jimmycsays | The lawyer, Thomas Pickert, had walked his two sons
to school — not sure which school — and had returned home. “It appears
that our victim was sitting on his front porch of his residence when he
was shot,” police spokeswoman Sgt. Kari Thompson was quoted as saying. “The victim’s spouse heard something and came out and discovered her spouse on the ground.”
This murder — again as most of you know by now — was not random. The Star’s story provides the backdrop for this most unusual occurrence:
“Pickert won a $5.75 million judgment this summer against a
businessman who had shot a homeless man on his property. Last week,
Jackson County court officials started the process of seizing the man’s
real estate to pay the judgment. The court filed paperwork that would
prevent the man from selling or transferring the property.
“On Tuesday, the court sent the man’s attorney notice of its
actions. The real estate to be seized for the judgment were the man’s
business building and a home.”
Another extremely unusual thing about this case — besides occurring
in quiet, upscale Brookside:
The likely murderer is a 79-year-old man
who owns a significant amount of property — or at least he did back in
2010.
That man, David Jungerman of Raytown, is the prime
suspect in the murder. A 1997 Chevy van is registered to him — and that
police were looking for — was found this afternoon.
theodoresworld | A Missouri man’s sign painted on the side of an empty trailer along
U.S. 71 has been torched twice in recent weeks. David Jungerman placed
the trailer and sign in his field along the major highway, saying:
Are you a Producer or Parasite
Democrats – Party of the Parasites
David Jungerman farms 6,800 acres of river bottom land in western Missouri.
He’s not the kind of guy who posts on Twitter or has a Facebook profile.
So when the 72-year-old Raytown man wanted to speak out politically,
he used what he had handy: a 45-foot-long, semi-truck box trailer.
Are you a Producer or Parasite
Democrats - Party of the Parasites
He planted the trailer with its professionally painted message in his Bates County cornfield along heavily traveled U.S. 71 about an hour south of Kansas City. He wanted lots of people to see it.
They did. Including at least one with a good case of outrage, matches and a can of gas.
On May 12, Jungerman’s trailer was torched. The Rich Hill volunteer
fire department responded. A week later, it was set afire again. The
firefighters put it out again.
Then flames erupted in an empty farm house that Jungerman owns.
“They don’t like free speech,” said Jungerman. He put out a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
fox4news | Kansas City police tell Fox 4 they are still trying to determine who
killed a Kansas City attorney in front of his home on West 66th Terrace
near Brookside Road on Wednesday morning.
Tom Pickert, 39, had just returned home from walking his children to school when he was shot and killed.
Major Donna Greenwall told Fox 4 Thursday that police have
interviewed the registered owner of the white van that was seen leaving
the crime scene. The owner was released after questioning.
Although Major Greenwall would not use the owner's name, records show
that the van is registered to a man named David Jungerman. FOX 4's Dave
D'Marko was reporting near Jungerman's home in Raytown late on Wednesday night when the van was recovered and towed away from the scene.
Police have not said if they believe Jungerman was driving the van or if it was someone else who was driving Jungerman's van.
"We at the scene talked to several individuals, and we'd ask anybody
that has information with regards to this that they contact us," Major
Greenwall said. "It's an ongoing investigation, and any information that
anybody has would help us and we'd welcome that information. "
Investigators say they are still collecting tips. No suspects have
been taken into custody. If you have any information that could help
them in their investigation please call the TIPS Hotline at (816)
474-TIPS.
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