"Six’s office took the records and locked them away."
In case you were wondering about former local wacky fun DA Phill Kline's current hijinks...Via the Kansas City Star 02/19/09
BY RON SYLVESTER
The Wichita Eagle
Three days after then-Johnson County District Attorney Phill Kline testified in Sedgwick County about the handling of abortion records, copies of those records were mailed to the Virginia city where he had taken a new job.
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In a supplement to arguments filed today, Monnat said that on Kline’s last day as Johnson County district attorney, copies of documents from Tiller’s case were mailed from that office to Lynchburg, Va., where Kline had taken a job at Liberty University.
The box included summaries of abortion patients’ records.
“Kline never received the box in Virginia, only because the address on it was insufficient for delivery,” Monnat wrote in his court filing.
When the package was returned to the Johnson County district attorney’s office, officials there notified the office of Kansas Attorney General Steve Six, who is prosecuting the case against Tiller.
Six’s office took the records and locked them away.
Talk about having your mail forwarded...to the KS Attorney General. I wonder if Stan Hazlett, KS Atty Displinary administrator, has been called.
In other wacky fun news involving local attorney-like beings, British officials have banned Fred Phelps and daughter Shirley Phelps-Roper from the UK.
BY RON SYLVESTER
The Wichita Eagle
Three days after then-Johnson County District Attorney Phill Kline testified in Sedgwick County about the handling of abortion records, copies of those records were mailed to the Virginia city where he had taken a new job.
...
In a supplement to arguments filed today, Monnat said that on Kline’s last day as Johnson County district attorney, copies of documents from Tiller’s case were mailed from that office to Lynchburg, Va., where Kline had taken a job at Liberty University.
The box included summaries of abortion patients’ records.
“Kline never received the box in Virginia, only because the address on it was insufficient for delivery,” Monnat wrote in his court filing.
When the package was returned to the Johnson County district attorney’s office, officials there notified the office of Kansas Attorney General Steve Six, who is prosecuting the case against Tiller.
Six’s office took the records and locked them away.
Talk about having your mail forwarded...to the KS Attorney General. I wonder if Stan Hazlett, KS Atty Displinary administrator, has been called.
In other wacky fun news involving local attorney-like beings, British officials have banned Fred Phelps and daughter Shirley Phelps-Roper from the UK.