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By Maggie Newcomer
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Attorney seeks to delay beginning of Martin trial
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A court date has been set for the week of Oct. 27 in the Shannon Martin murder trial, but her family's attorney will motion for another extension.
Pete Majerle, a Costa Rican journalist serving as an interpreter, said Juan Carlos Arce Chavarria will motion to delay the trial at least another week to test more evidence.
test more evidence. The new evidence Larry Thomas and Jesse Ybarra, Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents, will be studying includes a video of Martin's autopsy, an expanded photo sequence of the crime scene and a pair of bloody jeans that were taken from a suspect's home in May 2001. The jeans show traces of human blood, but
have not yet been tested for DNA.
Thomas also has interviewed four new witnesses which produced new leads and information.
The three Martin Golfito Costa
Golfo, Costa
Rica locals — Kattia Cruz, 28;
Rafael Zumbado, 48; and Luis
Alberto Castro, 38 — are charged
with the murder.
Shannon Martin was killed on May 13, 2001, while in Golfifo collecting plant samples for a research project. Martin, who was 23 when she died, was set to graduate from the University of Kansas with honors that month. Martin's family lives in
Topeka.
Jeanette Stauffer, Martin's mother, said Cruz pawned a custom-made earring that belonged to Martin the day after the slaying.
Stauffer said she was "encouraged" by the new evidence and happy with the way the investigation was going.
tion was going. Pedro Irigonegaray, an attorney hired by Stauffer, has been assisting in the investigations. He said he was hopeful for a swift conclusion to the trial and justice for Martin's family.
for Martin's family. Stauffer said she would remain in Golfito for the trial.
"This has been a horrendously painful marathon of an investigation." Stauffer said. She wants the trial to bring closure.
Edited by Ashley Marriott
Auction, donations raise money for Lawrence Humane Society
By Amanda Kim Stairrett
astairrett@kansan.com
kansan staff writer
The Pawsible Dream Benefit Auction raised more than $30,000 for the Lawrence Humane Society on Friday. An autographed photo of Animal Planet's Pet Psychic, Jayhawk memorabilia and Kuk Soul Won lessons were among the items for sale at the Liberty Hall event.
sale at the Library.
“This is a typical Lawrence thing,” said Sue Hack, city commissioner. “With great community support for a great organization.”
Midge Grinstead, Lawrence Humane Society director, said donations have steadily declined since Sept. 11,2001. Usually receiving $60,000 in donations a year. Grinstead said they hoped to clear $40,000 this year.
to clear $400,000 in cash.
The evening began with a silent auction featuring items such as gift certificates, artwork and jewelry. The silent auction was followed by an awards ceremony honoring those who have helped the Humane Society.
Susan, Stephanie, Sarah and C.J. Steuer were named as volunteers of the year. Arizona Trading Company and John Bradley were named as business and veterinarian of the year, respectively. Ramona Kemberling was named as shelter member of the year.
The evening ended with a live auction. A bidding war erupted between two volunteers who are also friends, Linda Watrak and Maxine Webb Both vied for a half-hour airplane ride over Lawrence and food at Applebee's Neighborhood Grill and Bar. The prize package was donated by Applebee's, 3900 W. Sixth St. and Hetrick Aircraft Inc., 1930 Airport Road.
Watrat won the auction, spending $360 for items estimated to be worth $140. She met her husband in 1967 while taking flying lessons. He couldn't attend the auction so she decided to surprise him with it.
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"I can't believe I was bidding against Maxine," she said, laughing. "I would've spent $500."
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A basketball signed by Kansas
men's basketball coach Bill Self sold for $160. A basketball signed by Roy Williams and the 2001-2002 men's basketball team brought $400. The auctioneer noted that the signed basketball was on eBay for $1,000.
One of the most anticipated items of the night was the "Patchwork Jayhawk" sculpture, part of the Jayhawks on Parade series. Webb was successful, buying the Jayhawk for $3,800.
Members of the auction committee gathered auction items from more than 450 people and organizations.
organizations. Webb, a volunteer for three years, was on the committee and said she did not have any businesses say no to donating.
Hack said that she and her husband, who bought golf lessons and a gift certificate, were fans and supporters of the Lawrence Humane Society.
"We're the type — we'd go out there and adopt 25 dogs," she said.
Edited by Erin Riffey
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