Summary: Seeking Justice: Reported in Kansas Exposed, Kyler Carriker will stand trial for felony murder because, he knew a guy who knew a guy who wanted to purchase a small quantity of marijuana, & knew a guy who knew a guy who wanted to sell a small quantity of marijuana. Carriker, 22, ran into high school classmate Lorenzo Spires. Carriker not a drug dealer did sometimes smoke marijuana. He agreed to help Spires find marijuana. Carrriker would make $50.00. Carriker contacted Kyle Beltz, who contacted drug dealer, Ronald Betts. Unknown to Carriker, Spires had joined a street gang since graduating. The three met at Beltz’ home. Ronald Betts, the drug dealer & murder victim,was the brother of former state legislator Donald Betts. Spires, along with fellow gang members John Carter & Dennis Haynes showed up to Beltz’ home & both Spires and Carter later testified that they had no money, & only intended to rob Betts. Carriker told Belts & Betts to call the deal off. Betts refused. Haynes entered and within 60 seconds opened fire on Carriker, wounding him in the leg & abdomen. Carriker played dead. Haynes shot Betts several times, killing him. The trial starts Monday. We talk to his defense team and family about the case, the law, the evidence and why they believe this prosecution does not seek justice. Longtime Activist, Journalist, Coffee Party USA Board of Director & Radio Host, Bobby Rodrigo brings you "I Take LIBERTY With My Coffee". On Coffee Party USA Radio every Sunday Morning at 8:30AM. Advocating engagement Bobby points out the Constitution is the Rule of Law and why it should remain so. Money in Politics, the Political Party Machine, & partisan blind allegiance is on full display as he advocates against the erosion of Constitutional Protections in the name of corruption & tyranny. "If we focused on following the Constitution we would solve many of the ills of our society."
