Blog

Bill Beachum, a high school classmate of my son Mark, was an Indianapolis police officer and FBI agent before he returned to Birmingham to run his family’s business. Beachum concluded the Christopher Busch lead was a valid suspect and prepared the attached Affidavit (Exhibit G) which he would have submitted to his superiors if he […]

During the 2012 elections I publicly supported Michael Bishop who was Jessica Cooper’s opposition for the Oakland County Prosecutor. My principal complaint was the failure of Cooper to discuss the OCCK case with me. On October 25, 2012 Cooper appeared on television and waived some papers claiming she had met with me on 27 occasions.

The following items are the 12 meeting dates without a check mark: 1. October 27, 2009: This is the date of my first and only meeting with the Task Force and is discussed in previous chapters. The Task Force did not answer any of my questions. I later learned that as of October 5, 2009

7. 06/–/12: My notes indicate this discussion took place on June 25 at the request of Paul Walton. This was shortly after Kevin Dietz of Channel 4 announced that the Oakland County Prosecutor no longer considered Christopher Busch a suspect. Present with me were my attorney, Lisa Milton, and my son, Chris. Walton delivered to

Item 8. 07/14/2011: I have difficulty understanding why my statement to a third party is a meeting. I did not know at that time Jessica Cooper, at her request, was not receiving reports (Chapter 53), that she would share documents and information with the media and not the victims (Chapters 38-40), that the Oakland County

This is the day Jessica Cooper asked me to come to the courtroom of Judge Martha Anderson where she falsely accused me of a crime. It is a crime in Michigan if you disclose the existence of a grand jury after you are served with a subpoena to appear. Grand Jury subpoenas contain this warning.

Based on my Story I have concluded that Christopher Busch was involved in the OCCK murders. Until Oakland County will answer our questions, the King family will always believe the Oakland County Prosecutor provided results favorable to the father of the murderer rather than to the families of the victims. Paul Walton told us on

There are a number of innocuous items which have affected my judgment on the involvement of Christopher Busch in the OCCK murders. Among them are a series of unrelated facts which I will discuss before reviewing my other conclusions. These four items include (a) the statement of Richard Thompson that Busch was the leading suspect,

As I mentioned in Chapter 2, one of my two major initial concerns was the improper use of the search warrant statute by Jessica Cooper, the Oakland County Prosecutor. These concerns are outlined in Chapters 8 to 17. The following are a list of questions Cooper should answer not only to me but to the

Prosecutorial Disclosures are discussed in Chapters 38-40. At the same time Prosecutor Jessica Cooper told the Oakland County Circuit Court, the Michigan Court of Appeals and your author that she did not have to disclose anything regarding the Christopher Busch investigation she provided The Detroit Free Press, Channel 4 in Detroit, Marney Keenan of the