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RECORDS A2 The News-Messenger, Fremont, Ohio, Saturday, March 29, 1997 For Your Information Deaths Sandoval acquitted of Rivas murder charge cue his dog's foot from a sink drain about 12:20 p.m. Friday. Cross had been giving the dog a bath. When police couldnl help, firefighters cut the trap out of the drain and freed the dog. Fremont police Accident: Vanessa G.

Rubio, 9, 616 Ohio released after treatment at Memorial Hospital, was injured about 12:40 p.m. Friday in a fall off the slide tunnel at Walsh Park. Police warned her and other children not to climb on the outside of the tunnel. Burglary: Lori L. Disque, 207 N.

Arch her bedroom and purse searched, nothing missing, Friday. Vandalism: Erik E. Holland, 230 North tire slashed on truck, Friday. Jamie A. Gibson, 1131 12 Western rock thrown through bathroom window, Friday.

Kelly R. Wireman, 613 S. Park mirror broken off car, Friday. Terry A. Potridge, 1 1 22 Whittlesey rear window of car cracked by BB, sometime during the past week, reported Friday.

Raymond K. Hertz, 513 S. Clover window broken at home between March 1 6 and Friday. Sheriff Vandalism: Diane Brickley, 620 White Road, hood and trunk emblems taken from car. him over a drug debt.

But the jury didn't buy it. Neither did Oglesby. He accused the prosecution of having too many suspects in the case and changing aspects of the case to fit the investigation. "This was about as close as I've been to a Perry Mason moment," Oglesby said after the trial. Meyers said evidence against Garcia is weak, and that a fourth person, Mario Montano, whose car the gun was found in, passed a polygraph test.

An hour into deliberations, the jury came out of chambers and asked Sargeant if someone could be found guilty of murder for being present at the scene. Sargeant instructed them to go back and restructure the question specific to Sandoval's case. The next time the buzzer rang 30 minutes later, the jury had a verdict. "The judge more or less answered our question the first time," a juror said. Although someone can be convicted in a murder case for aiding and abetting, Meyers said, Sandoval's case was presented in a way specific to who did the shooting.

"Our theory was Sandoval was the trigger man," he said. Sandoval will be transported back to prison in Marion, where he is serving a maximum 25-year prison sentence for an unrelated conviction on robbery and abduction charges. Continued From A1 witnesses led them to the verdict. "There were a lot of doubts with jury members. The prosecution didn't present enough evidence," a juror said.

Prosecutor John Meyers said he was not surprised by the verdict. "We put on the best case available to us, but some of our witnesses got confused, and some of our witnesses did not say in the courtroom what they told us outside the courtroom," Meyers said. The trial's outcome could affect the status of charges against a second person in the case, Julian Kiser, 20, Fremont. Meyers said he has made no decisions about whether he will take Kiser to trial, but was not optimistic. "We did Sandoval's case first because we had better evidence against Sandoval than Kiser.

Obviously if we couldn't convict Sandoval, I'm not too encouraged about Kiser," he said. Fremont police Det. Sean O'Connell said during testimony there were actually three suspects in the case Sandoval, Kiser, and a third man named Jose Garcia. The prosecution tried to prove Sandoval and Kiser went to the High Street house that night and Sandoval shot Rivas five times. Garcia, they claimed, was the behind-the-scenes man that gave Rivas money then threatened Dr.

J. Carl Trivett Feb. 24, 1910 March 28, 1997 Long-time Fremont physician, Dr. J. Carl Trivett, 87, died Friday at his residence, 414 Stewart Drive.

Born in Freeling, he was the son of Wiley B. and Minnie Lee (Mullins) Trivett. On Feb. 3, 1934 he married Jeane C. (Calloway) Trivett in Richmond, Va.

She preceded him on Jan. 28, 1997. Dr. Trivett was a Fremont physician from 1956 to 1975 and owned and operated the former Fremont Community Hospital and Clinic until 1966. He was a graduate of the Medical College of Virginia in 1935, and did his post-graduate studies at the Washington School of Medicine and St.

Alexia Hospital in Cleveland. He was a member of the Sandusky County Board of Health for 17 years. Surviving are daughter Joan C. Trivett of Laguna Beach, four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. He was also preceded by son J.

Carl Trivett Jr. and infant daughter Deborah. Memorial services will be at a later date. Memorials may be made to Hospice of Memorial Hospital. Arrangements were made by Keller-Ochs-Koch Funeral Home.

Genevieve W. Black March 11, 1921 March 28, 1997 Clyde resident, Genevieve W. Black, 76, Cambridge Court, died Friday at home. She was born in Bellevue, the daughter of Alva A. and Rilla A.

(Hall) Walden. On Feb. 27, 1948 she married Cloyce Black and he preceded her on Sept. 6, 1991. Mrs.

Black was a 1941 graduate of Clyde High School, a member of the Clyde Christian Church and their Christian Woman's Federation. She was also a member and past president of the Clyde American legion Auxiliary. She was a homemaker and a 1986 retiree of the Clyde Public Library. She is survived by daughter Hope Christine Black of Clyde; son Robert Alan Black of South Miami, sister Ruth E. Hart-sel of Painsville; five grandchildren, four step-grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

She was preceded by son Donald Black in 1996. Services are 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Clyde Christian Church, with burial in Green-lawn Memory Gardens. Visitation is 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the Mitchell-Auxter Funeral Home.

Memorials may be made to the Clyde Christian Church air conditioning fund or to the Mary E. Dick Feb. 20, 1914 March 27, 1997 Mary E. Dick, 83, formerly of Morrison Street, died Thursday at Memorial Hospital. She was born in Clyde, the daughter of George and Emma H.

(Bouyack) Ritchey. She married Walter F. Dick on July 7, 1935 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Clyde. He preceded her on Jan.

25, 1987. Mrs. Dick was a 1932 graduate of York High School, was a homemaker and had worked at J.C. Penney's Company during the 1950's. She was a member of the Women's Circle of St.

Mark's Lutheran Church, was secretary of Church Women United, president of the Women of the Church, and was the first woman to be on St. Mark's Church Council. She was also a Hospice volunteer and a Camp Fire Girls Guardian. Survivors include son Haldon C. Dick of Corvallis, daughters Audrey Ann Minier of Fremont, Arlene Martin of Port Clinton, and Annette Bruneau of Abilene, Texas; brother James Ritchey of Clyde; and 10 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.

She was preceded by her parents, sisters Ruth Holmes, Margaret Hintz, and Irene King; brothers William and Lewis Ritchey. Services are 11 a.m. Monday at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, with burial in Greenlawn Memory Gardens. Visitation is 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Sunday at the Wonderly-Horvath Funeral Home and at the church one hour prior to the service. Memorials may be made to St. Mark's Lutheran Church. Richard Roberts June 25, 1926 March 27, 1997 Richard K. Roberts, 70, Per-rysburg, died Thursday at Wood County Hospital.

Born in Bradner, he was the son of Wilbur and Florence (Evans) Roberts. He married Ilene Lerche on April 11, 1947, in Stony Ridge, and she survives. He was a section foreman for the CSX Railroad in Walbridge, retiring in 1987 after 43 years in service. He also was a World War II U.S. Army veteran.

There are cousins and other relatives who survive in the Gib-sonburg area. Funeral services are 1:30 p.m. Monday at Marsh Funeral Home in Luckey, with burial in Rest-lawn Memorial Park in Perrys-burg. Visitation will be 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, and 2 to 4 p.m.

and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday, at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Lions Club, Ileitis and Colitis Foundation, or the Veterans Administration Hospital in Hospital MEMORIAL: Admitted Friday Logan Harnisch, 10 months, son of Mark and Christina Harnisch, Port Clinton. Discharged Friday Brock Gressman, 1 son of Phillip and Bobby Jo Gressman, Clyde; Megan Hawk, 1 daughter of Diane and Hal Hawk, Port Clinton; Shirley Krienke, Howland Street; Chad Schwochow, 1 5, son of Carl Schwo-chow, Sandusky County Road 128; and Ronald Stahl, Shorewood Drive. Births MEMORIAL HOSPITAL March 28 Amy and Chad Davidson, P.O.

Box 621 Ohio 590, Bettsville, a daughter at 1 1:06 a.m. March 25 Danielle Harris of Fremont, an 8-pound, 8-ounce son, Marquel TreShawn at 7:32 p.m. He was 20.5 inches long. Local grandmother is Johanne Jones of Fremont. ELSEWHERE: March 20 Amy and Michael Weickert, 813 N.

Hill Trail, Findlay, a 7-pound, 4-ounce daughter, Josie Lee at 8:23 a.m. in Blanchard Valley Hospital. She was 1 9 inches long. Local grandparents are Ken and Judy Weickert and great-grandmother Florence Caris, all of Fremont. Fremont fire Animal call: Billy C.

Cross, 117 N. Wayne requested police help him res- Corrections Area events calendar The calendar that ran on page A9 of Friday's News-Messenger was actually for events that will take place next week not during Easter weekend. This includes the Ross Athletic Boosters' Jack and Jill Night, the Magic tournament in Clyde and the University of Michigan concert in Oak Harbor. The Heard on the Street section on page B8 in today's paper does list correct dates for many of next week's local and area events. A full listing will also appear in Thursday's Time Out section.

Indictment charges Indictments against Shane Carroll of Fremont and Jacob Jump of Clyde state they are accused of attempting to enter a Duane Street home in February. An article in the March 19 News-Messenger incorrectly stated they were accused of entering the home. In case of error It is the policy of The News-Messenger to correct mistakes in a timely fashion. To report errors, please call 332-5511. GkftcuJs-iHcsscttgcr Divorces, Dissolutions John McPhail, 57, Gibsonburg, from Mary Ellen McPhail, 50, North Tonawanda, N.Y., divorce granted March 20, 1997.

Steven A. Cole, 34, Fremont and Sandra Cole, 33, Willard, legally separated, March 20, 1 997. Mykel L. Kuns, 28, Gibsonburg, and Jeffery D. Kuns, 29, Fremont, dissolution granted March 21, 1997.

John C. Roush, Burgoon, from Mary Elaine Roush, Risingsun, divorce granted March 21, 1997. Tempia Elizabeth Richards, 47, Fremont, and Jimmy Lee Richards, 53, Fremont, dissolution 'granted March 24, 1997. Kasi Jo Matter, 23, Clyde, and Jeffrey Scott Matter 28, Clyde, dissolution granted March 24, 1997. Real Estate Transfers James A Shammo and Cathy S.

Shammo to Chad R. Dix, 6560 W. U.S. 6, Gibsonburg, $48,000, March 14. John H.

Shafer and Sheril J. Shafer to Kenneth Miller and Melissa J. Miller, land in Jackson Township, $15,000, March 14. Randel O. Lowe and Fredericka M.

Lowe to Douglas S. Gallagher and Deborah S. Gallagher, 117 N. Monroe Fremont, $75,000, March 14. Consolidated Farm Management Limited (sold at sheriff's sale) to Alfred F.

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The man told his son and future daughter-in-law, as well as her mother, but did not speak with anyone further, records say. The wedding took place as planned. The second person told police the reverend had made comments to him within the last 60 days about encouraging members of bridal parties not to wear bras under their gowns, the affidavit says. And a third person, who left the church because of differences with DeVos, told police she found undergarments missing from her bedroom. This woman also said she traced numerous hang-up phone calls to the church via caller ID.

Danbury Police also searched the church on March 21 and found electronic equipment and sheet music reported as missing from Seybert United Methodist Church in Bellevue where DeVos provides counseling services, reports say. The president of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church congregation, who gave his title but would not give his name, said DeVos has not been preaching since the felony charge was filed, and several other pastors from the area are filling in. Pitzer said the search was not timed to happen on a church holy day but that the evidence just came together at that time to obtain the warrant. DeVos accused of 'peeping' in search warrant ANN MILANOWSKI Staff writer PORT CLINTON The pastor of St.

Paul Lutheran Church in Danbury Township, who is currently facing a felony theft charge, is now being accused of watching women and girls undress as they prepared for weddings. Danbury Township Police Friday spent four hours searching the church and residence of the Rev. Douglas DeVos, 541 S. Church for video and audio taping equipment. Although the peeping allegation contained in the search warrant is six years old, the informant said he came forward after reading about DeVos' run-in with the law over the burglary charge, Danbury Police Chief Steve Pitzer said.

Among items seized were a videocassette recorder and computer said. A complete list will not be available until it is filed Monday in Ottawa County Municipal Court. This information will then be compiled and sent to the grand jury for review. The News Herald attempted to reach DeVos for comment at his home via telephone but an unidentified man said he was not there. The search warrant from municipal court resulted from accusations by three separate persons who contacted Pitzer last week after hearing about DeVos's arrest March 19 on a second-degree felony theft charge in connection with a March 7 incident at a township home.

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