According to Parsons, after the initial indictment, there are at least five (5) additional victims;
"the evidence uncovered thus far....revealed at first two female victims, and at this point three additional female victims, who have suffered allegedly crimes of sexual misconduct at the hands of the defendant. THE FACTS UNDERPINNING THE ALLEGATIONS OF THESE FIVE FEMALE VICTIMS WERE NOT KNOWN TO INVESTIGATORS WHEN THE PRESENT MATTER WAS PRESENTED TO THE POCAHONTAS COUNTY GRAND JURY IN AUGUST 2012."
That statement was made at the end of 2012 (October/November).
The case was dismissed December 6.
Including Schoolcraft, there are six (6) victims.
A full calendar year later, there could be many more victims in the ongoing investigation.
In fact, according to what's in the court file, it appears that there may be at least seven (7) victims.
The court file indicates;
1. T.N.S.
2. M.J.F.
3. K.D.M.
4. L.K.C.
5. S.W.M.
6. D.N.B.
7. D.A.
Where does this all stop??? How does 'not included' evidence happen??? Who determines what is evidence and what is not???
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