Autopsy Photos Make for Difficult Day as Grunwald Murder Trial Continues
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Trial delayed for second teen charged in Grunwald slaying
A Palmer Superior Court judge during a hearing Monday pushed back 18-year-old Dominic Johnson's trial, originally set to begin in late September. Jury selection to start in late October, with the trial scheduled to begin in early November and run through Thanksgiving,
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Third trial in Grunwald murder case scheduled for March
Thursday, a judge set a trial date of March 6, 2019, for codefendants 17-year-old Bradley Renfro and now-20-year-old Austin Barrett.
The trial will be the third Grunwald's parents have to sit through, but that could change if Renfro's attorney successfully argues for his case to be severed from Barrett's.
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Grunwald murder defense hopes to exclude cell data from trial
Autopsy photos and cellphone location data will be up for discussion as the second suspect in David Grunwald's murder heads to trial.
Dominic Johnson, now 18, is one of four people charged with shooting and killing 16-year-old Grunwald in November 2016.
Johnson's evidentiary hearing is scheduled for August 14 and 15. Jury selection for his trial is expected to begin at the end of October.
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Very pleased to see guilty on all counts for Erick! I hope the rest of them get the same...
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Cellphone seizure, statements spotlighted at Johnson's evidentiary hearing
As the second suspect in David Grunwald's murder gets ready for trial, it will be up to a judge to determine what evidence the jurors will see.
Dominic Johnson is one of four people accused of killing 16-year-old Grunwald on November 13, 2016. A jury convicted codefendant Erick Almandinger of all nine charges, including first-degree murder, earlier this year.
Johnson's attorney, public defender Lyle Stohler, filed several motions to limit the evidence shown during the trial, including the seizure of Johnson's cellphone and statements he made to Alaska State Troopers during the investigation.
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Grunwald campaign plays part in jury selection
Defense attorney Lyle Stohler added several questions about Edie Grunwald's campaign, asking people if they've ever contributed financially or put up yard signs or bumper stickers in support.
"There are very few witnesses the general public could have given money to," Stohler told the judge. "That's not an issue you run across every day. It's an issue I'm very concerned."
Stohler said he believes people who donate money to Edie Grunwald's campaign could not be impartial if they were seated on the jury.
Judge Gregory Heath added another question to the form that would ask people if they could still be unbiased if they contributed money.
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Erick Almandinger, now 18 years old, will likely not be officially sentenced until March after being found guilty of all nine charges against him.
Bradley Renfro and Austin Barrett will be tried as a pair, with their evidentiary hearing set to start the week of December 10.
Dominic Johnson, also 18, will see trial the week of Oct. 29.
Almandinger sentencing delayed until 2019
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so are they holding Almandinger's sentencing for him be a witness in these other cases? Who do we think was the shooter? It seems like if the .4o caliber was Almandinger's and the murder was with a 9mm maybe he was not the shooter. Also text shown at trial seem to suggest Almandinger was not the ringleader in this situation. Just from looking all thats come out with other crimes the group was involved in Barrett seems to be the one that is involved in every single one of them I'm guessing he is one of the ringleaders and most likely shooter.
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Trial begins for second Grunwald murder suspect
It took nearly a month to find a jury for 18-year-old Dominic Johnson.
He's one of four people accused of beating and shooting 16-year-old Grunwald on November 13, 2016.
A jury convicted co-defendant Erick Almandinger on nine charges, including first-degree murder, earlier this year.
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Trial date uncertain for final 2 suspects in Grunwald murder case
The trial for murder suspects Austin Barrett and Bradley Renfro likely won't begin until late 2019.
The pair had a pre-trial conference Wednesday morning. At this point, Barrett and Renfro are expected to go to trial together unless one of their attorneys files a motion to give one of the suspects their own trial, which was the case for Almandinger and Johnson.
Judge Gregory Heath said all motions need to be filed by Jan. 30.
To complicate matters, Judge Heath is retiring at the end of the year. He is still able to come back to preside over the other suspects' trial, however.
Heath said he was reluctant to set a trial date for Renfro and Barrett and instead set an evidentiary hearing for the week of March 4, 2019.
Source: https://www.websleuths.com/forums/threads/ak-david-grunwald-16-anchorage-13-nov-2016-arrests.321503/page-8
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