CO - Gannon Stauch, 11, found deceased, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, 27 Jan 2020 *Arrest* #56

[imstilla.grandma]

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office is searching for 11-year-old boy who ran away from home.
He was wearing a blue jacket and jeans when he left his house.

He is 4'9" and weights 90 pounds.

Anyone with information is asked to call (719) 390-5555.
El Paso County Sheriff's Office asking for help finding missing 11-year-old boy


Gannon Stauch of Colorado Springs left home on foot around 3:15 p.m. to go play at a friend's house, his parents say, but never came home.

Gannon was wearing a blue hoodie, blue jeans and tennis shoes when he went missing. He has brown hair with brown eyes and weighs 90 pounds.
The EPC Sheriff's Office is asking you to call 719-390-5555 if you have seen Gannon or know of his whereabouts.‬
El Paso County Sheriff's Office asking for help finding missing 11-year-old boy

The last known sighting of Stauch was Monday afternoon between 3 and 4 p.m. in the Lorson Ranch neighborhood at his home. He lives along Mandan Drive east of Colorado Springs near Fontaine Boulevard and Marksheffel. He was reportedly going to visit his friend a few streets away.

Gannon's father is a member of the National Guard, and the Guard is assisting with search efforts.

Due to his age and expected weather, the Major Crimes Unit is assisting in the search because they have more tools at their disposal.
MISSING: 11-year-old Colorado boy, missing for more than 24 hours

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[MadMcGoo]

Please continue discussion here.

 

[imstilla.grandma]

Some of the following conversations can be heard in the video above.

• Letecia: “I don’t kill people.”
• Al: “Right now tell me the truth, where’s Gannon!”
• Letecia: “I need immunity!”
• Letecia: “If they give me immunity I will help.”
• Letecia: “There’s more details that I can’t discuss that would incriminate myself.”
• Letecia: “If it’s an accident, are you going to stand by me?”
• Al: “Yes, absolutely Tecia. I told you that from day one.”
• Letecia: “I’m sorry for all the stories, I just didn’t know what to do.”
• Letecia: “I’ve already told you, you think you can be this interrogator all you want.”
• Al: “No, you’re my wife. I’m trying to talk to you.”
• Letecia: “You’re not trying to talk to me, you’re trying to put me six feet under. That’s what you’re trying to do.”
• Al: “Okay, you’re treating me like I’m the court or the law not like I’m our sons’ father.”
• Letecia: “My hands were tied … all I could hear was Gannon screaming.”
• Al: “The guy was still there when police searched the home?”
• Letecia: “Yes, yes!”
• Al: “Where was he at? Where was he at when they searched our house?”
• Letecia: (unintelligible)”Anything until I get immunity.”

‘You’re trying to put me 6 feet under’: Stauch’s phone calls played at trial

Emotional recorded phone calls from the FBI between Al and Letecia Stauch started day four of her murder trial Wednesday.

kdvr.com

 

[Megnut]

I wonder if her ace in the hole was immunity.

There's no ace in this deck.

Losing hand, T.

Jmo

 

[LovesPeace2]

Some of the following conversations can be heard in the video above.

• Letecia: “I don’t kill people.”
• Al: “Right now tell me the truth, where’s Gannon!”
• Letecia: “I need immunity!”
• Letecia: “If they give me immunity I will help.”
• Letecia: “There’s more details that I can’t discuss that would incriminate myself.”
• Letecia: “If it’s an accident, are you going to stand by me?”
• Al: “Yes, absolutely Tecia. I told you that from day one.”
• Letecia: “I’m sorry for all the stories, I just didn’t know what to do.”
• Letecia: “I’ve already told you, you think you can be this interrogator all you want.”
• Al: “No, you’re my wife. I’m trying to talk to you.”
• Letecia: “You’re not trying to talk to me, you’re trying to put me six feet under. That’s what you’re trying to do.”
• Al: “Okay, you’re treating me like I’m the court or the law not like I’m our sons’ father.”
• Letecia: “My hands were tied … all I could hear was Gannon screaming.”
• Al: “The guy was still there when police searched the home?”
• Letecia: “Yes, yes!”
• Al: “Where was he at? Where was he at when they searched our house?”
• Letecia: (unintelligible)”Anything until I get immunity.”

‘You’re trying to put me 6 feet under’: Stauch’s phone calls played at trial

Emotional recorded phone calls from the FBI between Al and Letecia Stauch started day four of her murder trial Wednesday.

kdvr.com

She is more evil then I thought. Those ph calls with Al I feel for him, trying to get any info from her .I'm interested in what HH and the defendants brother is going to say. Also what Spencer's going to say about her behavior before and after the interview. Hearing about when they found Gannon broke my heart ,there's going to be justice for him jmvho

 

[imstilla.grandma]

I wonder if her ace in the whole was immunity.

There's no ace in this deck.

Losing hand, T.

Jmo

I knew she was playing with less than a full deck.

 

[arielilane]

Gannon Stauch's Dad Testifies at Ex's Murder Trial, Boy's Last Words Were: 'I'm Going to Finish Watching Pokemon'

Al Stauch was the first witness to testify in the murder trial of Letecia Stauch, who's accused of stabbing stepson Gannon Stauch 18 times before shooting him

people.com

When Al Stauch left for a National Guard work trip in Jan. 2020, he had no idea it would be the last time he would ever see his 11-year-old son, Gannon.

 

[mickey2942]

I am surprised that he remarried. I would have had a lot of trust issues

 

[MsMarple]

I wonder if her ace in the whole was immunity.

There's no ace in this deck.

Losing hand, T.

Jmo

Yeah, she's definitely not playing with a full deck. Doesn't mean she's insane, just selfish, self-centered and evil. The more information we get the more I can't imagine the horror Gannon had to live with. This kind of abuse doesn't come out of the blue, I suspect she'd been gaslighting Al - and Gannon too for a while.

Imagine making a little boy feel responsible for having to sell household furniture to make up for his actions. Who the hell does that?

 

[arielilane]

Letecia Stauch Trial Day 2: Gannon's father testifies, FBI-recorded phone call raises concerns

Gannon's father, Al Stauch, was the first to testify during trial. He said Letecia was manipulative and talked about the moment he began questioning Letecia’s involvement in his son’s disappearance.

www.koaa.com

 

[arielilane]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1643683934503411723

Father of Gannon Stauch continues testimony in trial against Letecia Stauch

More than three years since 11-year-old Gannon Stauch's body was found in northern Florida, his alleged killer and stepmom Letecia Stauch's trial has begun, and Gannon's father Al Stauch returned to the witness stand to start Wednesday's proceedings.

 

[arielilane]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1643739031040299008

‘Two little feet that had football socks on them’: Dive Team Leader Finds Gannon Stauch Under Bridge, Stuffed Inside Suitcase

Testimony continued Wednesday afternoon for the Letecia Stauch murder trial, with a dive team leader who found the body of her stepson, Gannon Stauch, taking the stand. As CrimeOnline previously reported, prosecutors say 39-year-old Letecia Stauch stabbed, shot, and beat Gannon inside the...

www.crimeonline.com

 

[Warwick7]

I am surprised that he remarried. I would have had a lot of trust issues

Me too. However, I also understand not wanting to be lonely.

 

[arielilane]

Testimony continues for Gannon's father in third day of Letecia Stauch murder trial

 

[k-mac]

This isn't a blame game.
Just going for where T's head was at.

I suspect Al choosing to spend the night at the airport on the cold ground to sleep instead of coming home to her for the night before he was gone for weeks was the straw that broke her emotionally.
That deed was very telling.

Taking the kids out for the entire day the following day tells me she was trying to get some clean air into her mind and calm her growing anger.

Very little would push her over the edge. She had been loitering on that ledge for a good while.

Gannon is my hero xx

 

[arielilane]

Here for Gannon. Justice for Gannon!

 

[k-mac]

Al is a very smart articulate man.
He really pegged her well in those recordings.

 

[Ontario Mom]

Boy oh boy did I need this glass of wine after today.
Whew.

That question from the jury speaks volumes I'd say.
They seem to be examining everything about that horrific day.
I'm encouraged by that.

I hope Gannon's family is too, if they're following the coverage.

 

[Megnut]

Boy oh boy did I need this glass of wine after today.
Whew.

That question from the jury speaks volumes I'd say.
They seem to be examining everything about that horrific day.
I'm encouraged by that.

I hope Gannon's family is too, if they're following the coverage.

Glass?

Pass the bottle.

Today was draining.

Jmo

 

[kittythehare]

Yeah, she's definitely not playing with a full deck. Doesn't mean she's insane, just selfish, self-centered and evil. The more information we get the more I can't imagine the horror Gannon had to live with. This kind of abuse doesn't come out of the blue, I suspect she'd been gaslighting Al - and Gannon too for a while.

Imagine making a little boy feel responsible for having to sell household furniture to make up for his actions. Who the hell does that?

'..sometimes she was very very good but other times she was horrid'

Quite.

This was overkill by a very long shot.
It is difficult to believe that it is a disease/diagnosis/quasi-diagnosis induced action/series of actions when apparently it's the first occasion in a life of constant disability with no prior manifestations or known actions.

It's hard not to hate her, very hard, but hate is what feeds her and I'm reluctant to indulge her many beasts.

Snark, not so much, I might go there without necessarily meaning to... (like quietly hoping she loses the rag at someone in court, I thought her shoulders stood up and she opened her chest muscles while Michael Allen was speaking. She did it while Al was testifying too.. girl has enemies in there, expecting sparks.)

I don't believe this woman is capable of feeling regret or sorrow for actions.

It's very hard to write or think about those words, it's very hard to write another human off as irredeemable but I cannot shake that belief.