MO - Carl Maxwell, 84, found in freezer, Hannibal, 15 Oct 2015 *Arrest*

al66pine said:

A bit confused about some info.

Mr Maxwell's remains in house in Hannibal MO were discovered by an inspector, per ^ link.
Per below* inspector/repair co. is in city of St. Louis, w principal being Angela Sherwin, same person named in article doing inspxn.
Driving distance, no interstate hwy. = 115.6 mi, or 2 hrs 1 min

Who hires an inspector or repair service from 2 hours away?
Anyway, who called for service?
















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http://www.buzzfile.com/business/On-Time-Inspection.And.Repair,-Inc.-314-772-7989.


"On Time Inspection & Repair, Inc.
3971 Flora Pl
Saint Louis, MO 63110

Contact:	Amanda M Sherwin
Title:	Principal"

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The attorney for 31 year old Carl Goldberg filed for a continuance in Monroe County Circuit Court last week. Judge David Mobley granted the continuance and asked attorneys for both sides to submit possible trial dates in August, September and October.

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Marion County Prosecuting David Clayton said Carl S. Goldberg is set to go to trial March 7-9, 2018.

Goldberg, 31, faces charges of second-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of Carl Maxwell, 84.

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Carl S. Goldberg, 32, pleaded guilty to one count of second-degree murder Wednesday. He was set to go to trial next week on the charge in Monroe County Circuit Court.

He is accused of killing Carl Maxwell, 84, in February 2015 and placing the body in a freezer. Maxwell's body was found by an employee with On-Time Inspection and Repair Oct. 6, 2015, in a vacant residence at 2034 Broadway.

Goldberg will be sentenced May 10.

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“I’m asking the judge for the maximum sentence allowed for murder second, which is a life sentence,” Clayton said. “I intend to present evidence of how the murder was committed and what the defendant did to conceal his crime. The victim was estranged from all family members, neither the defendant nor the victim were from the area, and no one has expressed an interest in participating in the process. My recommendation for a trial verdict is for life and it is no less for this guilty plea.”

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The man who pleaded guilty to shooting his father twice with a crossbow and stashing the body in a Hannibal home’s freezer in 2015 will spend the rest of his life behind bars.

Carl S. Goldberg, 32, received the maximum sentence of life imprisonment after entering an open guilty plea on Feb. 28 to the charge of second-degree murder in the killing of his father, Carl Maxwell.

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