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WHEN WILL THE MADNESS STOP?
writes, "He missed his high school graduation,he missed his first year in college,and if Jackson County has their way, he will miss the rest of his life. For the facts go to: freewillieanderson.com
Paid for by the Committee to Free Willie Anderson II

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On April 10, 2008, my son, Willie Anderson II was bound over for an additional .weapons. charge. The weapon consisted of a pencil and a staple. This charge carries a sentence of 5 years in jail and a $1000 fine. A charge he acquired after being falsely accused and incarcerated for over 18 months for 5 other major charges. He will be arraigned on April 22, 2008. His murder trial is scheduled to begin May 12, 2008.

At the preliminary, one deputy testified that the pencil was found in cell E-1. Another deputy testified that the pencil was found in cell E-2. There are concrete walls dividing the cells and double bars so was it cell E-1 or cell E-2? A deputy testified that my son was not read his Miranda rights before questioning. It was also testified that the pencil found in his cell during a shakedown .was altered after it left the discovery officers custody. One officer said the pencil was not sold at the commissary!! My son draws portraits to help pass the time. I have personally seen him with regular #2 pencils behind his ear on numerous visits including Wednesday April 9, 2008. Yet Judge Justin still bound the charge over to District Court. How many more charges will they levy against him? What will it take for the police department and prosecutors office to admit they made a serious blunder when they decided to charge him with murder? Chief Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Mark E. Blumer recently wrote in a letter to an inmate the following statement:
We will not, however initiate a case upon suspicion, weak or insufficient evidence or any other potentially fatal defects in the case. That would be both wasteful and foolish as it would create a double jeopardy defense if the case is in trouble after impaneling the jury.. How ironic, my son’s entire case is based on .weak, insufficient evidence, and fatal defects.

Rhonda Anderson

 
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