CO CO - Kelsey Berreth, 29, Woodland Park, Media, Maps and Timelines *NO DISCUSSION* #2

New Posts

PommyMommy

PommyMommy

#ShinelikeShanann
Joined
Mar 6, 2018
Messages
56,819
Reaction score
451,109
DEC 3, 2018
Woodland Park PD seeking public’s help in locating missing woman
Kesely-Berreth.jpg

WOODLAND PARK – The Woodland Park Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 29-year-old woman.

According to Woodland Park PD, Kesely Berreth was last seen in Woodland Park on Nov. 22nd.

Berreth is described as a white female, 5’3″ tall, 110 pounds, with brown hair.

If you have any information on her whereabouts, please contact the Woodland Park Police Department at (719) 687-9262.

Woodland Park Police Department
WPPD 12.3.JPG

Thread #1
 
Last edited by a moderator:
NOV 18, 2019
Patrick Frazee found guilty in murder of fiancee Kelsey Berreth, given life without parole plus 156 years
It took a Teller County jury less than four hours Monday to find Patrick Frazee guilty of murder in the death of his former fiancee Kelsey Berreth.

Frazee was then sentenced to life without parole plus 156 years. Under a mandatory sentence, Frazee would have served life without parole.

The verdict came after 10 days of testimony from 60 witnesses who strung together evidence that Frazee fatally bludgeoned Berreth at her townhome before absconding with the body and burning it at his ranch.

[...]

In searing letter to court, Cheryl Berreth - mother of Kelsey Berreth - said Frazee “tortured to death” Kelsey Berreth, leaving her toddler daughter to “call out for mama in the middle of the night.”

[...]

Fourth Judicial District Judge Scott Sells began to choke up when delivering the sentence to Frazee.

"Your actions were vicious, senseless, without reason or explanation," he said.

[…]
 
NOV 18, 2019
Patrick Frazee sentenced to life plus 156 years for murder of Colorado mom Kelsey Berreth
[…]

Patrick Frazee was sentenced to life in prison without parole plus 156 years.

Frazee showed no reaction to the verdict, while Berreth’s family sobbed and hugged one another.

Jurors took four hours after closing arguments to reach their decision.

Frazee was found guilty of the following charges:

1. Felony first-degree murder after deliberation GUILTY
2. Class 2 felony first-degree murder after deliberation, with solicitation GUILTY
3. Felony first-degree murder GUILTY
4. Class 2 felony first-degree murder after deliberation, with solicitation GUILTY
5. Class 2 felony first-degree murder after deliberation, with solicitation GUILTY
6. Tampering with a deceased human body GUILTY
7. Violent crime causing death GUILTY
8. Violent crime using a weapon GUILTY

[…]

"We did a deal with the devil," 4th Judicial District Attorney Dan May said about Lee. "But there's no question, Kelsey wouldn't have had justice today without making that deal."

Lee's next court appearance is slated for Dec. 2 for a review hearing.

[…]
 
Sam Kraemer on Twitter
Prosecutors now giving a press conference after Patrick Frazee was found guilty on all counts for the murder of Kelsey Berreth. @KOAA #KelseyBerreth #PatrickFrazee #KrystalKenney
EJsSLxGUEAM5XZT.jpg

4:25 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Alex Rose on Twitter
“It’s a sad day that all justice can do is hold Patrick Frazee accountable.” Dan May says it’s a shame Kelsey Berreth can’t be here today. @KDVR
EJsScB7UYAABJvj.jpg

4:26 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Jakob Rodgers on Twitter
The #PatrickFrazee case involved more than 600 pieces of evidence, May says, and "thousands and thousands and thousands" of pages of discovery.
@csgazette #KelseyBerreth
4:29 PM - 18 Nov 2019

@JakobRodgers
Prosecutor Jennifer Viehman speaks about #KelseyBerreth:
"She was a wonderful, kind soul, so to be able to bring justice for what happened for her is an honor and something I will never forget."

Jakob Rodgers on Twitter
"To hear all of the evidence and then to be able to piece all of that together, it was obviously very critical and valuable," to get Krystal Lee's cooperation, Viehman added. @csgazette #PatrickFrazee #KelseyBerreth
4:36 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Jakob Rodgers on Twitter
DA Dan May, on Krystal Lee & her plea deal: "She deserves every single day (in jail) she gets." He adds on the plea deal: "I'm not proud of that... but there's no question that #KelseyBerreth wouldn't have had assured justice today" without it. @csgazette #PatrickFrazee
4:39 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Jakob Rodgers on Twitter
Prosecutor Jennifer Viehman speaks to what this means for #KelseyBerreth's family: "I think it means peace," she said. "I think it means some closure for them, and the ability to heal and move on." @csgazette #PatrickFrazee
4:40 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Elise Schmelzer on Twitter
Prosecutor Beth Reed says at press conference that #PatrickFrazee shows signs of being a sociopath. He remained emotionaless through the trial and sentencing, including emotional statements from #KelseyBerreth family.

EJsW85uU0AABtVR.jpg

4:46 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Jakob Rodgers on Twitter
Gregg Slater, the chief Colorado Bureau of Investigation agent in charge of the #PatrickFrazee case says that he will continue to search for #KelseyBerreth's remains. DA Dan May says just a few weeks ago, investigators searched a new location. @csgazette
4:44 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Jakob Rodgers on Twitter
Now, back to statements by Cheryl Berreth, mother of #KelseyBerreth, from sentencing: She spoke about Krystal Lee, the mistress of #PatrickFrazee, and her role in Berreth's death and the prosecution. @csgazette
4:52 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Jakob Rodgers on Twitter
More on Krystal Lee: "She shouldn't have received the plea deal that she did. She was an active participant in murder. The only thing she didn't do was swing the bat," says #KelseyBerreth's mother.
@csgazette #PatrickFrazee
4:53 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Jakob Rodgers on Twitter
Again, on Krystal Lee: "She chose to clean up the mess, destroy evidence and help destroy our daughter's body. We have yet to see any remorse for anything other than being caught," says #KelseyBerreth's mother.
@csgazette #PatrickFrazee

Lauren Scharf on Twitter
In a press conference moments ago, the prosecution described Patrick Frazee as a sociopath and added that “they made a deal with the devil” referring to Krystal Lee Kenney. They said they’ll continue to look for Kelsey Berreth’s remains. @FOX21News #Frazee
4:59 PM - 18 Nov 2019 from Colorado, USA

Lauren Scharf on Twitter (Video)
Those in town were not happy that multiple officer cars were blocking their view of seeing convicted murderer Patrick Frazee as he left the Teller County Courthouse. He was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole plus 156 years. @FOX21News
5:03 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Allison Sylte on Twitter
She was a badass who trained future Air Force pilots and juggled that stressful job, being a new mom and a long commute. That's how #KelseyBerreth's family wants us to remember her -- and they made a scholarship to honor her. #9NEWS 9news.com/article/news/i…
 
Last edited:
NOV 18, 2019
'She mattered': Kelsey Berreth murder suspect sentenced to life plus 156 years
[…]

Jennifer Viehman, the lead prosecutor on the case, spoke following the verdict and sentencing of Frazee.

“This is, without a doubt, one of the most brutal murders that I’ve ever seen," Viehman said. “Mr. Frazee took a shining light from this Earth that we’ve heard over and over again from everybody who knew her. And he not only took her life on Thanksgiving Day of last year, he planned for months to do it."

[…]

“Patrick took Kelsey’s life, she was our daughter. A devoted, loving mother, a sister, a friend, and a valued pilot teaching the military how to fly. She was a positive contribution to society, beautiful inside and out," Berreth said.

“Patrick, how would you like to find out your daughter’s life ended the way that you ended Kelsey's? [Your daughter] deserves a letter of sincere apology. You need to take full responsibility for your actions," Kelsey's mother added.

[…]

“Your actions were vicious, senseless, without reason, explanation. Kelsey spent her last night caring for you, and you repaid that kindness and humanity by viciously beating her to death," Sells said.

“After you beat her, you burned her body like a piece of trash. You solicited Krystal Lee three times to murder her before Thanksgiving of last year, Kelsey was a wonderful mother, a beloved daughter, sister, and accomplished pilot," Sells added. “Your crimes deserve the absolute maximum punishment legally available in the state of Colorado.”

[…]
 
NOV 18, 2019
Patrick Frazee Sentenced To Life Plus 156 Years For Murder Of Kelsey Berreth, Prosecution Calls It 'A Sweet Day'
[…]

“It’s a sweet day in the sense that justice is brought to Patrick Frazee for this brutal, gruesome, senseless murder,” said District Attorney Dan May.

[…]

At the sentencing hearing, Kelsey Berreth was described as a wonderful smiling woman. Her mother Cheryl’s written statement called Frazee a “sick man” and questioned whether he would have killed their baby, Kaylee, after killing her mother.

“When we first learned how terrible it really was, it was a nightmare because we knew what her last moments were like,” said Prosecutor Jennifer Viehman.

[…]

Clinton Cline knew Frazee and had worked with him on a wild donkey herd.

“[Frazee] doesn’t meet the profile of the guy I knew,” said Cline. “But people do things you get shocked about all the time.”

[…]
 
Vicente Arenas on Twitter
“Sociopath”: that’s how an Asst District Attorney described Convicted murderer Patrick Frazee. She said “...He was not able feel empathy for other people...” after he was convicted for the murder of his fiancee #KelseyBerreth @KDVR @KDVR
EJtHw4lWkAAEZKu.jpg

7:19 PM - 18 Nov 2019 from Teller County Courthouse
​
Vicente Arenas on Twitter
“We did a deal with devil” is how 4th Judicial District Attorney Dan May described plea deal with woman for testimony that helped convict Patrick Frazee of killing #KelseyBerreth in Woodland Park last Thanksgiving @KDVR @channel2kwgn
EJtJz93WkAEaf-n.jpg

7:28 PM - 18 Nov 2019 from Teller County Courthouse

Elise Schmelzer on Twitter
#PatrickFrazee’s lover/longtime friend/accomplice still has to he sentenced. I’m told that sentencing will be about 8 weeks from today. Here’s the sunset we saw today in Cripple Creek after court. #KelseyBerreth
EJs8zOqUYAAmYsd.jpg

7:31 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Elise Schmelzer on Twitter
I’m headed home. But shout out to my fellow reporters who have spent the last 2.5 weeks in Cripple Creek along with me. Thanks to @CarolAMcKinley who so very kindly gave me her front row seat in court on Friday. And @jennifermeckles and @AllisonSylte for sharing their powerstrip
7:36 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Elise Schmelzer on Twitter
And @krystalstory for continuing to be awesome. @JakobRodgers is a great journo with the best beard you’ll see. Sometimes being in a pack of reporters for days straight is stressful and annoying. But these folks made a hectic, horrifying trial more okay.
7:40 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Elise Schmelzer on Twitter
Just a little reminder that reporters are not always the cutthroat, mean people they make us out to be in TV. Everybody wants a scoop, and everybody works hard, but we’re regular people at the end of the day and mostly get along and enjoy each others’ company.
7:43 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Clayton Sandell on Twitter
Kelsey Berreth’s uncle tells me one of their hopes is to clear Kelsey’s name after Patrick Frazee spread lies about her, including allegations she was an abusive mother and suicidal. Hopefully they get some peace from today’s guilty verdict. #StayTuned
8:26 PM - 18 Nov 2019

FBI Denver on Twitter
@FBIDenver would like to thank @PoliceWoodland, @SheriffTeller, @CSPDPIO, @CBI_Colorado, and the @4thJudicialDA for their hard work and efforts in this investigation. Today justice was served with the conviction of Patrick Frazee.
8:47 PM - 18 Nov 2019
 
Last edited:
Patrick Frazee murder trial wraps, lawyer analyzes case

Nov 18, 2019

To dig deeper into how Kenney's involvement played a role in this case News 5 spoke with Stephen Longo, attorney & founder of the Longo Firm.

Longo said, "I think it's very difficult especially when it goes really against everything that they want to do as officers of the court and the oath they take to prosecute crimes against people facing charges...I think what they recognized in this case was that making that deal was the only way they were going to seal a conviction against Patrick Frazee."

Especially when a lot of the evidence was circumstantial.

"Whether it was high velocity blood splatter or jailhouse notes and when you're dealing with circumstantial evidence what you're trying to do is still really take a puzzle and piece it together so the jury can still see the big picture."

Another piece of the puzzle is where Berreth and Frazee's daughter, Kaylee, will end up.

"We forget about there's a really big human element involved."

Kaylee is currently in the temporary custody of Kelsey's parents, but Frazee's conviction giving them the upper hand, Longo believes, in getting permanent custody.
 
Patrick Frazee found guilty of murdering fiancee Kelsey Berreth, sentenced to life in prison
He was found guilty on a total of six counts: two counts of first-degree murder, one count of tampering with a body, and three counts of solicitation to commit murder.

Frazee received the maximum sentence: life without the possibility of parole, plus 156 years in prison. Sentencing occurred shortly after the verdict Monday afternoon. Prosecutors did not seek the death penalty against Frazee.
 
4th Judicial DA on Twitter
(1 of 2) A Teller County jury yesterday found Patrick Frazee guilty of the brutal murder of Kelsey Berreth, who was bludgeoned to death in her Woodland Park home on Thanksgiving 2018. The jury found Frazee guilty of all counts, including: 1st Degree Murder-After Deliberation;
7:27 AM - 19 Nov 2019

4th Judicial DA on Twitter
(2 or 2) 3 counts of Solicitation to commit 1st Degree Murder-After Deliberation; Tampering with a deceased human body. Judge Scott Sells sentenced Frazee to Life in Prison without the possibility of parole, plus 156 years. #2018CR330
7:27 AM - 19 Nov 2019
 
Nov 18, 2019 Updated Nov 19, 2019
Patrick Frazee trial: Rancher gets life term plus 156 years in 'vicious, senseless' murder
[...]

Frazee’s mother, Sheila Frazee, walked straight to her SUV, staring through her windshield and pulling away without responding to requests for comment from a Gazette reporter at her driver's side window.

In the hallway after sentencing, Jennifer Viehman, one of three prosecutors, wiped tears as a crowd swirled around her.

The victim’s mother, Cheryl Berreth, phoned in to Frazee's sentencing, but opted not to speak. But in a searing letter to the court, she said Frazee’s crime robbed her family of a “devoted, caring mother,” and left the couple’s toddler daughter to “call out for mama in the middle of the night.”

[...]

Prosecutors opted in July not to pursue the death penalty against Frazee. On Monday, Cheryl Berreth said that while it would have been "well deserved," her family did not ask for it because they wanted Frazee to seek forgiveness, citing their religious beliefs.

[...]
 
6 On Your Side‏Verified account @IdahoOnYourSide
Kenney faces a maximum sentence of three years if the crime is found to be aggravated, but the charge does not carry a mandatory sentence, meaning Kenney could walk free. Her sentence was delayed until after Frazee's trial.

9:35 AM - 19 Nov 2019

6 On Your Side‏Verified account @IdahoOnYourSide
"We wouldn't even know where the murder happened in the apartment, even which room or where it happened at all, without her testimony," District Attorney Dan May said earlier this year.

9:35 AM - 19 Nov 2019

6 On Your Side‏Verified account @IdahoOnYourSide
Prosecutors were able to piece together much more physical and data evidence based upon her interviews with law enforcement.

9:35 AM - 19 Nov 2019

6 On Your Side‏Verified account @IdahoOnYourSide
The defense tried to cast doubt on her testimony and version of events, trying to imply she was more involved than she admitted.

9:35 AM - 19 Nov 2019

6 On Your Side‏Verified account @IdahoOnYourSide
The majority of the case rested upon the testimony of Idaho resident Krystal Kenney who spoke to investigators only after securing a plea deal on an evidence tampering charge.

9:34 AM - 19 Nov 2019

@IdahoOnYourSide
The majority of the case rested upon the testimony of Idaho resident Krystal Kenney who spoke to investigators only after securing a plea deal on an evidence tampering charge.

9:34 AM - 19 Nov 2019

6 On Your Side‏Verified account @IdahoOnYourSide
murder in the first-degree (while committing another crime) and tampering with a deceased human body.

9:34 AM - 19 Nov 2019

6 On Your Side‏Verified account @IdahoOnYourSide
Those charges include first degree murder (after deliberation), solicitation to commit first-degree murder (three charges for each alleged instance of telling Krystal Kenney how to kill Berreth)

9:34 AM - 19 Nov 2019

6 On Your Side‏Verified account @IdahoOnYourSide
Our sister station, @KOAA has been following the trial for days. Frazee was charged with a total of eight counts in this case.

9:33 AM - 19 Nov 2019

6 On Your Side‏Verified account @IdahoOnYourSide
#FrazeeTrial: A jury has found Patrick Frazee guilty of all 6 counts for the November 2018 death of Kelsey Berreth.

9:32 AM - 19 Nov 2019
 
Vicente Arenas on Twitter (Video)
#Frazee Trial Courtroom. See where Patrick Frazee sat during trial at Teller County Courthouse. Cameras were prohibited during proceedings. He was convicted and sentenced to life without parole for killing #Kelseyberreth ⁦@KDVR⁩ ⁦@channel2kwgn⁩
12:17 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Vicente Arenas on Twitter (Video)
#KelseyBerreth photo today displayed @PoliceWoodland department. DA credited WP chief DeYoungwith helping convict Patrick Frazee of her murder. @KDVR @channel2kwgn
12:32 PM - 19 Nov 2019 from Woodland Park Police Department
 
Last edited:
Blair Miller on Twitter (Video)
4th Judicial District Attorney Dan May said that prosecutors had to “make a deal with the devil” when making the decision to allow Kenney to plead guilty to tampering with evidence in order for her to make a formal statement. http://bit.ly/2D125FH
5:48 PM - 18 Nov 2019

Stephanie (Butzer) Rose on Twitter
We've written almost 60 stories about this case — from when #KelseyBerreth was first reported missing to when #PatrickFrazee was arrested to when he was convicted of first-degree murder.

Here's our full timeline, detailing each step along the way: http://bit.ly/2U0mGkF
EJwSTkMX0AAz-7g.jpg

12:04 PM - 19 Nov 2019
 
Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
The verdict came down yesterday in the #KelseyBerreth murder trial. Patrick Frazee was found guilty on all charges, will serve life in prison without parole +156 years. I wanted to share a few more details from the sentencing that I didn’t get a chance to share yesterday. #9News
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
First, Kelsey’s family and friends got an opportunity to share some words. Her uncle read aloud in court the written statements of several people, including a few of Kelsey’s coworkers at Doss Aviation
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
One coworker wrote:
“Kelsey was a kind-hearted, gentle spirit. That’s how I knew her. She was a joy for all of us to be around, and I truly appreciate her friendship. We all definitely miss her. I know she loves her little girl, Kaylee, with all her heart.”
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
Another coworker wrote a letter to Kelsey’s young daughter:
“What I will remember most about your mom is her kindness and her smile”
And:
“She mattered… She made a direct impact and difference in the lives of so many.”
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
Cheryl Berreth, Kelsey’s mother, also had a statement:
“She was our daughter. A devoted loving mother, a sister, a friend and a valued pilot teaching military how to fly. She was a positive contribution to society, beautiful inside and out.”
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
Cheryl’s statement included the family’s intention to set up an aviation scholarship in Kelsey’s name, and their ongoing efforts to have permanent custody of Kelsey’s little girl.
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
Cheryl’s statement talked about what her family has endured during the past year – the physical and emotional toll on their lives. This was incredibly heartbreaking to hear in court.
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
Addressing Patrick, Cheryl's statement included this:
“Patrick, how would you like to find out your daughter’s life ended the way you ended Kelsey's? Kaylee deserves a letter of sincere apology”
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
And...
“She (Kaylee) lost both of her parents within a month. What a pathetic contribution you and your cohort have made to your daughter’s health and wellness.”
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
Cheryl’s statement also mentioned the Berreth family’s wishes not to pursue the death penalty in this case.
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
Including this, from Cheryl's statement:
“We believe in a forgiving savior and hope Patrick will take this opportunity, his time in prison, to sincerely repent and seek forgiveness.”
And:
“We respect life and leave Patrick’s in God’s hands. It’s not ours to take.”
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
Judge Sells also addressed Patrick during sentencing.
“Your actions were vicious, senseless, without reason, explanation. Kelsey spent her last night caring for you, and you replayed that kindness by viciously beating her to death.”
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
Judge Sells, to Patrick Frazee:
“After you beat her, you burned her body like a piece of trash. You solicited Krystal Lee three times to murder her before Thanksgiving of last year, Kelsey was a wonderful mother, a beloved daughter, sister, and accomplished pilot."
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
Judge Sells, to Patrick Frazee:
“Your crimes deserve the absolute maximum punishment legally available in the state of Colorado, and I intend to do that."
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019

Jennifer Meckles on Twitter
If you’d like to read more about the statements made during sentencing, here is a link to ours story from last night:
'She mattered': Kelsey Berreth murder suspect sentenced to life plus 156 years
12:57 PM - 19 Nov 2019​
 
NOV 18, 2019
Patrick Frazee convicted of killing his fiancée, sentenced to life without the possibility of parole
[...]

Defense attorney Adam Steigerwald tried to poke holes in the prosecution’s case and Kenney’s testimony.

[...]

He said Frazee “says a lot of stupid things.”

“He does stupid things that allows the prosecution to build a case based on circumstantial evidence,” he said.

“It’s stupidity … but not proof he committed murder,” he said.

[...]

Berreth was someone’s daughter and co-worker, May said. “Does this sound like someone who would just disappear?”

“He took a bat into Kelsey’s apartment and he beat her, and he beat her and he beat her and he beat her … and left a blood bath for someone else to clean up,” May said.

[...]

“It was a sweet day in the sense that justice was brought to Patrick Frazee for this brutal, gruesome, senseless murder,” he told reporters.

“It’s a sad day that all justice can do is hold Patrick Frazee accountable. We wish Kelsey were here today. That would be true justice if she could join us today.”
 
Vicente Arenas‏Verified account @vicentearenastv
EXCLUSIVE: Police Chief who initially investigated #KelseyBerreth disappearance in Woodland Park talks to @KDVR about emotional toll case took on officers. DA credits @PoliceWoodland w helping crack case. @channel2kwgn

EJxQfczXUAIrEC4.jpg

2:36 PM - 19 Nov 2019 from Woodland Park Police Department

Vicente Arenas‏Verified account @vicentearenastv
District Attorney tells Fox 31 @PoliceWoodland chief Miles DeYoung Quick actions helped catch Kelsey’s killer: Patrick Frazee.

EJxRn6LXUAAKgqD.jpg

2:41 PM - 19 Nov 2019
 
Vicente Arenas‏Verified account @vicentearenastv
Frazee Juror: “I thought it was a hard decision” said an alternate juror who wished to remain anonymous. The juror did not vote because of the alternate status. Frazee was found guilty of killing #kelseyberreth on Thanksgiving Day last year. @KDVR @channel2kwgn

The juror shook their head a bit and said “It apparently wasn’t that hard for the others (who voted on the jury)...”

9:09 AM - 19 Nov 2019 from Colorado, USA ^^bbm

EJwFffIWoAIk_I4.jpg

9:08 AM - 19 Nov 2019 from Teller County Courthouse
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

DNASolves

Who is Escambia County John Doe (1989)?

Members online

... and 155 more.
Total: 4,143 (members: 156, guests: 3,987)

Online statistics

Members online
156
Guests online
3,987
Total visitors
4,143
Totals may include hidden visitors.

Forum statistics

Threads
592,515
Messages
17,970,215
Members
228,791
Latest member
fesmike
Back
Top