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Sentencing date set for mother in prayer death case; husband to be tried next month
Wis. Mother To Be Sentenced In Prayer Death
The mother convicted of reckless homicide for praying while her daughter became gravely ill and died of undiagnosed diabetes will be sentenced Oct. 6.
A Marathon County jury convicted 41-year-old Leilani Neumann, of rural Weston, of second-degree reckless homicide on May 22 for failing to rush 11-year-old Madeline Kara Neumann to a doctor. The girl died of untreated diabetes in March 2008.
[...]The maximum punishment for the conviction is 25 years in prison.
[...]
Prosecutors seek out-of-county jury in father Dale Neumann’s prayer-death trial
A Marathon County prosecutor is seeking an out-of-county jury to try Dale Neumann because of heavy media coverage during the faith-healing trial of his wife, Leilani Neumann.
[...]During a hearing in Dale Neumann’s case this morning, Assistant District Attorney LaMont Jacobson presented a 21-page printout from a Web site, www.helptheneumanns.com, which he said was a violation of a court-issued gag order in both cases. The site included a statement attributed to Leilani Neumann, in which she criticized her prosecution and maintained that she and Dale are innocent.
In addition, the media coverage of the case would make it difficult to select a neutral jury within Marathon County, Jacobson said.
[...]The state has 10 days to make an appeal requesting an out-of-country jury in Dale Neumann’s case.
His trial on a second-degree reckless homicide charge has been scheduled to start July 23.
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