Want to solve Coatesville's unsolved murders? Find out how information goes from inside the Chester County PA Courthouse to drug dealers.

Lots of money in drugs. A Coatesville street dealer might do $1M in sales a year. The real money comes to people further up the chain who can buy off public officials. 

Former Chester County District Attorney Joe Carroll said “A murder could happen in a room with eight people in Coatesville and nobody saw anything.”

I sat in a room with Joe when families of murder victims spoke to him. I felt their sorrow and anguish.

When Joe Carroll snuck into Coatesville alone at night people would talk to him. Nobody from Coatesville would go to his West Chester office.

At the Clerk of Courts Office at the Chester County Courthouse I asked to see Richard Legree’s criminal record. 25 minutes later as I was walking in my back door a man knocked on my front door. 

He said “Don’t go looking into Richie’s records.”

Nobody but the people in the courthouse knew I was at the courthouse.

History will be made in Chester County, PA on January 3, 2018:

"In Chester County — the only collar county with a Republican voter-registration edge — Democrats defeated the Republican incumbents for treasurer, controller, coroner, and clerk of courts. The last time Democrats won elections for these offices was 1799, when it was the Democratic-Republican Party, according to party officials. And for the first time in the county’s history, all four winners were women."

I don't know how information goes from the county courthouse to drug dealers in Coatesville.

Our Chester County Sheriff "Bunny" Welsh heads the Sheriff's office that brings prisoners back and forth from Chester County Prison. Deputy County Sheriffs essentially are guardians of the Chester County Justice Center. 

Chester County Sheriffs have multiple chances to communicate with drug dealers. 

According to the Constitutional Sheriff's and Peace Officers Association our Chester County Sheriff is a founding member of the CSPOA. 

Another founding member, Richard Mack suggested that women and children be put between BLM officers and Las Vegas police and Bundy's snipers so that they would die first if there was a bloodbath. 

"DECATUR, Ala. — One evening last fall, an informant for the Morgan County sheriff entered the office of a small construction business near this old river town and, he said, secretly installed spyware on a company computer. He had no warrant. 

The sheriff, Ana Franklin, wanted to know who was leaking information about her to a blogger known as the Morgan County Whistleblower. 

The blogger had been zeroing in on the sheriff’s finances, specifically $150,000 that by law should have gone toward feeding inmates in the county jail. Instead it had been invested in a now-bankrupt used-car dealership run by a convicted bank swindler. 

Now the sheriff has become ensnared, along with others, in a wide-ranging government investigation. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking at her stewardship of taxpayer money, as well as the dealership and its financial links to prominent people in town, including several state law enforcement agents, according to more than a half-dozen people who say they have spoken to the F.B.I. Government divers recently searched the bottom of a creek for evidence." 

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New York Times  

An Alabama Sheriff, a Mystery Check and a Blogger Who Cried Foul 

In Alabama, an official’s use of public funds and behavior toward critics have raised questions about the broad powers of American sheriffs. 

By WALT BOGDANICH and GRACE ASHFORDDEC. 14, 2017

Ok, Bunny Welsh could be totally disconnected from any county government to drug dealer pipeline. But there IS a county government to drug dealer pipeline. 

Since before Lincoln was President Chester County Government has been opaque. 
A little bit of light is coming in soon.

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Tuesday, May 16, 2017

13 UNSOLVED MURDERS – COATESVILLE, PA COATESVILLE PD DETECTIVE JOE THOMPSON IS WORKING ON THEM

1. Stephen Raison 
2. Carnell Pittman
3. Shontae Petterson
4. Carnell Parker
5. Trey A. Toaltoan
6. Lee Caster Lewis
7. Jose Juarez-Pinto
8. Alex E. Davis 
9. Devaughn Shelton
10. Christopher Robinson
11. David Fitzsimmons
12. William Chance 
13. Damon E. Wylie 

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