PHOTO: St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner announces she will drop the felony computer tampering charges against Gov. Eric Greitens Wednesday at Carnahan Courthouse in downtown St. Louis. St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner announced Wednesday she has reached an […]
UPDATED: Jackson County prosecutor agrees to serve as special prosecutor in Greitens’ invasion of privacy case, Gardner blocked from case
PHOTO: Missouri Governor Eric Greitens talks to reporters outside the Civil Courts Building after charges of invasion of privacy against the Governor were dropped in St. Louis on May 14, 2018. Prosecutors said that Greitens had taken an explicit photo of […]
Jury selection in Greitens case continues to drag with 43 jurors moving on to next phase of questioning
The team of lawyers prosecuting Governor Eric Greitens have stopped looking for the photo at the center of his felony invasion of privacy trial, according to Greitens’ team. Defense lawyers representing Greitens said in court Monday they were told by […]
Jury selection continues in felony invasion of privacy case against Gov. Greitens
The attorneys from both sides in the felony invasion of privacy case against Governor Eric Greitens continued questioning potential jurors at the Civil Courts building Friday with four additional jurors being seated for further questioning. So far, a total of 21 […]
No ruling in Greitens team’s attempt to disqualify Circuit Attorney in felony computer tampering case
St. Louis Circuit Judge Rex Burlison did not make a ruling Tuesday on whether or not he will appoint a special prosecutor in the felony computer tampering case against Governor Eric Greitens. Burlison did, however, ask both sides to give […]
Prosecution’s investigator ordered to appear Thursday for re-deposition in Greitens’ invasion of privacy case
By Brian Robbins and Ben Striker Circuit Judge Rex Burlison ruled on Monday that Attorney Al Watkins would not be allowed to represent William Don Tisaby, and also ordered that the former FBI agent be deposed by Thursday. Initially, Watkins […]
Greitens’ defense team accuses prosecutor’s office of collusion in invasion of privacy case
The defense team representing Missouri Governor Eric Greitens is still searching for answers on a few issues in relation to their client’s felony invasion of privacy case. In a pretrial hearing held at the Carnahan Courthouse in downtown St. Louis […]
A recap on where things are and what’s ahead after a tumultuous week for embattled Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens
As the deadline to charge Governor Eric Greitens with another felony looms, all eyes will be on the Carnahan Courthouse in downtown St. Louis Friday. St. Louis Circuit Judge Rex Burlison on Thursday denied a motion to dismiss the felony […]
Judge denies motion to dismiss in Greitens’ felony invasion of privacy case
By Ben Striker and Brian Robbins St. Louis Circuit Judge Rex Burlison on Thursday denied a motion to dismiss the felony invasion of privacy case against Gov. Eric Greitens. Although he struck down the defense’s request for dismissal, Burlison did […]
Judge to rule Thursday on whether or not to dismiss Greitens’ felony invasion of privacy case
The judge presiding over the Gov. Eric Greitens felony invasion of privacy case said Monday he would rule on the defense team’s motion to dismiss the case Thursday following new complaints that the Circuit Attorney’s office was withholding key information. […]