milwaukee journal sentinel obituaries archives

The judge resumed the hearing after ordering everyone except Garrett and Olivia’s parents and reporters to leave the courthouse. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is Wisconsin’s largest and most influential newspaper. About 40 people in the courtroom rushed into the hall to take part in the fight before sheriff’s deputies could break it up, the newspaper reported. had 42 clubs in 1973 Find stories in archives from the. Some obituaries are partials with important information cut off. Milwaukee Periodical Sentinel Obituary, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In your email to me, please put in the subject line 'Milwaukee Journal Obituary.' I will let you know if the obituary is worth copying before you send your money. The proceeding was delayed about 45 minutes after Garrett and Olivia’s families got into a fight outside the courtroom. If you prefer the snail mail way, the cost is 1.00 in advance to cover copying & postage. Garrett pleaded guilty in March to first-degree reckless homicide and first-degree reckless endangerment, and was sentenced Thursday to 22 years in prison, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.

Prosecutors charged 18-year-old Benjamin Garrett and 17-year-old Cornell Henard, saying one of them opened fire on Olivia Schultz and her mother, Celeste Wilson, in October. A judge sentenced a Milwaukee teen to more than two decades in prison for his role in the fatal shooting of a 12-year-old girl as she helped her family unload groceries outside their home last year, a newspaper reported Friday.

Milwaukee journal sentinel obituaries archives