CO - Gannon Stauch, 11, found deceased, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, 27 Jan 2020 *Arrest* #61

[heartandsoul]

She really thinks she can outtalk an FBI agent

 

[Curious Me]

She loves Gannon with all her heart. Oh boy. She tells the agent he thinks she hurt Gannon, but she didn't.

"How can you expect me to help you when you're not telling me what happened.", says Agent Grusing.​

 

[steeltowngirl]

She’s asking an FBI agent not to tell anything she says to Albert. The father of a missing son.

 

[Megnut]

Now their home security was manipulated.

Omg Grusing just said the pregnancy lady had no legs to stand on.

I've never felt so bad for an imaginary person.

 

[Seattle1]

Lol -- Besides AS, LS is trying to make Grusing swear he will not share info with the police. Duh, does she think Grusing works for Starbucks? The circus?

 

[Megnut]

She thinks she can worm immunity so she can gloat.

She wants to get away with murder.

 

[arielilane]

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Court is back in session after lunch recess in day 12 of Letecia Stauch trial. The video of Letecia being interviewed by FBI Agent Grusing has resumed being played. "I love Gannon, with all my heart," Stauch told Grusing.

 

[Megnut]

She should be stripped of that last name! I get the strange feeling she enjoys it.

When T comes up for sentencing, I hope the judge orders her last name surgically removed -- and doubles down on her first name.

 

[Curious Me]

Listening to herself tell FBI Agent Grusing how she said she cares about Gannon.

 

[Tealgrove]

Tee is gonna be famous but not how she thought it would be.

Profilers, criminologists, psychiatrists, Therapists, LE from everywhere are going to be studying her for years to come.

She might even have a book or two written about her. So exciting.

Wow! She is something else.

 

[Chelly]

This is the first trial I've watched real-time (or at least as much as I can, work permitting). Thank you to so many people in these threads for all their hard work on this case and providing the thread updates.

I've never seen Special Agent Grusing before, as a result, but oh boy I might be in platonic love! I have to imagine that if a Web Sleuther saw him walk in a room, they'd just immediately confess, including to crimes they haven't even committed.

For starters, if you want to see Jonny Grusing in action again, check out the Mark Redwine trial in 2021 on yt.

 

[heartandsoul]

“Don’t pay attention to all that blood, it’s irrelevant!” Thank god she didn’t defend herself, the objections would add 10 weeks to this trial.

 

[Megnut]

Tee is gonna be famous but not how she thought it would be.

Profilers, criminologists, psychiatrists, Therapists, LE from everywhere are going to be studying her for years to come.

She might even have a book or two written about her. So exciting.

Wow! She is something else.

She's really so simple.

She wanted Al. The End. Al was distancing himself and she got rid of a perceived obstacle.

The rest is noise.

 

[iamshadow21]

Witness back on the stand.

Talking about why he talked about her responsibility, to try and avoid another third party being introduced.

Now talking about 'hints' she had deliberately been seeding in from the beginning. Gannon not being in CS, not in the US (if she'd hit the river, he would have ended up on the Gulf). Describing the injuries, the movements to costco(think he meant petco), the night before, what she did when they got home.

Raised the possibility of an 'accident' because of how domestic violence can follow a pattern of an accident followed by something intentional. Also easier for people to talk about an accident than a deliberate act.

Play.

She claims she's been trying daily to organise searches.

Asks her where she thinks Gannon is now. Claims she doesn't know where, but is 99% sure he is alive.

He's trying to bring it home to her that she has talked herself into a corner.

Next bit.

Witness: "Something bad happened in his room."

LS keeps insisting it's 'irrelevant'. She's trying to manipulate him and find out what he knows, what he thinks, to craft a story.

I cannot tell you how satisfying it is to watch this man so calmly, coolly out-maneuvre her at EVERY. SINGLE. POINT.

It's like watching a chess match.

"I didn't tell lies to you or any other law enforcement."

He asks about the rape claims. She repeats herself, asks for protection.

She is desperate to drive attention from the house and it shows.

She said something at the end about not wanting people to think she was that kind of person... when she could have said she wants to help find Gannon.

 

[Curious Me]

Here you go-- His cool shoes.

Has anyone noticed the agent's cool shoes?

No, now I need to look and/or I hope somebody captures and posts!!

 

[Teche]

A bet the judge has a short court session today because it’s Friday and almost Happy Hour. Cheers!

 

[heartandsoul]

I’m amazed at how cool she’s remaining during this interview so far. Absolutely, 100%, legally sane. Just a narcissistic child killer.

 

[Derph]

BANG!!!! Google Search takes down another one!

 

[Kiranerys]

Did anyone ever come out of the woodwork from LS's past like ex-boyfriends, coworkers, teachers, siblings, neighbors, etc and have anything of value to add in terms of her behavior in the past? Childhood? Teenage years? Not necessarily in court but maybe to the media?? I know her previous husband passed away but anyone else? I'd be interested in what they have to say.

Not to any linkable media as far as I'm aware, but there is a fb group that asked if anyone knew her personally and there are a few interesting answers if you can find it.

 

[Megnut]

Blood is spurting from an arterial wound?????