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Woman accused of kidnap plot created business persona online

LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — A woman
police say concocted a plot to kill mothers
and steal their babies to pass off as her
own calls herself a mogul, a motivational
speaker, a songwriter and one of the "kind-
est women you will ever meet" on her many
websites.
But police paint Giseleangelique René
D'Milian, 47, as a twisted schemer who was
out to convince her married boyfriend that
she had given birth to his twins last Decem-
ber outside the country. There is no indica-
tion he knew of the plans.
"She fabricated a story and wanted him
to believe these children were his. Why? We
don't know," Long Beach police Lt. Lloyd
Cox said.
She and three others were arrested
Wednesday in what police called an "evil"
scheme that led to the abduction and killing
of a 3-week-old girl in January after her
family was shot and wounded in a home
invasion. A second woman was attacked in
February with a baseball bat in an unsuc-
cessful attempt to steal her 4-month-old son,
police said.
D'Milian and 29-year-old Anthony Mc-
Call are accused of murder, kidnapping and
other crimes, while D'Milian's daughter,
Charisse Shelton, 30, and Todd Boudreaux,
44, have been accused of helping cover up
the crimes, authorities said. It wasn't clear
if they have attorneys or would request pub-
lic defenders at a hearing Friday.
The details emerged a week after a
Colorado woman who told her family she
was pregnant lured an expectant mother
to her home and cut the unborn baby from
her belly, authorities said. The baby didn't
survive, but the mother has been released
from a hospital.
In D'Milian's case, no hint of violent ten-
dencies appear on her multiple websites and
international fan accounts, where she went
by René Reyes. She advertised herself as the
founder of an independent recording label
and a professional speaker who has helped
multinational corporations improve their
operations. She had 271 podcasts on iTunes
under the title "Speak Into Existence With
René Reyes."
One website called her "one of the most
sincere and kindest women you will ever
meet. Her biggest downfall would be trying
to help others, even those who later may
show not to deserve it."
Police believe the only child abducted
in the plot was 3-week-old Eliza Delacruz.
D'Milian and 29-year-old Anthony McCall
followed Eliza and her mother on Jan. 3 as
they rode a Long Beach bus, police said.
D'Milian briefly spoke with the woman,
then McCall burst into their home two hours
later, shot the baby's parents and uncle and
kidnapped Eliza, police said. The baby was
found dead in a trash bin the following day
in Imperial Beach, a Mexican border city
100 miles away.
Investigators wouldn't say how Eliza
died and declined to discuss what may have
motivated the woman's accomplices beyond
saying that McCall was a friend.
A month later, McCall attacked a
23-year-old mother with a baseball bat in an
El Segundo hotel room, aiming to take her
baby, police said. Hotel workers intervened,
scaring him away, and the child wasn't hurt.
Police say they know about D'Milian's
online persona.
"She seems very intelligent," said Cox,
the Long Beach lieutenant. "The detective
says she's charismatic, she speaks well."
D'Milian portrayed herself online as a
"masterful genius behind so many ventures"
with a published book called "Speak Into
Existence: Affirmations For Success."
She helped sponsor the Leadership Suc-
cess Summit in 2013 and spoke for 30 min-
utes, receiving praise from the crowd, said
Lisa Marie Platske, who plans the annual
event.
Leticia Wright met D'Milian through a
business networking event about eight years
ago and said she was a fun person who was
often traveling.
D'Milian sometimes referred to having
twins, but Wright had never met them. The
two fell out of touch in the last year and
Wright was stunned by the accusations.
"I cannot imagine her doing this. That does
not sound like her to me," Wright said. But, she
added, "when you see people in their suit and
tie, looking good and speaking from the stage, I
guess that's kind of all you see."

Couple accused of locking Autopsies underway for Detroit Official: San Francisco deputies
teen in basement
WAUKESHA, Wis.
(AP) — A Wisconsin couple
accused of locking their
13-year-old daughter in a
basement and forcing her
to wear diapers have been
charged with child neglect.
Court records say the
girl continually showed up
at school with dried feces
on her, and that her stepfa-
ther called her "Stink" and
refused to let her use the
family bathroom or furni-
ture.
Prosecutors say the child
has low-level autism and
children found in freezer
forced inmates to fight
some cognitive disabilities,
and was forced into the
basement every day after
school.
WITI-TV reports the
girl's mother and stepfa-
ther are charged with child
neglect.
When police removed
the girl from their home in
Brookfield, just west of Mil-
waukee, the temperature
in her basement bedroom
was around 50 degrees. An
anonymous caller tipped po-
lice, saying the girl was be-
ing treated like an animal.
DETROIT (AP) — Autopsies are underway on the
bodies of two children found in a freezer in their Detroit
home. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — sought the battles for enter-
The Wayne County medical examiner's office says de- An official says San Fran- tainment. The four are on
tails of the findings may be available by Friday afternoon. cisco sheriff's deputies forced paid leave.
Authorities had to wait for the bodies of Stoni Ann jail inmates to fight each Adachi says the ringleader
Blair and her brother, Stephen Gage Berry, to thaw. In- other, gambling on the bouts was Deputy Scott Neu,
vestigators believe the siblings died about two years ago, and telling them to lie if they who was accused in 2006 of
when she was 13 and he was 9. got hurt. forcing inmates to perform
Their bodies were found Tuesday by court officers con- Public Defender Jeff Ada- sexual acts on him. The case
ducting an eviction. chi tells The San Francisco was settled out of court.
Their mother, Mitchelle Blair, was arraigned Thurs- Chronicle that at least four Harry Stern, an attorney
day on child abuse charges. Prosecutors say she could deputies over the last few for the San Francisco Deputy
face murder charges once it's learned how the children weeks threatened inmates Sheriff's Association, the
died. at County Jail No. 4 with deputies' union, called the
Two other children are in protective custody. violence or refused them food allegations "exaggerated"
A prayer vigil is planned Friday evening at the apart- if they didn't fight. and the fighting "little more
ment complex. Adachi says the deputies than horseplay."

Legals Legal Notices

L866
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Nebraska Department
of Environmental Quality has
received an application for a vari-
ance from Title 129, Nebraska
Air Quality Regulations, submit-
ted by Southwest Environmental
Engineering on behalf of Sporer
Land Development, Inc.,
requesting to allow installation
and operation of a portable con-
crete crusher (Crusher 1103)
at two locations near Sidney,
on Interstate 80 approximately
between Exit 55 and Exit 59,
CheyenneCounty, Nebraska.
A copy of the application for
variance may be viewed or a
68509. The Department’s tele-
phone number for records is
(402) 471-3557. Please refer
to NDEQ facility #105931,
Legal Case No. 3306. This
notice is published in accor-
dance with Nebraska Revised
Statute 81-1513 (Reissue
2008).
[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph
on March 27, 2015.]
L872
PUBLIC NOTICE OF MEETING
The Cheyenne County
Fairboard will meet in open and
public sessioin at 7:30 p.m.
on Monday, April 6, 2015 in
the Fairboard office, at the
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds.
L873
Special
March 24, 2015 7:00 PM
Potter Site Library
1. Call to order @ 7:00 p.m.
by President Smith
2. Open Meeting Act
3. Roll Call: Ball, Rotert,
Smith, Oleson, Biesecker, Juelfs
arrived @7:06 pm
4. Publication of Meeting
5. Approve Agenda
Motion Passed 5-0 Juelfs
absent: to approve the agenda
as presented passed with a
motion by Valerie Ball and a
second by Mike Rotert.
6. HVAC System at the Dix
Site
Passed with a motion by Mike
Rotertand a second by Valerie
Ball.
LEGAL NOTICE & AD DEADLINES
7. Finance/Loan
Motion Passed 6-0: to allow
the superintendent to arrange
For Publication on: Notice Must Be Received By:
for a loan with the Potter Monday...........................................3:00 P.M. Thursday
State Bank in the amount of
$200,000.00 for no more than Tuesday............................................... 3:00 P.M. Friday
3.5% interest for no more than
two years, if needed. Passed
Wednesday...................................... 3:00 P.M. Monday
with a motion by Valerie Ball Thursday.......................................... 3:00 P.M. Tuesday
and a second by Mike Rotert.
8. Adjourn Friday .........................................3:00 P.M. Wednesday
Motion Passed 6-0: move to
adjourn the meeting at 7:20
p.m. passed with a motion by
Mike Rotertand a second by
Valerie Ball.

308-254-2818
copy obtained by contacting: /s/ Sarah Deaver Motion Passed 6-0: to award [Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph
on March 27, 2015.]
NDEQRecords Management, Treasurer the bid for the HVAC system
1200 “N” Street, Suite 400, [Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph at the Dix Site to Wyoming
The Atrium, Lincoln, Nebraska, on March 27, 2015. Mechanical Maintenance.

Annie's Mailbox
Dear Annie: I am a male, over 60, gray, band's name on the headstone. I can under- my brother's daughters, ages 18 and 20. My atmosphere is as toxic as you say, both girls
balding and noticeably overweight. Because stand their reasons. brother and his wife divorced when the girls would be eager to relocate.
of back problems, I choose to wear sus- My mother remarried when I was 17, were young. He and his ex do not get along We think a lot of this is the girls' choice
penders instead of a belt. So, why is it that and she died 15 months later. Her second and communicate poorly. She often berates and unconnected to Dad's home. If you truly
women of all ages think it's OK to snap my husband asked my permission not to use my him, and he remains silent. want to help, please spend more time with
suspenders, or at least express a desire to father's name on the headstone. It seemed Their daughters were shuttled back and your nieces, either in person or online. See
do so? Most recently, it was a reasonable, so I agreed. The forth between their parents' homes, but they what's going on. Perhaps you could give the
younger woman on the staff of headstone only shows her lived mainly with their mother. Last fall, she younger one pointers on finding a job. She
a hospital ER while I was wait- Kathy Mitchell maiden name and that of her announced that she had had enough and the may be unmotivated because Dad doesn't
ing for my wife to be treated.
& marcy Sugar second husband. girls would now live with their father while demand that she find employment, which he
Creators Syndicate
I'm fairly certain that if I Years passed, and I had they attend college nearby. should. At the very least, you would be an-
were to snap their bra straps, only minimal contact with my The girls have been with my brother and other source of emotional support for them.
they would slap my face and stepfather, who died a long his wife for several months, and they are Dear Annie: When my husband and I
call the police, and rightly so. Why, then, do time ago. My grown children never knew miserable. They have no friends there. They married, his family let me know they didn't
these ladies believe they have a right to put him. They worry they will be unable to find communicate very little with their father like me. He already had an ex-wife, and
their hands on me? — Lost for an Answer their grandmother's burial plot because they and stepmother and remain in their bed- their two children were the only ones who
Dear Lost: We have no clue why any- don't easily recall my stepfather's last name. rooms most of the day. My brother's wife has counted.
one, male or female, would think it is OK to I phoned the cemetery and requested that reached out to them, to no avail. The older My husband and I adopted several chil-
treat your suspenders as though they were a they cross-reference Mom's married name girl is doing well in school, but the younger dren of various races and nationalities. It
child's toy to play with. You likely appear to with my maiden name (my father's name), one dropped out. She promised to get a job, amazed me that my in-laws acted as though
others as jocular and friendly, which makes but they refused. but hasn't found one yet. I don't think she is I had adopted them by myself, "burdening"
them treat you as though you are familiar In years to come, my children's descen- very motivated. my husband, when, in fact, he loved them
and accessible — their favorite uncle. And dents may wish to know where their grand- My brother buys his daughters whatever unconditionally. We loved all of the children,
there may be something about suspenders mother is buried, but her second husband of they want, but they have little respect for including the kids from his first marriage.
that encourages people to touch them. But one year will not be remembered. — G. him. He buries his head in the sand when Our children picked up on the fact that
this doesn't excuse their behavior. Dear G.: You should make certain that it comes to the problems in his home. My the grandparents cared little for them. My
If someone approaches you a little too your papers include your mother's married nieces have no direction and little self-es- husband seldom visited them because of it.
closely, feel free to back away or ask them name so that future generations will have teem. The atmosphere in their house is toxic, When he died, I found his mother's obituary,
to keep their hands to themselves. Another a record of it and can locate her gravesite. and I can't stand by and do nothing. What do which he had hidden from me. I was hurt
option, of course, is to cover the suspenders You also might find out from the cemetery you suggest? — Concerned Aunt all over again when it listed by name two
with a jacket or sweater. And, readers, please whether you can add anything to the head- Dear Aunt: We can tell that you care a surviving grandchildren and "five stepgrand-
keep your hands off the merchandise. stone or who can give you the authority to do great deal about your nieces, but they are children." — Over It Now
Dear Annie: I read the letter from "Hurt- so — perhaps your stepfather's children, who both adults. They do not need to live with Dear Over: In situations like this, it is
ing for My Brother-in-Law." She said her may not have any objection to your adding their father unless they choose to. Dad seems always the grandparents who lose out. How
brother-in-law's wife died, and her three sons your father's name. quite willing to support them financially, sad for everyone.
from a previous marriage put her first hus- Dear Annie: I am very concerned about and their stepmother has tried to help. If the COPYRIGHT 2015 CREATORS.COM
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culation of more than bers elected by wards
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Sidney, Nebraska 365,000. Contact your and mayor is elected
challenge of high academic expectations. Peetz currently application at Convert- weekly, community experience needed, will
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has space available at almost every grade level K-12. Please A-Ball, 955 Ball Street newspapers are locat- train the right person.
1-800-369-2850. trator reports directly
check out the Peetz School website at: www.peetzschool.org (South of Reganis ed in south central For more information
Motors), Sidney. Nebraska. Great invest- call 402-352-2900. to mayor. Community
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individual with farm
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will be sold as 1 unit. Field Mechanic- late model Caterpillar Equipment Lodgepole, NE. fensbankruptcylaw. center. Aurora seeks
technician needed ment, GPS technology,
Equipment Operators: Excavator, Loader, com. We are a debt city administrator with
Price reduced on 640 acres Blade, Compactor & Scraper Boat For Sale relief agency, which
immediately. Pay and good mechanical skills,
appropriate educational
signing bonus based CDL required. Housing
dryland farm west - south west Survey Technician: 3D experience preferred For Sale: 1988 helps people file bank- background and/or pro-
on experience, yearly available if needed, pay
of Dalton. Grading Foreman Bayliner 21’ ruptcy under the bank- fessional work experi-
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Korth realty and auction co. assistance. Call Noyes 308-529-1142.
401 k retirement, holidays & vacations. Engine, Stern Drive W/ experience will be con-
Humphrey, Nebraska Sporer Land Development, Inc. 785/672-4319, AFFORDABLE PRESS Irrigation in Grant, Neb.
pwr Tilt & Trim, Full Top, IMMEDIATE OPENING: sidered. City offers an
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opportunity. Available com for more details. Agency, 800-656-4414. es of corn production.
part-time (30 Hours) and holidays; salary
Familiarity with modern DOQ. City is an EOE.
The BWI Account Executive will be responsible for selling new property manager. GPS equipment, pivot
insurance business and renewing accounts; provide service in Applications accepted
Must be self-motivated, irrigation. Nonsmoking
support of sales duties and builds relationships with clients; identify
dependable person with Cash-Wa environment. Work
until 5 p.m. April 24,
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and solicit sales prospects from various sources/referrals.
great customer service skills, Distributing history, references ties should send letter
A Bachelor’s degree preferred, Licensed in Property/Casualty or Life/ 825 Hickory St., Sidney required. Very competi-
be able to meet deadlines of application, resume
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Health Insurance required, minimum of one year of insurance sales and have good attention to Accepting Applications and a complete City of
Class A CDL Drivers efits. 308-529-0180,
experience preferred, knowledge of insurance products/services. Aurora application form
detail. Computer experience No Haz-Mat required
Sterling - Ft. Morgan - Julesburg frmfarms.job@gmail.
to City Administrator
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West and its subsidiaries 401k diate opening at at www.cityofaurora.
kostlund@perryreid.com or fax Under new management To receive an application call 970-522-7121 or stop by our Northern Agri-Services. org
are equal opportunity/ to 888-979-6058, Attn: Karen, New higher starting wage office at 617 S. 10t th Ave. , Sterling. EOE
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WITH RESERVE Veterans encouraged
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The Pine Bluffs (Wyo.) Post, a weekly family-owned newspaper
located on the Wyoming-Nebraska border is seeking a community-
Thursday, April 30, 2015 - 10:30 am, MT Drug-free/EEO The Northern Wyoming Daily News, a 5-day per week,
minded reporter. We're looking for someone who can write news
family-owned newspaper located in Worland, Wyo. near the Bighorn
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160 +/- Total Ac - Sedgwick County, CO EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY reporter who is unafraid to dig into the local news scene. The ideal three area high schools. Photography skills are a plus. Recent and
Simon Contractors, dba Ogallala Ready upcoming college graduates are encouraged to apply as this is a
DRYLAND Mix, a major road and bridge contrac-
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tor in WY, NE, SD, and CO, has an im- and accurate reporting. We are looking for someone who cares about
community journalism. Submit a cover letter, resume and several writing samples
mediate opening in our Ogallala, NE
location for a: This job encompasses a variety of responsibilities - generating story to Rob Langrell at publisher@suntelegraph.com for consideration.
Email him or call him at (308) 254-2818 with questions.
REGIONAL SAFETY MANAGER ideas, writing, meeting deadlines, and multitasking. For this potentially
• Bachelor’s degree in Occupational management-track position , you must have excellent communication

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• Minimum of 5 years of experience
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• Knowledge of OSHA, MSHA, DOT,
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• Basic computer skills including Excel
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ELECTRIC LINEWORKER
skills and work well with a variety of personality types, both in the
newsroom and in the local communities.
Minimum requirements: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience;
The City of Sidney is accepting applications for a Lineworker.
strong grasp of AP Style; digital photography experience.
Electric experience desired, Electrical Contractor or Journeyman
We offer a competitive salary, benefit package and paid vacation days.
Electrician preferred. Responsible for working on energized
The ideal candidate will also appreciate living in the West. Located
and de-energized distribution lines, building and maintaining
in the county seat of Washakie County, Worland is located within the
Big Horn Basin and along the Big Horn River in beautiful Northwestern underground and overhead systems, and installation of new
Wyoming. We are fortunate to have easy access to the Bighorn Mountains services. H.S. diploma or equiv., CDL (or ability to obtain within 60
to the west and the Wind River Mountains to the south including the
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