State No Evidence, Just Over zealousness In Moshe Williams Case

Two public defenders for Moshe Williams, the alleged murder suspect of his 2-year-old daughter, have asked the court to throw out the false murder charges against their client.

Dylan Rozalez and Branden Vilos are “appalled” at the lack of evidence the Cody Prosecution has against their client, yet they charged him with murder without any proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

The two defense attorneys are also asking the court to force the state prosecution to file a bill of particulars that sets out a time line, and proof of exactly how the child abuse was committed that caused the death of Paisleigh William Moshe, William’s daughter.

The state so far has no evidence that they can submit to the court showing that proof.

The Cody prosecution has failed to delineate any element as to how the child was abused or that Moshe Wiliams was responsible for any abuse. So far, the state is jumping to blue-sky theories—that may be caused due to the race of Moshe Williams, a black American man. That may be a case against the state down the road, according to legal experts.

Back in June of 2021, the state Cody prosecution subpoenaed all video recordings of the parking lots, emergency rooms entrance emergency room and examination rooms and all other medical documentation regarding the 2-year-old, Paisleigh Williams’ visit to the hospital emergency visitation back on March 27 and all ongoing records for her at the Cody Regional Health.

Low and behold, their are no video recordings, according to Cody Regional Health attorney Mary Reed. “The hospital has no video recordings of parking lots, emergency room entrance, emergency room, waiting room, and examination room. However, the hospital did turn over the medical records, but nothing else.”

This request by the prosecution was long after the arrest of Moshe Williams. This proves that the prosecution did not have the evidence of the abuse when they charged Moshe Williams however, just over zealousness in hanging a murder charge on what possibly could be a truly innocent man. A Black man at that.

But racism has no place in the prosecution office or in the halls of justice, or does it?

Passenger Of Truck Gets Run Over By Driver Of Truck

CHEYENNE, Wy — Tuesday, July 27 at approximately 9:30 a.m. Cheyenne Police Officers responded to an incident involving the passenger of a vehicle at Frontier Park near Gate V12.

The preliminary investigation shows the incident occurred when a male passenger was attempting to exit the bed of a 2011 Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck.

Cheyenne Wyoming Truck Driver runs over his passenger by accident

The vehicle’s driver entered Gate V12 from Hynds Boulevard and slowed to a stop with the flow of traffic.

As the vehicle was stopped, the male passenger began to exit the truck bed, lost his footing, and fell to the ground. The driver proceeded forward with traffic resulting in the passenger being run over by the vehicle.

The victim sustained life threatening injuries and was transported by ambulance to Cheyenne Regional Medical Center where he was declared deceased.The driver remained on-scene to assist officers with their investigation.

Watch Out Democrats, Covid Shot Mandate Violates The Law

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) sent an email to all employees mandating that all its health care personnel receive the COVID-19 shots. The mandate gives each employee eight weeks to comply, and employees will receive four hours of paid administrative leave after demonstrating they have gotten the shot.

Since the mandate was issued, Liberty Counsel has received many pleas for help, including doctors, psychiatrists, nurses and other healthcare workers, chaplains, and more. These employees do not want the COVID shots and are afraid of losing their jobs. Liberty Counsel will be representing these VA employees.

Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough announced he will make COVID-19 injections mandatory for Title 38 VA health care personnel — including physicians, dentists, podiatrists, optometrists, registered nurses, physician assistants, expanded-function dental auxiliaries and chiropractors — who work in Veterans Health Administration facilities, visit VHA facilities, or provide direct care to those that the VA serves.

In his statement Secretary McDonough said, “Whenever a Veteran or VA employee sets foot in a VA facility, they deserve to know that we have done everything in our power to protect them from COVID-19. With this mandate, we can once again make—and keep—that fundamental promise.”

The VA has also sent a letter to all veterans to “serve their country once again” by getting the COVID shots.

The VA is the first federal agency in the United States to mandate the COVID shots.

However, the COVID shots cannot be mandatory under authorization of emergency use (EAU). On March 27, 2020, the Health and Human Services (HHS) declared that circumstances exist justifying the EUA of drugs and biological products for COVID-19. That means people must be told the risks and benefits, and they have the right to decline a medication that is not fully licensed. All of the COVID-19 mRNA injections (Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna) or vaccines (Johnson & Johnson and Astra Zeneca) have received only EAU authorization and not full FDA approval.

Furthermore, COVID shots cannot be mandatory under Title VII. In general, employee vaccine religious exemption requests must be accommodated, where a reasonable accommodation exists without undue hardship to the employer, under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Many people hold sincere religious beliefs against taking any vaccines, or taking those derived from aborted fetal cell lines, or taking those sold by companies that profit from the sale of vaccines and other products derived from abortion. Title VII, as amended, prohibits two categories of employment practices.

It is unlawful for an employer:

“(1) to fail or refuse to hire or to discharge any individual, or otherwise to discriminate against any individual with respect to his compensation, terms, conditions, or privileges of employment, because of such individual’s race, color, religion, sex, or national origin; or

(2) to limit, segregate, or classify his employees or applicants for employment in any way which would deprive or tend to deprive any individual of employment opportunities or otherwise adversely affect his status as an employee, because of such individual’s race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.”

Federal workers may also claim religious exemptions under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993. This law applies to all levels of the federal government, including the VA.

In addition to federal law, the FDA includes the Nuremberg Code and the Helsinki Declaration on its website, emphasizing the fact that people cannot be forced to take experimental drugs without their full consent.

Liberty Counsel Founder and Chairman Mat Staver said, “The COVID shots have only been approved for experimental and investigational use. Under the federal Emergency Use Authorization law, these shots cannot be mandated or administered without the free and full consent of the individual. The VA has no authority to mandate the COVID shots. Federal employees are also protected by the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Forcing any person to receive one of these COVID injections is a violation of federal law. It is shocking that a federal agency would brazenly violate federal law.” Liberty Counsel is a Media Partner with the Wyoming News.

Tim Foley Approved As Interim Superintendent For Cody School Dist

Former Cody Middle School principal Tim Foley was approved as the interim superintendent for the Cody School District.

Tim Foley has served as the assistant superintendent from 1996 till 2021 under Superintendent Peg Monteith, who suddenly resigned.

Tim Foley has worked for the Park County school district #6 for about 10 years. From 2016 to present, he has been employed as the Assistant Superintendent and before that Tim Foley worked as the principal of the Cody Middle school from about August 2011 to Jul of 2016.

Foley also worked as a 5th grade teacher from 1995 ot about 2006.

Foley then attended the South Dakota State University MS, K-12 Educational Leadership from 2007 to about 2010. In 2010, he then received an award, which was the Michael Garnos Outstanding Educational award.

Tim Foley received a BS in Education from the Black Hills State University and attended the college from 1991 to about 1995.

All Over Wyoming Voters Are Firing Disgraced Liz Cheney By Letter

Dear Ms. Cheney,

After careful consideration of actions taken by you, the fact that you were censored by 20 of 23 Wyoming Counties, and you continue to ignore the wishes of the Wyoming people, I, _________________________, Wyoming Citizen, will no longer recognize you as my Republican United States Representative for the State of Wyoming.

As a Citizen of Wyoming, I am exercising my Constitutional right as set forth in Article 1 Section 1 of the Constitution of the State of Wyoming which states: All power is inherent in the people, and all free governments are founded on their authority, and instituted for their peace, safety and happiness; for the advancement of these ends they have at all times an inalienable and indefeasible right to alter, reform or abolish the government in such manner as they may think proper.

Therefore, you, Elizabeth Lynne Cheney, are hereby notified that since you have chosen to no longer fulfill your duties, obligations, and Oath to the Wyoming and United States Constitutions, I will no longer recognize you as the official Republican Congressional Representative for the State of Wyoming.`In short, and in the immortal words of the 45thPresident of the United States of America Donald J. Trump, YOU’RE FIRED!

______________________Wyoming Citizen

____________________________Address

_______________, WY ______________City Zip Code

Dated: ________________

Washington D.C. Office

416 Cannon House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515

PHONE: 202-225-2311

FAX: 202-225-3057

Casper Office

PO Box 44003, 100 East B Street, Room

4003

Casper, WY 82602

PHONE: 307-261-6595

FAX: 307-261-6597

Cheyenne Office

2120 Capitol Avenue Suite 8005

Cheyenne, WY 82001

PHONE: 307-772-2595

FAX: 307-772-2597

Gillette Office

222 S.Gillette Ave, Suite 600

Gillette, WY 82716

PHONE: 307-414-1677

FAX: 307-261-6597

Riverton Office

325 West Main Street, Unit B

Riverton, WY 82501PHONE: 307-463-0482

Former Sen. Mike Bradley Enzi 77, Dies after Bicycle Accident

The Wyoming Republican served four terms in the Senate before retiring in 2020.

The Wyoming Republican Enzi “died peacefully late Monday night, surrounded by his family,” posted late Monday night Wyoming on his official Twitter account.

“His family expresses their deep appreciation for all of the prayers, support, and concern. They now ask for privacy and continued prayers during this difficult time,” According to a family spokesman.

The former Wyoming Senator “sustained serious injuries” while riding a bicycle near his home in Gillette, Wyo., last week.

Mike Enzi was life-flighted on Friday evening from Gillette to UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies in Loveland, Colo., where he was admitted for medical treatment due to his serious injury.

On Monday afternoon, Mike Enzi ‘s condition worsened due to the extent of his injuries that he sustained. Enzi suffered a broken neck and ribs according to local sources in his home town of Gillette Wyoming where the accident took place at.

Further details of the biking accident are unknown at this time. Medical staff on Monday were continuing to evaluate his condition and were attempting to stabilize Enzi.

Mike Enzi succumbed to his injury late Monday night and passed away.

MIke Enzi served as a Wyoming Senator for four years, then retired in 2020 as the Chairman of the powerful Congressional Budget Committee. He served as a member of the committees on Finance, Health and Education, Labor and Pensions, and Home Land Security and Govermental Pensions.

After he retired, a Wyoming state legislature replaced him: Cynthia Lummis, who was a Republican.

Mike Enzi has a political career that started long before he became a Wyoming Senator. In his home town of Gillette, Wyoming, Enzi served as the mayor and then after that served as a member of the state’s House and the Senate

At one point in his political career, Mike Enzi also served on the US Department of Interior Coal Advisory Committee.

Enzi graduated from the prestigious George Washington University and attended the University of Denver, Colorado. Enzi, during most of his years in Wyoming, served as a member of the Wyoming National Guard, but in his private life owned several shoes stores, both in Montana, and in the state of Wyoming. Enzi also had an accountant degree.

Vaccine Passports Slammed By Rep Andy Biggs

00:11 Traffic Stop 2107260001 Officer initiated activity at Pinnacle Bank (Branch), Yellowstone Ave, Cody. TS-Driver warned for speed. . Disposition: Warning Issued.

00:32 Traffic Stop 2107260002 Officer initiated activity at Yellowstone Ave, Cody. TS-Driver warned for speed. . Disposition: Warning Issued.

08:09 Property-Found 2107260010 Occurred at Buffalo Bill Center Of The West on Sheridan Ave. . Found a loaded firearm in the restroom. . Disposition: See Case.

08:31 Animal Call – Other 2107260012 Occurred on White Water Ave. RP has questions about a bat on her front door screen. . Disposition: Assistance Given.

09:01 Traffic Stop 2107260018 Officer initiated activity at Ponderosa Campground, 8TH St, Cody. TS – citation for speed. . Disposition: Citation Issued.

09:20 Escort-Funeral 2107260020 Occurred at First Baptist Church on Gerrans Ave. . Old Riverside, 1115. . Disposition: Assistance Given.

09:39 Traffic Stop 2107260023 Officer initiated activity at 8TH St/Gerrans Ave, Cody. TS-Driver warned for speed. . Disposition: Warning Issued.

10:15 Property-Found 2107260034 Officer initiated activity at 19TH St/Big Horn Ave, Cody. Pistol found in the middle of the road. . Disposition: See Case.

11:04 Parking Problem 2107260040 Occurred at Cody Bible Church on Cougar Ave. . Trailer parked there. . Disposition: Assistance Given.

11:32 Assist other Agency 2107260045 Occurred on B St. . Disposition: Assistance Given. 12:21 Property-Lost 2107260056 Occurred at Wal-Mart on Yellowstone Ave. . Lost wallet last night. Brown wallet, engraved with RP’s son’s baby picture on the front. Wallet has RP’s FL driver’s license and debit cards. . Disposition: Informational.

13:37 Nuisance Complaint 2107260063 Occurred at Mountain Mist Sprinklers And Lawn Care on Alger Ave. . Garbage piled on the street, and trash is full. . Disposition: Assistance Given.*

14:32 Animal-Stray 2107260067 Occurred on Alger Ave. Black and white border collie, black collar no tags, brought in to the animal shelter from Alger Ave. . Disposition: Informational.

15:39 Miscellaneous Assistance 2107260075 Occurred at City Shop – Cody on 19TH St. . Rp got locked at the shops. . Disposition: Assistance Given.

16:05 Miscellaneous Assistance 2107260078 Occurred at Yellowstone Regional Airport on Roger Sedam Dr. . Req assistance installing car seat, main terminal, blk GMC Denali. . Disposition: Assistance Given.*

6:39 Intoxicated Subject 2107260085 Occurred at Rumsey AVE/14TH St. Rp-stated male approx 6’2 short sleeve plaid shirt black cowboy hat boots trouble walking was knelt down at intersection. . Disposition: Assistance Given. 19:47 Patrol-Extra 2107260100 Officer initiated activity at Shoshone Trl South, Cody. . Disposition: Completed. 20:01 Probation Violation 2107260104 Occurred at Cody Law Enforcement Center on Wyoming Ave. . Follow up. . Disposition: Unable to Locate.

20:20 Citizen Contact 2107260107 Officer initiated activity at Taco Johns, 17TH St, Cody. 2 subjects hitch hiking. . Disposition: Completed.

20:31 Traffic Stop 2107260109 Officer initiated activity at Cody Country Chamber of Commerce, Sheridan Ave, Cody. Ts-Driver citation for speed warned for FTM. . Disposition: Citation Issued. 21:01 Traffic Stop 2107260113 Officer initiated activity at 8TH St, Cody. Ts-Driver citation for speed. . Disposition: Citation Issued.

21:06 Patrol-Extra 2107260115 Officer initiated activity at Mentock Park, Blackburn Ave, Cody. . Disposition: Completed.

21:07 Traffic Complaint 2107260116 Occurred on Stella Ct. Veh just left speeding.. Veh/blk Honda civic, EB central 5 ago. . Disposition: Unable to Locate.

21:36 Probation Violation 2107260118 Occurred on Bleistein Ave. . Disposition: See Case.

21:48 Traffic Stop 2107260119 Officer initiated activity at Sheridan Ave, Cody. Ts-Driver warned for illegal left turn. . Disposition: Warning Issued.

21:49 Patrol-Extra 2107260120 Officer initiated activity at Wal-Mart, Yellowstone Ave, Cody. . Disposition: Completed.

21:58 Traffic Stop 2107260121 Officer initiated activity at 10TH St/Beck Ave, Cody. Ts-Driver citation for FTY to traffic. . Disposition: Citation Issued.

22:24 Traffic Stop 2107260122 Officer initiated activity at Sheridan Ave, Cody. Ts-Driver citation for speed. . Disposition: Citation Issued.*

22:43 Intrusion/Holdup 2107260123 Occurred at Silver Sage Insurance on Yellowstone Ave. . Zone 1. . Disposition: Assistance Given.

23:09 Patrol-Extra 2107260125 Officer initiated activity at Beck Lake Park, 14TH St, Cody. . Disposition: Completed.

23:20 Assist other Agency 2107260126 Officer initiated activity at Park County Animal Shelter, Highway 14-16-20 E, Cody. . Disposition: Assistance Given.

Wyoming Is In For Another Week Of Extreme Heat

Wyoming is in yet for another week of extreme heat that is forecast to be spread out across much of the United States of America.

National and local meteorologists are claiming that this weather phenomenon is much like the triple-digit heat wave temps that hung over the Pacific northwest in June.

It appears that a heat dome has developed over much of the central and western states and will likely hang around through the rest of the week. The heat dome, as it is called, will keep temperatures in the high 90’s upwards toward 105* to 107* degrees, depending on what area your in.

Billings, Montana, will clock in 105* to 108* today. Other areas will be in the. lower 100’s. Wyoming will suffer from the same hear effects.

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Most of the United States and British Columbia, Canada, reported their hottest temperatures on record.

For those Wyoming farmers and ranchers, make sure your livestock has plenty of water to hydrate themselves with: which also includes humans. Make sure you drink lots of water during this heat wave.

Quick Glance At Weather Temps Across The State Wyoming

Current Conditions as of 07:00 PM MDT Sunday, July 25, 2021 according to the weather reports

Big Piney Wyoming,is cloudy with the temperature at 84*

Buffalo Wyoming partial clouds with the temperature at 96*

Casper Wyoming is partly cloudy yet sunny with the temperature at 92*

Cheyenne Wyoming Cloudy with the temperature at 85*

Cody Wyoming is mostly cloudy with the temperature at about 89*

Douglas Wyoming cloudy and temperature at 98*

Evanston Wyoming cloudy with a temperature of 86*

Gillette Wyoming has some clouds, sunny and the temperature is at 97*

Greybull Wyoming the skies are cloudy with the temperature at 100*

Hulett Wyoming is cloudy with a temperature of 93*

Jackson Wyoming is cloudy with the temperature of 83*

Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation And Interpretive Center ReOpens

(President Franklin Roosevelt ordered all people with Japanese ancestry be removed from the West Coast during World War II)
The sins of the past, America imprisoned about 120,000 Japanese who were Americans. This is a sad story, but to many, it is an important story to tell the younger generations so that this never happens again in America.

This year, the Heart Mountain Pilgrimage was back after dealing with the COVID-19 restrictions, which caused the last event to be canceled.

This year, it was the 25th anniversary of the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation and 10th anniversary of the interpretive Center opening it’s doors, which this year took place on a much smaller-scaled event today.

History records indicate that at least, 120,000 Americans of Japanese descent were forcibly detained and then interned while World War II was in full swing. Of those 120,000 people, about 10,000 to 14,000 were interned at Heart Mountain.

According to their website, their mission is to “Educate the public about the history of the illegal imprisonment of Japanese Americans at Heart Mountain during World War II and it’s impact on the Big-Horn Basin.”

May generations to come never forget what happened and may they learn from the mistakes of America’s past.