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KENOSHA, Wis. — Accused wife-killer Marckus Luke Plaza, 34, of Kenosha, allegedly sought the help of his Kenosha County Jail cellmate to facilitate the killings of three witnesses in his pending homicide case, according to a new criminal complaint filed Wednesday. Despite that explosive allegation, Assistant District Attorney Morgan Millar charged Plaza with only one felony count, possession of an illegal article by an inmate, after deputies allegedly found a homemade shank in his cell. That case was dismissed almost immediately after Plaza’s attorney challenged probable cause in what Kenosha County Eye found to be a sloppily drafted criminal complaint. It remains unclear why prosecutors did not file any more serious charges stemming from the allegation that Plaza wanted three witnesses killed.

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5 Responses
Crash test dummy.
Dude cant have anybody killed he’s a broke bum in jail with nothing. Enjoy your life sentence loser
How the hell did we end up with these liberal soft on crime judges? Its time to clean house and get rid of these judges.
Don’t forget the soft on crime commissioners setting low bails or no cash bails!
Fucken bum. Rot