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 Bond denied for 3 in teen drug death 
#1519706 - 05/04/03 05:09 PM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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http://www.freep.com/news/mich/date3_20030503.htm
May 3, 2003
DETROIT
Bond denied for 3 in teen drug death
A Wayne County judge denied bond Friday for three men convicted in 2000 for the date-rape drug death of a 15-year-old Rockwood girl.
Last month, the Michigan Court of Appeals overturned the involuntary manslaugher convictions of Joshua Cole, 22, of Southgate, Daniel Brayman, 22, of Trenton, and Nicholas Holtschlag, 21, of Brownstown Township. The men also were convicted of mixing a harmful substance.
On Friday, Wayne County Circuit Judge Maggie Drake rejected arguments by defense attorneys that Cole, Brayman and Holtschlag should be freed from prison because they pose no danger to the community and because there are questions about the facts in the case.
In January 1999, Samantha Reid slipped into a coma and died after she unknowingly ingested GHB that was put in her soft drink during a party.
In March, the state Court of Appeals threw out the involuntary manslaughter convictions. The court found that prosecutors had contradicted themselves by arguing the manslaughter was involuntary but the poisoning was intentional.
But the court upheld the convictions on the lesser poisoning charges.
The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office is appealing the ruling to the state Supreme Court.
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Anonymous
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Re: Bond denied for 3 in teen drug death [Re: motaman]
#1519864 - 05/04/03 06:42 PM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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they should have been charged with voluntary manslaughter, convicted, and sent to prison for a good long time.
i'll bet they get less time for killing this girl with GHB than a dealer would for selling it.
Edited by Anonymous (05/04/03 09:15 PM)
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