Families across the
country have heated disputes during a probate, normally resulting with siblings
refusing to talk to each other and forever holding grudges. In Dodge County it
can (and did) lead to frivolous criminal charges and intimidation by the
judicial system. The legal system in Dodge County is an extremely small circle
of individuals and navigating the internal labyrinth of influence, connections
and friends within the Dodge County legal system is a hazard few want to
challenge for fear of reprisal from the interconnected individuals. These
individuals seem to blur some lines when it comes to enforcing the law, giving
the uncomfortable feeling they have sole ownership of the law and manipulate it
at times to assemble an outcome they desire. This became astoundingly apparent
to Outer Boundary Magazine after a close acquaintance to the publication became
embroiled in a devastating legal system that hit the target with everything it
had...including false criminal charges.
If the following case is any indication, some results are achieved by entangling targets in manufactured criminal and legal wrangling, thus destroying reputations and credibility. All parties involved were given written communication from Outer Boundary Magazine in 2012 stating the magazine was looking at the continued actions within Dodge County by the legal system for a future article. Weber & Leth LPC and clients, Gary ReMine, Scott Rose, Dodge County Sheriff's Office, Dodge County Board and even the local print media were all contacted. Outer Boundary Magazine made multiple open record requests from various Dodge County government entities with the only government cooperation coming from the current Dodge County Sheriff Jim Jensen. Outer Boundary Magazine publisher Steve Krueger is a business acquaintance with both the target and the clients of Weber & Leth LPC in this case, which provides a very unique perspective and access to otherwise publicly hidden information by some within the Dodge County legal system.
In this case of probate gone terribly wrong, it is easy to see parallels between the client interests of Weber & Leth LPC and the barrage of erroneous criminal charges that came raining down on the intended target. Brian Weber and Melanie Leth both fill roles as Dodge County prosecuting attorneys on some cases along side their private law practice. The following sequence of events transpires after Weber & Leth PLC agree to represent a client wanting the target’s property. The full connection between the private law firm and actions taken by those sworn to administer the law solidifies when their client calls the target informing him Weber & Leth LPC intends to bury the target, on their behalf, through civil and criminal actions if the desired property is not given to the client...with Mrs. Leth leading the first frivolous (and dismissed) criminal prosecution aimed at the target. This was the beginning to a series of false criminal charges aimed at the target, with all ends resulting the same way...charges dropped. The continued barrage of criminal accusations were, however, used by Weber & Leth PLC and their clients to damage the target’s image and credibility in court proceedings involving their client’s probate case of contesting a will.
STRIKE TWO
One of the attempts at false criminal prosecution came in the form of an alleged credit card fraud. When a back order from a previous purchase order was filled, the supply company (where the order was placed) automatically charged the credit card number on file for a remaining owed balance...which is a very common protocol. Several days prior to the credit card charge, and unbeknown to the supply company, the card holder passed away. Even though the target of the criminal charge did not use or place a charge on the card, Gary ReMine proceeded with criminal fraud charges against the target without ever asking the supply company who actually submitted the charge. A simple and elementary question in an investigation was never asked by the County Attorney’s Office before moving forward. If they would have, the supply company would have clearly informed Mr. ReMine they placed the charge on the credit with no prompting by the target. In talking with Outer Boundary Magazine, the supply company informed the Dodge County Attorney's Office never asked them how the charge was place on the card and who gave the authorization.
STRIKE THREE
During the progression of attempting to build any criminal case against the target that he could, investigator Rose attempted to fabricate an insurance fraud against the target. Rose made an effort to besmirch the target by implying in his final report that the target attempted to commit insurance fraud on an account that was not his, and included a statement that alleges he filed an insurance claim with State Farm Insurance for missing jewelry. The problem with Mr. Rose’s story is the target never had an insurance policy with State Farm Insurance and according to the insurance provider, who talked with Outer Boundary Magazine, it is not possible for someone without a policy to file any claim. In fact, it is also impossible for anyone to file a claim on someone else’s policy even if it is a family member. Rose states within his report “he filed an isurance claim with State Farm” and “they (State Farm) have opted not to pursue any investigation” when the facts show State Farm never considered any such action because no insurance fraud ever occurred or was ever attempted by the target…and it is impossible for such an action to happen.
STRIKE FOUR
During his investigation into the jewelry theft, investigator Rose dismissed, and never charged, a suspect who admitted to stealing some of the victim’s jewelry, who also returned the jewelry (which was cataloged into evidence), and failed a polygraph test questioning her involvement into the theft of the missing jewelry; instead Rose focused on the target with no evidence the target committed a crime…and the target was denied repeated requests for a polygraph test of his own to help prove his innocence. The list of Scott Rose prejudices on the subject does not stop there as he refused to interview the target and his wife, refused to interview very close relatives who possessed some of the jewelry in question, and ignored the information from a very close family friend and neighbor who was aware of the situation. Scott Rose refused to communicate with anyone who had information that exonerated his intended target. When Outer Boundary Magazine provided proof of innocence and started pushing the issue with the Sheriff Department investigator, Dodge County Attorney’s Office and Dodge County Board…Outer Boundary Magazine found itself as another direct target of the Dodge County legal system. Outer Boundary Magazine was privy to, and presented Scott Rose with direct information that would have immediately exonerated the target, but instead of looking into the supplied information the investigator ignored it and did not contact the individuals who wanted to come forward with the very important information. Instead, Rose and ReMine came after Outer Boundary Magazine with an illegitimate subpoena.
If the following case is any indication, some results are achieved by entangling targets in manufactured criminal and legal wrangling, thus destroying reputations and credibility. All parties involved were given written communication from Outer Boundary Magazine in 2012 stating the magazine was looking at the continued actions within Dodge County by the legal system for a future article. Weber & Leth LPC and clients, Gary ReMine, Scott Rose, Dodge County Sheriff's Office, Dodge County Board and even the local print media were all contacted. Outer Boundary Magazine made multiple open record requests from various Dodge County government entities with the only government cooperation coming from the current Dodge County Sheriff Jim Jensen. Outer Boundary Magazine publisher Steve Krueger is a business acquaintance with both the target and the clients of Weber & Leth LPC in this case, which provides a very unique perspective and access to otherwise publicly hidden information by some within the Dodge County legal system.
In this case of probate gone terribly wrong, it is easy to see parallels between the client interests of Weber & Leth LPC and the barrage of erroneous criminal charges that came raining down on the intended target. Brian Weber and Melanie Leth both fill roles as Dodge County prosecuting attorneys on some cases along side their private law practice. The following sequence of events transpires after Weber & Leth PLC agree to represent a client wanting the target’s property. The full connection between the private law firm and actions taken by those sworn to administer the law solidifies when their client calls the target informing him Weber & Leth LPC intends to bury the target, on their behalf, through civil and criminal actions if the desired property is not given to the client...with Mrs. Leth leading the first frivolous (and dismissed) criminal prosecution aimed at the target. This was the beginning to a series of false criminal charges aimed at the target, with all ends resulting the same way...charges dropped. The continued barrage of criminal accusations were, however, used by Weber & Leth PLC and their clients to damage the target’s image and credibility in court proceedings involving their client’s probate case of contesting a will.
STRIKE TWO
One of the attempts at false criminal prosecution came in the form of an alleged credit card fraud. When a back order from a previous purchase order was filled, the supply company (where the order was placed) automatically charged the credit card number on file for a remaining owed balance...which is a very common protocol. Several days prior to the credit card charge, and unbeknown to the supply company, the card holder passed away. Even though the target of the criminal charge did not use or place a charge on the card, Gary ReMine proceeded with criminal fraud charges against the target without ever asking the supply company who actually submitted the charge. A simple and elementary question in an investigation was never asked by the County Attorney’s Office before moving forward. If they would have, the supply company would have clearly informed Mr. ReMine they placed the charge on the credit with no prompting by the target. In talking with Outer Boundary Magazine, the supply company informed the Dodge County Attorney's Office never asked them how the charge was place on the card and who gave the authorization.
STRIKE THREE
During the progression of attempting to build any criminal case against the target that he could, investigator Rose attempted to fabricate an insurance fraud against the target. Rose made an effort to besmirch the target by implying in his final report that the target attempted to commit insurance fraud on an account that was not his, and included a statement that alleges he filed an insurance claim with State Farm Insurance for missing jewelry. The problem with Mr. Rose’s story is the target never had an insurance policy with State Farm Insurance and according to the insurance provider, who talked with Outer Boundary Magazine, it is not possible for someone without a policy to file any claim. In fact, it is also impossible for anyone to file a claim on someone else’s policy even if it is a family member. Rose states within his report “he filed an isurance claim with State Farm” and “they (State Farm) have opted not to pursue any investigation” when the facts show State Farm never considered any such action because no insurance fraud ever occurred or was ever attempted by the target…and it is impossible for such an action to happen.
STRIKE FOUR
During his investigation into the jewelry theft, investigator Rose dismissed, and never charged, a suspect who admitted to stealing some of the victim’s jewelry, who also returned the jewelry (which was cataloged into evidence), and failed a polygraph test questioning her involvement into the theft of the missing jewelry; instead Rose focused on the target with no evidence the target committed a crime…and the target was denied repeated requests for a polygraph test of his own to help prove his innocence. The list of Scott Rose prejudices on the subject does not stop there as he refused to interview the target and his wife, refused to interview very close relatives who possessed some of the jewelry in question, and ignored the information from a very close family friend and neighbor who was aware of the situation. Scott Rose refused to communicate with anyone who had information that exonerated his intended target. When Outer Boundary Magazine provided proof of innocence and started pushing the issue with the Sheriff Department investigator, Dodge County Attorney’s Office and Dodge County Board…Outer Boundary Magazine found itself as another direct target of the Dodge County legal system. Outer Boundary Magazine was privy to, and presented Scott Rose with direct information that would have immediately exonerated the target, but instead of looking into the supplied information the investigator ignored it and did not contact the individuals who wanted to come forward with the very important information. Instead, Rose and ReMine came after Outer Boundary Magazine with an illegitimate subpoena.
What if i had pictures of inside the vital records vault of dodge county? Showing breeder documents being produced...
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