Dylan Redwine, 13yrs old, last seen 11/19/12, Vallecito, CO Remains found #3

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https://twitter.com/Noeltbrennan/status/889563046800048128

Noel Brennan‏ Verified account
@Noeltbrennan
Reporter @9NEWS

"Justice for Dylan" sign still hanging in Vallecito just a few doors down from Mark Redwine's home #9NEWS

12:08 PM - 24 Jul 2017

Justice for Dylan! 

 

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Justice for Dylan!     

https://twitter.com/LaPlataCountyCO/status/897491688716980226

La Plata County, CO‏ @LaPlataCountyCO  2 hours ago

Mark Redwine was booked into @LaPlataCountyCO jail on Monday. Advisement hearing today at 4 p.m. #redwinecase

9:14 AM - 15 Aug 2017

https://twitter.com/LaPlataCountyCO/status/897470499172888578

La Plata County, CO‏ @LaPlataCountyCO  4 hours ago

Mark Redwine will be advised of charges against him at 4 p.m. today in Division 4 Courtroom at @LaPlataCountyCO Courthouse. #redwinecase

7:50 AM - 15 Aug 2017

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Links to pdf documents at this link:

https://www.courts.state.co.us/Courts/District/Case_Details.cfm?Case_ID=2273

17CR343 PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO v. MARK REDWINE, Defendant

DATE            DOCUMENT

08/15/2017 - Request for Expanded Media Coverage (KRQE-TV)

08/15/2017 - Request for Expanded Media Coverage (KOAT-TV)

08/15/2017 - Request for Expanded Media Coverage (KUSA)

08/15/2017 - Order (C-3) Setting Hearing on Advisement 8/15/17 at 4:00 pm

08/15/2017 - LPSO Booking Sheet

08/10/2017 - Minute Order re: Expanded Media Coverage (Durango Herald)

08/10/2017 - Request for Expanded Media Coverage (Durango Herald)

07/26/2017 - Probable Cause Affidavit

07/25/2017 - Initial Courtroom Decorum Order (C-2)

07/25/2017 - Initial Case Management Order (C-1)

07/20/2017 - Indictment

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Maybe he'll shave for court?   

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https://twitter.com/Matt_Kroschel/status/897572682442522624

Matt Kroschel‏ Verified account @Matt_Kroschel  28 minutes ago

No phones allowed during this #MarkRedwine hearing - I'm headed into the courtroom now. Stay tuned for updates asap. @CBSDenver

https://twitter.com/rwmccallum/status/897567604545605633

Rob McCallum‏ @rwmccallum  49 minutes ago

People v Mark Redwine: Chief Judge Wilson has granted EMC. Media decides who gets the pool. One video and one still only. #DylanRedwine

https://twitter.com/rwmccallum/status/897572482890305536

Rob McCallum‏ @rwmccallum  35 minutes ago

People v Mark Readwine: @DurangoHerald has stills and @9NEWS has video #CamerasInCourt #DylanRedwine

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https://twitter.com/CBSDenver/status/897591284537348096

CBSDenver‏ Verified account @CBSDenver  4 minutes ago

Mark Redwine Appears In Court In Death Of Son http://bit.ly/2i3ov1F

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http://denver.cbslocal.com/2017/08/15/mark-redwine-dylan-redwine-durango-3/

Mark Redwine Appears In Court In Death Of Son
August 15, 2017 4:44 PM
Filed Under: Durango, Dylan Redwine, La Plata County, La Plata County Sheriff, Mark Redwine

DURANGO, Colo. (CBS4) – Mark Redwine appeared before a judge on Tuesday afternoon to face charges in the death of his son, Dylan.

Redwine appeared before a judge just after 4 p.m. for an advisement.

He returned to Colorado Monday from his hold in Washington state where he was arrested and booked into the La Plata County Jail.


Mark Redwine in court (credit: CBS)

Mark Redwine was arrested near the end of July and charged with his son’s murder following a grand jury indictment.

Police body cameras captured the arrest in Washington.

Dylan Redwine disapppeared in Nov. 2012 during a court-ordered visitation at his father’s home in Durango. Dylan, 13-years-old at the time of his murder, was staying at his father’s resident for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Dylan messaged his mother in Colorado Springs when he arrived at his father’s house on Nov. 18. He also texted a friend in Bayfield and made plans for the next morning. He was not heard from again.

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TY for the updates, mark looks as arrogant as ever
is that  Elaine and Mike Hall,to the right in img
https://twitter.com/CBSDenver/status/897591284537348096

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wonder why he didnt shave in Washington
maybe its 3day growth

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TY for the updates, mark looks as arrogant as ever
is that  Elaine and Mike Hall,to the right in img
https://twitter.com/CBSDenver/status/897591284537348096

Mike is not in the picture, but I think that may be Elaine far right.

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I think they may have lowered the bond a little, looking for confirmation.   

https://twitter.com/Noeltbrennan/status/897601340465131520

Noel Brennan‏ Verified account @Noeltbrennan  53 minutes ago

Mark Redwine's ex-wife Elaine Hall and son Cory were in the courtroom. Both spoke to judge in support of higher bond #9NEWS

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https://twitter.com/KRDONC13/status/897608749711536128

KRDO NewsChannel 13‏ Verified account @KRDONC13  25 minutes ago

UPDATE: Mark Redwine was in La Plata County Court today. His bail has been lowered from $1 million to $750,000. https://t.co/J4OIGVqCLK

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I hope he doesn't bond out, he's got nothing to lose.  

https://twitter.com/Noeltbrennan/status/897609653105905664

Noel Brennan‏ Verified account @Noeltbrennan  26 minutes ago

Mark Redwine due in court again Sept. 8 at 11 a.m. for motions hearing #9NEWS

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I corrected the headline, it said 75K, so I don't know if the rest is correct or not.   

http://www.krdo.com/news/state-regional-news/mark-redwines-first-appearance-in-la-plata-co-court-since-arrest-bond-lowered-to-75k/605303154

Mark Redwine's first appearance in La Plata Co. Court since arrest, bond lowered to $750k
 Associated Press   KRDO.com Staff
Posted: Aug 15, 2017 05:24 PM MDT
Updated: Aug 15, 2017 06:01 PM MDT
   
Mark Redwine was in La Plata County Court on August 15, 2017, Photo: Jerry McBride/ Durango Herald

DURANGO, Colo. - A man suspected of killing his 13-year-old son has returned to Colorado to face charges of second-degree murder and child abuse resulting in death.

Mark Redwine arrived Monday by a chartered flight from Washington state. He appeared in court Tuesday in Durango to be advised of his rights and possible penalties for the charges filed in connection with the November 2012 death of his son, Dylan Redwine.

His bond has been set at $750,000 cash surety, which means he will be able to work with a bail bondsman.

Redwine will need to come up with around $112,500 to post bond.

His motion's hearing is set for September 8. 

He faces 16 to 48 years in prison if convicted of either charge.

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http://kdvr.com/2017/08/15/mark-redwine-accused-of-killing-his-son-dylan-makes-first-colorado-court-appearance/

Mark Redwine, accused of killing his son Dylan, makes first Colorado court appearance
POSTED 5:14 PM, AUGUST 15, 2017, BY DAVID MITCHELL, UPDATED AT 06:32PM, AUGUST 15, 2017

 

Dylan’s mother and brother spoke to the judge about Mark Redwine’s behavior.

Much of the time in court was spent discussing Redwine’s bond, which was originally set at $1 million.

The prosecution argued it should remain at $1 million, saying he is a flight risk and he has a history of violence.

The judge ultimately reduced his bond to $750,000.

Redwine maintains his innocence and said he looks forward to clearing his name in the trial.

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His bond has been set at $750,000 cash surety, which means he will be able to work with a bail bondsman.

Redwine will need to come up with around $112,500 to post bond.

wonder value of his home,2nd mortgage 
does he own his rig

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His bond has been set at $750,000 cash surety, which means he will be able to work with a bail bondsman.

Redwine will need to come up with around $112,500 to post bond.

wonder value of his home,2nd mortgage 
does he own his rig

I don't think he owns a rig, drives for others as far as I know.

He saved his house from foreclosure somehow a while back, at that time it had a big lien on it too from the remodel iirc.
But I haven't checked the records lately.

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cw618, Mike Hall is in the blue shirt, you can see him to the left of Elaine and Cory as they're speaking.

https://durangoherald.com/articles/178672-judge-lowers-bail-for-mark-redwine

 

Dylan’s mother, Elaine Hall, and Dylan’s older brother, Cory Redwine, both made brief statements, asking that bail be left at $1 million cash only. They said Redwine’s behavior has become increasingly erratic in recent years.

“His temper and his violence and his reaction to things can be an unknown,” Hall said. “We just don’t feel comfortable with it.”

 

 

Dylan deserved more.  He should be heading off to college right now.  I'm not impressed with his tattoo.  POS.

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https://durangoherald.com/articles/178672-judge-lowers-bail-for-mark-redwine

Mark Redwine’s bail lowered by judge
 
Father faces murder charge in connection with son Dylan’s death
By Shane Benjamin Assistant city editor
Tuesday, Aug. 15, 2017 11:39 AM Updated 46 minutes ago

A district court judge on Tuesday lowered bail for Mark Redwine, the man accused of killing his son, Dylan, from $1 million cash-only to $750,000 cash surety – meaning he can post bail through a bail bondsman.

Even working through a bondsman, Redwine must come up with about $112,500 to go free.

He wore an orange jail-issued jumpsuit Tuesday during an advisement hearing. He sat slouched in a chair next to his public defenders, Justin Bogan and John Moran.

He answered routine questions about whether he understood the charges against him and his rights by saying, “I do.”

The right side of the courtroom gallery, behind the prosecutor, was packed with Dylan’s family, courthouse staff, lawyers, investigators and about a dozen sheriff’s deputies.

Dylan’s mother, Elaine Hall, and Dylan’s older brother, Cory Redwine, both made brief statements, asking that bail be left at $1 million cash only. They said Redwine’s behavior has become increasingly erratic in recent years.

“His temper and his violence and his reaction to things can be an unknown,” Hall said. “We just don’t feel comfortable with it.”

It was Redwine’s initial court appearance in 6th Judicial District Court in La Plata County. District Judge Jeffrey Wilson advised Redwine of his rights and pending charges.

Redwine, 55, is suspected of killing his 13-year-old son, Dylan, in November 2012. A grand jury issued an indictment last month accusing him of second-degree murder and child abuse resulting in death. He faces 16 to 48 years in prison if convicted on either count.

His defense lawyers portrayed Redwine as a victim who lost his son and family, and has “endured hatred” from his community. He has been under a “cloud of suspicion since Day 1,” yet he has never tried to flee, he keeps to himself, he works as a long-haul trucker and he has maintained his innocence, Moran said.

“This grieving father lost his son and has been falsely accused of killing him,” Moran said.

He asked the court to treat Redwine as innocent until proven guilty, saying the case against him is not strong. If it was, it wouldn’t have taken nearly five years, two sheriff’s and two district attorney’s to secure an indictment, he said.

District Attorney Christian Champagne said society deems Redwine’s crimes as some of the “most heinous.” Redwine has a temper and has been known to lash out at people who speak to him about the case.

He lives mostly in Phoenix. As a long-haul trucker, he doesn’t have strong ties to anywhere, Champagne said.

“We have reason to believe Mr. Redwine is a flight risk,” he said. “... This man’s crime is terrible. It shows his character.”

Redwine has a relatively minor criminal history, including disorderly conduct, theft and a burglary case that was dismissed. One of his cases involved allegations of child abuse, Champagne said.

Judge Wilson said he’s concerned about the community’s safety and Redwine being a flight risk, in part because he has spent most of his time outside La Plata County in recent years.

 

The La Plata County Sheriff’s Office named Redwine a “person of interest” in August 2015, and hikers found Dylan’s skull on Nov. 1, 2015, about 1½ miles from where his previous remains were found.

District Attorney Christian Champagne called it a “turning point” in the investigation.

Prosecutors presented their case to a La Plata County grand jury July 17 through 19, and the grand jury handed down its indictment on July 20.

According to the indictment, Dylan’s blood was found in Redwine’s living room and a cadaver-sniffing dog detected the sent of a deceased body in Redwine’s living room, washing machine, the bed of his pickup and on the clothes Redwine reportedly wore the night Dylan went missing. Dylan’s skull had injuries consistent with blunt force trauma in two locations. It also had two small markings consistent with knife markings, according to the indictment.

Prosecutors have declined to discuss a motive in the case. According to the indictment, Dylan didn’t want to visit his father and had argued with him during a previous visit. Dylan also had seen “compromising pictures” of his father, and reportedly planned to confront his father about those pictures during their visit, according to the indictment. Prosecutors have declined to describe the contents of the photographs.

In interviews earlier this year with The Durango Herald, Redwine expressed frustration with the Sheriff’s Office for its handling of the case, including that it has been nearly five years since his son went missing, with no resolution. He advocated for more searches on Middle Mountain, going so far as to organize his own search scheduled for earlier this month, which never occurred because of Redwine’s arrest.

Redwine took direct aim at Sheriff Sean Smith, saying the sheriff refused to return his calls or have a sit-down meeting with him.

“Whatever they’re doing ain’t working,” he said during an April 14 interview. “I’m not satisfied that they’ve done everything possible. I believe that if Dylan was ever on that mountain, Dylan is still on that mountain. ... There’s a bad taste in my mouth with these people. I don’t talk to them, they don’t want to talk to me.”

At the time, Redwine knew some of Dylan’s remains had been found on Middle Mountain, but the Sheriff’s Office never told Redwine that his son’s skull had been found.

He rejected the idea of being named a “person of interest,” saying the label has no meaning.

“I think they’re fishing in the wrong pond, and I think they’ve been fishing in the wrong pond from Day 1,” he said in April. “I think the reason they’re fishing in that pond has everything to do with my ex-wife and leading them down the wrong road from the very beginning.”

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https://www.facebook.com/FindMissingDylanRedwine/photos/a.555396767820264.144727.555378941155380/669923139700959/?type=3&permPage=1

Justice for Dylan!