GUILTY IL - Deborah Dewey, 62, Ladd, 22 Aug 2016 *Arrest*

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Friend or killer? Lawyers paint different faces of Cliff Andersen

"HENNEPIN — Prosecutors tried painting Clifford Andersen as a cold, calculating killer whose gambling debts prompted him to murder his sister-in-law and then bury her body.

Defense attorneys painted an altogether different picture during opening statements Wednesday. Lawyers for Andersen said he and the late Deb Dewey were close and that Andersen supported her through illness and, drawing on his skills as a union negotiator, ensured she received a fair settlement in her divorce....

But after jury selection was concluded in a faster-than-expected two days, prosecutors now think their case-in-chief will be finished within five days. If that pace holds, Andersen and his lawyers will present their case the middle of next week."

Friend or killer? Lawyers paint different faces of Cliff Andersen
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Cliff Andersen Trial: Opening statements

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Jenna Jackson‏Verified account @KWQCJenna 8m8 minutes ago
A few witnesses have testified so far. Dewey's son, her friend at work, the Ladd police chief where Dewey lived, her boss at work and a coworker who was fired after an incident with Dewey. #AndersenTrial @kwqcnews
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‘HER HEART WAS BIGGER THAN THIS WHOLE ROOM’
Victim’s son recalls his mom’s personality, frugal spending

"HENNEPIN — Deborah Dewey was remembered as a warm personality who kept a chokehold on her purse. As jurors try to flesh out who killed the Ladd woman in 2016, they were introduced to a woman described lovingly as frugal...

Witnesses take the stand

Dewey’s son Christopher was grilled extensively about his mothers finances, which he claimed to have no knowledge of despite having his name on one of her bank accounts. ..."

Victim’s son recalls his mom’s personality, frugal spending
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Jenna Jackson‏Verified account @KWQCJenna 42m42 minutes ago
Back in court today for the Clifford Anderson trial. Stay tuned for updates! #AndersenTrial @kwqcnews


Jenna Jackson‏Verified account @KWQCJenna 9m9 minutes ago
Dewey's niece is now on the stand. She was visibly emotional as she looked at a picture of her aunt, Deborah Dewey. #AndersenTrial @kwqcnews


Jenna Jackson‏Verified account @KWQCJenna 9m9 minutes ago
Dewey's niece: Aunt Debbie was the kind who would make you laugh until your stomach hurt. #AndersenTrial @kwqcnews


Jenna Jackson‏Verified account @KWQCJenna 4m4 minutes ago
On August 27th, 2016 Dewey's entire family met to discuss how they would search for Dewey. #AndersenTrial @kwqcnews


Jenna Jackson‏Verified account @KWQCJenna 2m2 minutes ago
Dewey's niece: at that family meeting, it was the first time she says Clifford Andersen was not his normal happy, talkative self. #AndersenTrial @kwqcnews
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Kim Shute‏ @NT_Princeton2 1h1 hour ago

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Jenna Jackson‏Verified account @KWQCJenna 2h2 hours ago
Dewey's niece is now being cross-examined by the defense. #AndersenTrial

Jenna Jackson‏Verified account @KWQCJenna 2h2 hours ago
Dewey's niece testified that she made a bullet point list of things to search for and gave it to the Illinois State Police because "we were suspicious of the defendant" #AndersenTrial @kwqcnews
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Kim Shute‏ @NT_Princeton2 30m30 minutes ago
Joe Maavich, owner of the Standard house where prosecutors allege Dewey was killed, takes the stand. Said he has known Andersen for "a dog's age and a half".
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Kim Shute‏ @NT_Princeton2 2h2 hours ago
Defense attorneys Parker and Parker getting ready for after lunch testimony.

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Kim Shute‏ @NT_Princeton2 6m6 minutes ago
Dewey clan gathered outside together during a recess, Cliff Andersen's son sat alone and to the side. Sad to see a family torn apart.
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Kim Shute‏ @NT_Princeton2 10m10 minutes ago
State police homicide detective describes being traumatized by smell of decayed flesh coming from makeshift grave where Deb Dewey was buried. He'll continue testifying first thing tomorrow.
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Kim Shute‏ @NT_Princeton2 2h2 hours ago
Andersen became visibly aggravated as R Place server described him as a pan-handling nuisance.

Kim Shute‏ @NT_Princeton2 2h2 hours ago
Sheriff Kevin Doyle taking the stand. Doyle, a life long Standard said he's known Andersen 35 years.
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Witnesses cite unusual behavior by Cliff Andersen

Jul 13, 2018

"HENNEPIN — After starting Thursday morning speaking with Deborah Dewey’s family members about the slain woman’s habits and personality, prosecutors spent the rest of the day grilling Denny’s restaurant employees and Clifford Andersen’s friends about his behavior around the time Dewey went missing...."

Witnesses cite unusual behavior by Cliff Andersen
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Gary L. Smith‏ @Glsmithx 5h5 hours ago
Evidence in the Putnam County murder trial of Clifford Andersen will include the carpet cleaner in this CSI-sealed box.

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Kim Shute‏ @NT_Princeton2 4h4 hours ago
That's a wrap for the week folks. DNA evidence, a medical examiner and an entomologist will testify next week.
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Eyewitness places Andersen at Standard crime scene
Jurors on track to get the case on Thursday

Jul 13, 2018

"...Prosecutors spent Friday, the third full day of testimony, laying out a timeline between Dewey’s disappearance on Aug. 22, 2016 and the discovery of her makeshift grave on Sept. 7....

The trial resumes at 9 a.m. Monday. Prosecutors estimate they’re halfway through their witness list and likely to rest Wednesday after a pathologist testifies.

The defense anticipates a short case in chief, perhaps three hours, with opening arguments on track for Thursday, July 19."

Eyewitness places Andersen at Standard crime scene
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Witnesses testify Andersen lied
Murder trial moves into 2nd day of testimony

July 13, 2018

"...Witnesses testifying early on Thursday included Marcelo Castaneda and David Johnson. Castaneda is an employee of Johnson's Pharmacy, which is owned by Johnson, in Spring Valley. Their testimony established some of Dewey's final actions on the day which she was last seen alive. ...

Manure was found covering the shallow grave of Dewey, and Andersen is also on surveillance footage purchasing multiple large bags of manure. A bag of the same brand of manure was also found near where the body was located.

Andersen told his wife that he'd been riding horses with a friend, Jack Sims. Sims testified he hadn't seen Andersen in years and that he hadn't ridden a horse since he was 16-years-old. The defense, led by Drew and Rob Parker, of Parker and Parker Law Firm, of Peoria, had no questions for Sims. ..."

Witnesses testify Andersen lied | The Times
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