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JEAN KATHERINE CASSITY-HAUCK, as Executrix of David Lee Hauck, Appellee v. FRANK C. HAUCK II, Individually and as Successor Trustee of the Jo Ann Hauck Revocable Trust, and NATHAN HAUCK |
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STATE OF KANSAS v. VINCENT R. JARMON
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At the time of the events that led to the conviction, Tommy Luallen and his mother, Mathilda Luallen, owned a commercial building in Wichita. Tommy was in business with Larry Farmer. Tommy and Farmer bought storage units at auctions and resold the contents. They stored their inventory at the building in Wichita. |
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STATE OF KANSAS v. COBEN MCRAE
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In September 2015, McRae and a codefendant flew from New York to Wichita, Kansas. While in Wichita, he obtained property by using fraudulently manufactured credit cards containing stolen financial information. He then delivered or attempted to deliver the illegally obtained property to Federal Express to be shipped out of the state. McRae was charged with eight counts, including three counts of fe... More... $0 (03-19-2018 - KS) |
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JOHN K. CALVIN v. STATE OF KANSAS
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The facts relevant to Calvin's convictions are set forth in this court's opinion in Calvin v. State, No. 109,947, 2014 WL 4080155, at *1 (Kan. App. 2014) (unpublished opinion) (Calvin III): |
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STATE OF KANSAS v. VINCENT R. JARMON | |||
Larry Farmer and Tommy Luallen operate a business purchasing the contents of storage units at auction, sorting through the contents, and then selling the salvageable property. The property they purchase is stored in a building in Wichita. The building is jointly owned by Luallen and his mother. |