DOERMAN BOYS: 3 sons shot “execution style” by father in Ohio *GUILTY PLEA*

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WATCH THIS. EVIL PIECE OF SH*T. This is recent. It is short. Doesn't matter whose show it is but I haven't seen it elsewhere, just came across it. I think we need to look into this one and have a thread.

THIS "father" killed his 3 sons in FRONT of the mother/his wife and his stepdaughter. Mom tried to do something and he I think shot her in the hand. Stepdaughter ran down the street screaming. In short order at the beginning of this, they show the police taking him down and into custody. A TWENTY million dollar bond was asked for by the prosecution.

When have we ever heard of one where the perp leaves the mom alone AND a stepchild but kills his own three boys in front of those two????? I haven't come across anything else about it but haven't looked, just happened to run into this with the bit of time I had before bed.

A MUST watch imo. And SHORT.

 
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by David Winter, WKRC
Fri, September 22nd 2023, 5:02 PM EDT

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The Monroe Township man accused of lining-up his three little boys and shooting them to death execution style appeared in court for a pre-trial hearing. There's now a trial date, but also a lot to get through before a jury is seated.

Shackled at the wrists and ankles, Chad Doerman shuffled into a Clermont County courtroom looking straight ahead. The 34-year-old man's expressionless face was similar to how police found him three months ago, sitting quietly in front of his Monroe Township home, a rifle by his side. Nearby, his three sons -- seven, four and three years old -- were shot to death. The prosecutor would later say that Doerman not only admitted to executing his sons with the rifle, but claimed he had been planning the murders for months.

Doerman, in court for 15 minutes on Friday, never acknowledged his defense attorneys, but they have been busy filing on their client's behalf 41 motions.

They included a request for Doerman to appear before a jury in plain clothes without restraints. The prosecution did not object to the clothes, but replied that it wants Doerman to at least have non-visible restraints.

One motion requested the judge suppress any gruesome photos of the victims, as they may prejudice the jury. The prosecution objects to the motion, stating photos of the dead boys are illustrative of the testimony of the State's witnesses.

Another motion requested that the jury pool include convicted felons. The prosecution did not object to the motion, as long as it abides by the law, which states convicted felons may serve on juries as long as they have been granted final release from the state and termination of post-release control.

Motions aside, this courthouse will be busy next summer. The judge has set the trial date for July 8. The prosecution said they should expect at least a month to hear the case. But before that happens, the judge will need to decide on the motions, which will happen in late November. Until that time, Doerman will remain in jail, held without bond.

This is a capital case, so Doerman could face the death penalty should a jury convict him.
Good. This deserves the death penalty. Lining them up. Those poor boys must have been so confused and terrified.
 
Another motion requested that the jury pool include convicted felons. The prosecution did not object to the motion, as long as it abides by the law, which states convicted felons may serve on juries as long as they have been granted final release from the state and termination of post-release control.

What is this now?! You don't PICK jury pools. You don't say I want women included in the jury pool. You don't demand 18 year olds be included. Etc. If they are eligible, they are eligible. Period. So if convicted felons are eligible and end up randomly in the jury pool, FINE and WHY would you have to specify it? UNLESS they are requesting they specifically ensure felons are found and brought into the pool and THAT is wrong. It is to be RANDOM.

If they are naturally and randomly included then there is NO need to file such a motion so what the heck is this?

I've been wondering about this case being so quiet considering it is a tragic triple child murder.
Uh. WHAT?! I thought felons can't serve. They can't even vote! WTF?!
 
Uh. WHAT?! I thought felons can't serve. They can't even vote! WTF?!
Oh no, not at all, this is one of those things that have been changing and going on for some years that they don't like to tell us and you have to follow things that inform you of such, just like sentencing and release from jail, etc. and yes in some states they can vote now too or the last I knew that was going that way. I believe, I'd have to look, that Cali was one of the first. Who'd ever have thunk either that cities would thwart federal law and become sanctuary cities to illegals how many years ago? That one also was a surprise when the public first became aware and is well known now.

I'm not going to go into politics other than to say when you release felons and then give them a vote I think it is a no brainer who they will vote for, probably those that release them. Or are soft on them, etc.

But back to the point, THIS of motioning that felons be included in the pool? Sounds like another step to me. Does this mean they HAVE to find felons to include?? This is to be RANDOM! Jury pools!
 
Oh no, not at all, this is one of those things that have been changing and going on for some years that they don't like to tell us and you have to follow things that inform you of such, just like sentencing and release from jail, etc. and yes in some states they can vote now too or the last I knew that was going that way. I believe, I'd have to look, that Cali was one of the first. Who'd ever have thunk either that cities would thwart federal law and become sanctuary cities to illegals how many years ago? That one also was a surprise when the public first became aware and is well known now.

I'm not going to go into politics other than to say when you release felons and then give them a vote I think it is a no brainer who they will vote for, probably those that release them. Or are soft on them, etc.

But back to the point, THIS of motioning that felons be included in the pool? Sounds like another step to me. Does this mean they HAVE to find felons to include?? This is to be RANDOM! Jury pools!
I hope so. I've never been called for jury duty. I think they already know. 😏
 

Clermont County father accused of killing 3 young sons returns to courtroom​

A Clermont County father accused of killing his three young sons appeared in court Monday morning.


Doerman faces 21 charges, including nine counts of aggravated murder.

For the first time since his arrest, Doerman appeared in court Monday wearing civilian clothes.

In recent months, the defense has filed more than two dozen motions. They range from allowing the court to instruct the jury to consider mercy, if convicted, and they get to the death penalty phase, to allowing convicted felons from being part of the jury pool.

Judge Richard Ferenc said Monday he will read through everything and issue rulings at a later date.

He also commented on another motion, where the defense is asking for all restraints to be removed from Doerman during future court appearances.

"I've been advised and I've so advised counsel that Mr. Doerman has not been disruptive in any fashion at the county jail, has not caused any problems. He's been in my courtroom twice. He's been very compliant and that will weigh into the methods of restraints that I'll consider and issue at this point in time," Ferenc said during the hearing.

The death penalty is still on the table for Doerman.

The full trial, expected to last about four weeks, is scheduled to begin in July of 2024.
 

Clermont County father accused of killing 3 young sons returns to courtroom​

A Clermont County father accused of killing his three young sons appeared in court Monday morning.


Doerman faces 21 charges, including nine counts of aggravated murder.

For the first time since his arrest, Doerman appeared in court Monday wearing civilian clothes.

In recent months, the defense has filed more than two dozen motions. They range from allowing the court to instruct the jury to consider mercy, if convicted, and they get to the death penalty phase, to allowing convicted felons from being part of the jury pool.

Judge Richard Ferenc said Monday he will read through everything and issue rulings at a later date.

He also commented on another motion, where the defense is asking for all restraints to be removed from Doerman during future court appearances.

"I've been advised and I've so advised counsel that Mr. Doerman has not been disruptive in any fashion at the county jail, has not caused any problems. He's been in my courtroom twice. He's been very compliant and that will weigh into the methods of restraints that I'll consider and issue at this point in time," Ferenc said during the hearing.

The death penalty is still on the table for Doerman.

The full trial, expected to last about four weeks, is scheduled to begin in July of 2024.
FFS. He wasn't compliant when he killed his sons. IMO. This shows he can control his behavior. Can I vote on restraints used?.
 
There is basically NO DOUBT OF GUILT IN THIS CASE. He slaughtered his THREE SONS. What is this garbage about MERCY.. What new b.s. do we have now? No he is NOT convicted yet but again in this one there is little doubt and he ADMITTED to planning this. Mercy. Lack of restraints. He let his wife frantically try to save their children while he sat there and shot her as well I might add.

Defense has filed more than two dozen motions in recent months. Well yeah I guess that's his rights and the game.

Again basically NO DOUBT in this one but here we go. Let's just make it all about the child murdering defendant and his shackles and MERCY.

What MERCY did he show his boys?

There is such little doubt of guilt in THIS ONE it is not even funny. His only things will be the usual crap that @Mel70 often points out and I do as well. Mental competence, my mommy never spanked me when she should have, or I had a ton of drinks and misplaced my smokes and I'm sorry your honor but I went bonkers but oh yeah, when I said I had been thinking about doing this, that was just forced from me when I was offered that beer and smoke from the detectives in exchange for my admission.

This is how FAR FETCHED this sh*t has become.

MERCY? THese children had none. From their DADDY.

And here is another thing we don't know, if his wife and their mother is standing by him, then she needs some serous help. Not sure if she is or not but that was questiionable last I knew and his parents/dad was trying to get him bond, call it a mental snap and get the KILLER of three CHILDREN released!

Dozens of motions by defense for a man that almost does not need a trial. Yaeh I know it is his right but there is no lack of evidence here. MERCY.

Three little boys with their ENTIRE lives ahead of them. That daddy shot and even chased down. And shot mom when she tried to interene and then calmsly sat with bodies all over and had a smoke....

MERCY they ask for. Where was theirs?

Restraints Civilian clothes. Sure grant the b.s. Judge says ya know he hasn't been disruptive or anything and so...

:thud:There is plenty of proof of how "disruptive" he has been. Before he ever got to court.

Ya know they may as well abolish the justice system and save a shitload of money and put everyone in it out of jobs because the way it is going there really isn't one any more. Or there won't be.

This one here, this is LUDICROUS. Already you'd never know it is about three children. No it is about dad who ADMITTED to planning this! Poor Chaddy boy. ALL about the killer. The numbness is scary. THREE CHILDREN!

But yeah, MERCY for CHAD, civilian clothing, lack of restraints and who knows what is in the two dozen plus of other motions... I am GLAD his rights are being represented right down to if he wants to wear his tighty whities.
 
FFS. He wasn't compliant when he killed his sons. IMO. This shows he can control his behavior. Can I vote on restraints used?.
But the man deserves MERCY you know? It doesn't matter that he showed his sons none and even hunted one down, all that is water under the bridge and now it is about mercy for the defendant and in THIS CASE one in which there is NO DOUBT AT ALL he did this!

This one is NO CHANCE of made up allegations/charges or false conviction. NONE. Not in this one, would you agree @Cousin Dupree ?

Why is there a bunch of paid people in the justice system any longer? It may as well go by the wayside. Two DOZEN plus motions in a case where he ADMITS it. :thud:
 
RIP boys. The crazy world had you lived is not a better one than where you are anyhow. You did not deserve it but this world is far from fun or fair. Don't worry about dad, he is being given far more consideration and chance than you ever were.
 

Father accused of killing 3 sons wants statements after arrest thrown out​

The defense team for a Greater Cincinnati father charged with murdering his three young sons at their home last summer wants the court to throw out all statements he made following his arrest during his “entire interrogation because the Detectives violated Mr. Doerman’s constitutional rights from the outset,” a new court filing shows.

The motion to suppress covers Chad Doerman’s statements to investigators and healthcare workers once the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office took him into custody back on June 15.

Clermont County prosecutors have yet to file court records in response.

The judge has set a hearing on the motion to suppress for next month, on Feb. 2.


Defense: Clermont County father accused of murdering 3 sons had rights violated after arrest​

A Clermont County father accused of murdering his three young sons said deputies violated his constitutional rights after his arrest.

Chad Doerman's attorneys are fighting to get their client's statements thrown out at trial and filed an 18-page motion to suppress some of Doerman's statements to deputies and health care professionals.

In their motion to suppress, they claim Doerman "invoked his right to counsel at least twice" during his interrogation, which lasted more than three hours. They wrote, "Detectives ignored Mr. Doerman's request and continued to question him as if he didn't ask for an attorney."

While being interviewed, Doerman's defense attorneys said he "appeared confused and distraught. He was in obvious distress and clearly, not right mentally."

After being booked into the Clermont County jail, Doerman's attorneys claim his right to privacy was violated.

When seen by health care workers, the defense says deputies "actively made themselves present" in Doerman's jail cell for "privileged communications and recorded them."

The following day, Doerman was arraigned in Clermont County Municipal Court.

Defense attorneys said his interactions that morning with a public defender "were not conducted in private" but in the presence of "five or six deputies and video recorded by the body-worn camera on one of the deputies" who turned the audio off.

The defense wrote, "Officers have continued to video-record Mr. Doerman throughout his incarceration. Some of these interactions have elicited statements from Mr. Doerman that may be incriminating."
 

Father accused of killing 3 sons wants statements after arrest thrown out​

The defense team for a Greater Cincinnati father charged with murdering his three young sons at their home last summer wants the court to throw out all statements he made following his arrest during his “entire interrogation because the Detectives violated Mr. Doerman’s constitutional rights from the outset,” a new court filing shows.

The motion to suppress covers Chad Doerman’s statements to investigators and healthcare workers once the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office took him into custody back on June 15.

Clermont County prosecutors have yet to file court records in response.

The judge has set a hearing on the motion to suppress for next month, on Feb. 2.


Defense: Clermont County father accused of murdering 3 sons had rights violated after arrest​

A Clermont County father accused of murdering his three young sons said deputies violated his constitutional rights after his arrest.

Chad Doerman's attorneys are fighting to get their client's statements thrown out at trial and filed an 18-page motion to suppress some of Doerman's statements to deputies and health care professionals.

In their motion to suppress, they claim Doerman "invoked his right to counsel at least twice" during his interrogation, which lasted more than three hours. They wrote, "Detectives ignored Mr. Doerman's request and continued to question him as if he didn't ask for an attorney."

While being interviewed, Doerman's defense attorneys said he "appeared confused and distraught. He was in obvious distress and clearly, not right mentally."

After being booked into the Clermont County jail, Doerman's attorneys claim his right to privacy was violated.

When seen by health care workers, the defense says deputies "actively made themselves present" in Doerman's jail cell for "privileged communications and recorded them."

The following day, Doerman was arraigned in Clermont County Municipal Court.

Defense attorneys said his interactions that morning with a public defender "were not conducted in private" but in the presence of "five or six deputies and video recorded by the body-worn camera on one of the deputies" who turned the audio off.

The defense wrote, "Officers have continued to video-record Mr. Doerman throughout his incarceration. Some of these interactions have elicited statements from Mr. Doerman that may be incriminating."

Just typical and necessary doings by a defense council. Richard Allen's attorneys and Brian Kohberger's attorneys have tried to get pre-arrest evidence taken out of court. I think if they don't it could be grounds for an appeal.
 

Father accused of killing 3 sons wants statements after arrest thrown out​

The defense team for a Greater Cincinnati father charged with murdering his three young sons at their home last summer wants the court to throw out all statements he made following his arrest during his “entire interrogation because the Detectives violated Mr. Doerman’s constitutional rights from the outset,” a new court filing shows.

The motion to suppress covers Chad Doerman’s statements to investigators and healthcare workers once the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office took him into custody back on June 15.

Clermont County prosecutors have yet to file court records in response.

The judge has set a hearing on the motion to suppress for next month, on Feb. 2.


Defense: Clermont County father accused of murdering 3 sons had rights violated after arrest​

A Clermont County father accused of murdering his three young sons said deputies violated his constitutional rights after his arrest.

Chad Doerman's attorneys are fighting to get their client's statements thrown out at trial and filed an 18-page motion to suppress some of Doerman's statements to deputies and health care professionals.

In their motion to suppress, they claim Doerman "invoked his right to counsel at least twice" during his interrogation, which lasted more than three hours. They wrote, "Detectives ignored Mr. Doerman's request and continued to question him as if he didn't ask for an attorney."

While being interviewed, Doerman's defense attorneys said he "appeared confused and distraught. He was in obvious distress and clearly, not right mentally."

After being booked into the Clermont County jail, Doerman's attorneys claim his right to privacy was violated.

When seen by health care workers, the defense says deputies "actively made themselves present" in Doerman's jail cell for "privileged communications and recorded them."

The following day, Doerman was arraigned in Clermont County Municipal Court.

Defense attorneys said his interactions that morning with a public defender "were not conducted in private" but in the presence of "five or six deputies and video recorded by the body-worn camera on one of the deputies" who turned the audio off.

The defense wrote, "Officers have continued to video-record Mr. Doerman throughout his incarceration. Some of these interactions have elicited statements from Mr. Doerman that may be incriminating."
You evil sick SOB who murdered your sons in cold blood in broad daylight are fighting for your innocence based on what and WHY? Why even bother you worthless pig of an excuse for a father?

As to the allegations, I'll take a wait and see to hear other than one side BUT even if true, this man is guilty and they have him dead to rights. They could throw out all he said and still he murdered his kids in broad daylight and cold blood.

Poor guy. :vomit:

HE was in obvious distress and not right mentally. Love all the cases where there's no proof of real insanity but they play the mental card or try to as in Allen, Doerman, so many more but have absolutely NO such diagnosis, etc.

I think his kids and wife were in distress you MF'g POS.

Don't know what will come about here but I do know he started talking to the cops right off, there's footage of it and they'd have had him shut up quite honestly.

Rights are rights and that's fine, I am for them being protected but none of that will get this loser off. There is PLENTY of evidence.

So again, he hould quit wasting time, money and any of his stinky breath on this earth and fess up then shut up and go away and accept that he's a lousy inhuman animal and rot away in prison.

I'm sorry but I see NO DOUBT in this case and there hasn't been any since day numero uno.
 
Just typical and necessary doings by a defense council. Richard Allen's attorneys and Brian Kohberger's attorneys have tried to get pre-arrest evidence taken out of court. I think if they don't it could be grounds for an appeal.
They could just admit their crimes and not go to trial.

Hahahahaha.

Like that would ever happen and if any wanted to, some defense attorneys wouldn't let them anyhow. Or so it seems these days.

Not amused.
 

By Jennifer Edwards Baker
Published: Feb. 21, 2024 at 4:16 AM EST|
Updated: 1 hour ago

BATAVIA, Ohio (WXIX) - We could learn new details Wednesday about what a Greater Cincinnati father said to authorities after he was arrested and charged with brutally gunning down his three young sons.

Doerman confessed to planning and carrying out the deaths of “his boys for several months” before shooting them at their home last summer, according to court records and prosecutors.

Prosecutors and sheriff’s officials have yet to reveal a motive in the case and, so far, court records haven’t provided any clues.

Now, his defense team wants a Clermont County judge to throw out all statements he made during his “entire interrogation” and allege “Detectives violated Mr. Doerman’s constitutional rights from the outset,” court records show.

The judge will hear evidence presented by both the defense and the state during a 10 a.m. motion to suppress hearing and then likely issue his ruling in writing at a later date.

WATCH LIVE: FOX19 NOW will be in the courtroom with live updates on air and online throughout the day.
 

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