Category: Gregory Lindmark

• September 3, 2020

  Richard Wanke’s Appeal to the US Supreme Court!

  Richard Wanke has recently submitted a Writ of Certiorari to the United States Supreme Court. The appeal filing was due this week after an extension was granted by the Court due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Writ was authored by the defendant pro se, meaning an attorney has not been appointed in this appeal thus…

• Protected: How the Police Investigation of the Greg Clark Murder proves that Richard Wanke did not kill Greg Clark

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• Protected: Trial Notes

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• February 23, 2017

  Richard Wanke’s trial begins next Monday, February 27, 2017!

  Well, it has been over 9 very long years for our friend, Richard Wanke, who is finally going to trial. His jury selection ended this morning and last minute matters will be heard tomorrow morning. Then, his trial begins Monday with opening statements. Opening statements from each side will summarize what each side plans to prove by…
• February 16, 2017

  John Horton of Rockford free after more than 2 decades in prison

  ROCKFORD — “It’s breathtaking. Oh my goodness,” a Rockford man said after emerging from the Winnebago County Jail into the sunshine this afternoon after more than 23 years behind bars for a murder he and his supporters maintain he didn’t commit.John Horton Jr., 40, was convicted of the 1993 murder of Arthur Castaneda in Rockford.…
• February 5, 2017

  Weighing fear and danger in Rockford as the city’s violent crime rate rises

  By Isaac Guerrero Staff writer ROCKFORD – Woman shot while sitting at kitchen table in Rockford home. 1 dead, 1 injured in shooting. 5 homes hit by gunfire. Headlines like those, posted to our website and plastered on the pages of this newspaper in recent weeks, sound scary. But experts say you shouldn’t confuse fear…
• November 19, 2016

  Prison treats inmates too harshly – Rockford Register Star

  Source: Prison treats inmates too harshly – Rockford Register Star
• October 25, 2016

  Illinois Supreme Court adopts permanent policy for Extended Media Coverage in courtrooms | NowDecatur

  Decatur – Today Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice, Rita B. Garman, announced that news cameras are permitted in Illinois courtrooms.   The decision comes after a four year pilot project which allowed media cameras in certain courtrooms on an experimental basis.   Macon County State’s Attorney, Jay Scott, says he’s not a big fan of…

• Protected: Reflections on the Life, Death, & Times of Greg Lindmark…

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