Comments on: Andrew Anthony Guerrero

By: V.XIII

V.XIII — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 13:56:24 +0000

Is it just me or does Joe Reed look just like Seth all grown up? Matter of fact at first until I read the story I thought it was him…. DJ, your idea is a great one, maybe it can be realized in the future, a lot of people whine about “privacy” but you know what? If it saves lives and you are not a murderer, rapist, pedophile or staljer, what do you have to hide anyway?

By: Carrie Jones

Carrie Jones — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 00:21:26 +0000

I went to high school with both of them, but I was Nicolette’s friend. It still to this day is hard to believe that this happened. I wish there was something I could do to bring her back. She was a wonderful person & given the oppurtunity, you would think so too.

By: Kathybird

Kathybird — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 07:01:09 +0000

I think it could be solved like this: hire a bodygaurd for each person in potential danger from the creep at his expense….garnish his damn wages, put a freeze on his bank account, deny him any social services, whatever needs to be done until he complies with the order 100%. Further, make his ass relocate to the other side of the country.

By: DJ

DJ — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 04:10:07 +0000

Why can’t we use technology to make restraining orders more effective? What if the offender was required to wear some sort of non-removable GPS tracking device that would produce an alarm when he comes within a specified distance from the person who filed the restraining order (who would also have a GPS device on her person at all times)? This way a woman living in fear would have advance warning, hopefully enough time to leave her home and go somewhere safe, and the police would have advance warning of the attempted confrontation as well as proof that the restraining order was broken.

By: NavyCop

NavyCop — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 17:42:03 +0000

The majority of the branches of the military DO investigate these claims and if the claims are legit, the perp will be apprehended. As a Navy Police Officer myself, I have assisted in sending the moron servicemembers who abuse their families to the brig on more than one occasion. The army is a little behind in victim protection. But if Nicollette (not to blame her) had notified NCIS of her past, they have an agreement with most local law enforcement agencies and could have kept a better eye on her.

By: Lewbell

Lewbell — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 15:27:39 +0000

What I was thinking this whole time is that the military should do something about a soldier that gets a restraining order placed against them. I mean the military can make a cheating spouse go to a marriage counselor and will pitch a fit if someone starts getting their material things repossed but in a situation like this they don’t do anything when a wife claims that a soldier is abusive? That doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to me.

By: minjofu

minjofu — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 08:39:58 +0000

One more thing.. The whole incident has scarred a part of my family forever.. I wasn’t close enough to be devastated by what happened, but I’m close enough to that part of my family to see what destruction it did.. No one is ever the same after this sort of thing happens.. No one.. A lawsuit was filed by the victem’s family, and I can tell you they won.. but what is money after something like this?? It means absolutely nothing.. SO much could have been done.. and it just wasn’t..

By: minjofu

minjofu — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 08:35:50 +0000

I know this story all too well.. It happened in my family..

taken from a website – http://www.mayhem.net/Crime/murder2.html

Larry Dame (5) – On October 20, 2000, Police in Minnesota have arrested an ex-convict Lawrence Scott Dame for the murders of his sister, her husband and their three young children. Dame, had been released the day before the killings from the Anoka County jail where he was being held for allegedly stealing one of the family’s cars.The victims were identified as Donna Mimbach, 29; her husband, Todd Mimbach, 32; and their children, Daniel Mimbach, 22 months; Amber Duval, 9, and John Mimbach, 12. The bodies were found in the family’s suburban Minneapolis home after a concerned co-worker of the father’s called police because he hadn’t shown up to work.

The Star Tribune of Minneapolis reported that as a condition of his release, Dame was supposed to report to a hospital for a mental health crisis intervention. Don Ilse, director of field services for Anoka County Community Corrections, told the newspaper that Dame spoke with a mental health professional at the hospital. Family members said they unsuccessfully tried admitting Dame to the hospital. Hannah Dame told the Pioneer Press her son had been acting strangely and recently claimed to hear voices. She quoted her son as saying, “The spirits said your family is going to kill you. Well, I better kill everyone before they kill me.”

Police said that Donna Mimbach called Lino Lakes police for help the night before she and her family were killed by her brother. “We did everything legally possible to assist Donna Mimbach on the night of October 18,” said Lino Lakes Police Chief Dave Pecchia addressing the fact that officers could not legally arrest Larry S. Dame from her home unless she evicted him. According to the police report the morning after Dame beat the Mimbach family with a hammer and stabbed all but his sister with a kitchen knife as they slept.

According to friends Donna loved her brother. Their other brother, Walter Dame, 23, said Larry drank to quiet the voices. The voices told Larry Dame that his family was out to kill him because they were trying to commit him to a mental hospital, his brother said. Dame had been jailed for a week this month after taking one of the Mimbachs’ cars. He was released the day before the killings. Todd and Donna Mimbach picked him up at the jail late that afternoon. After taking his wife home, Todd Mimbach took Dame to Mercy Hospital in Coon Rapids hoping to have Dame admitted to the hospital. Instead, Dame was sent back to the Mimbach home.

At 9:26 p.m. Donna called 911 for help: “Um, it’s regarding, OK my brother got discharged from the um jail today and the consequences were that he was supposed to go to the hospital because he hears voices and he stole my car and all this stuff. My husband brought him to the hospital and the hospital will not take him, and so my husband is bringing him back here because we can’t get ahold of his parole officer. Well, I can’t have him stay here. He has to go back to jail or something.” The next day, after relatives could not gain access to the house, police were called and the massacre was discovered