an October 26 COVID-19 outbreak at the El Paso County jail. According to Stauch’s lawyers, the outbreak hampered a second …
Mourners gathered together in South Carolina on Saturday to remember the life of Gannon Stauch, a young boy killed in Colorado earlier this year and found months later in Florida. At the gathering, held at the Beach Church in Myrtle Beach, mourners delivered heartfelt messages about the 11-year-old, including his best friend, who said Gannon …
Letecia Stauch, a Colorado woman behind bars awaiting trial for the death of her 11-year-old stepson, maintains her innocence, although she’s been charged with first-degree murder and a slew of related felonies. In an exclusive interview with CrimeOnline, Stauch, who’s currently incarcerated at the El Paso County Jail in Colorado, alleged that her estranged husband, …
An online memorial has been scheduled next month for Gannon Stauch, a Colorado boy found murdered and discarded over a thousand miles from home. The memorial scheduled for 11-year-old Gannon will take place Friday, August 14, from 10 a.m. until noon at the Colorado Springs Restoration Church. The service can be viewed via the church’s …
The Colorado woman accused of killing her stepson, Gannon Stauch, will transfer shortly to the Pueblo State Hospital for a mental evaluation, which was ordered by a judge over a month ago. During a court hearing Friday at the El Paso County courthouse, prosecutors and defense attorneys discussed the mental health status of Letecia Stauch, …
Letecia Stauch, a Colorado woman accused of killing her 11-year-old stepson and later planning a jail escape, could be at a state mental health hospital by this week. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Stauch’s defense team asked for a competency evaluation to ensure the defendant understands court proceedings, as well as the charges against her, which …
Letecia Stauch, the stepmother of slain Colorado boy, Gannon Stauch, will undergo a medical evaluation to determine if she’s competent enough to stand trial for murder, an El Paso County judge ruled on Friday. 4th Judicial District Judge Gregory Werner ordered Stauch, who stands accused of murdering and abusing her 11-year-old stepson, to undergo a …
A Colorado woman behind bars for the murder of her stepson Gannon Stauch, apparently planned to escape jail, according to the El Paso County court documents. Court records obtained by CrimeOnline from the El Paso County Court System indicate that Letecia Stauch, who’s behind bars facing numerous felony charges, wrote letters to a fellow inmate …
A Colorado judge has pushed back an evidence hearing in connection with Letecia Stauch, a murder suspect accused of killing her 11-year-old stepson, Gannon Stauch. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Stauch’s defense team previously filed a motion alleging that the El Paso County Lail denied Stauch access to an attorney video visit in early May. The …
The attorneys for a woman accused of killing 11-year-old Colorado boy, Gannon Stauch, say they don’t have video access visitation, which is hindering effective counsel. They’re now pushing for her release amid COVID-19 concerns. According to documents filed at the El Paso County Court, the El Paso County jail denied murder suspect Letecia Stauch access …
A Colorado woman is planning a charity poker run and memorial ride in honor of Gannon Stauch, an 11-year-old Colorado Springs boy found dead in March. “It’s become something that I think our community is not going to stand for and it’s time to take a stand against it,” Organizer Stephanie Conyers told Fox 21 …
