Chelsie Berry, 25, told the Newton County Sheriff's Department that she had left the body of Dennis "Nathan" Meier, described by the department as a member of the Joplin Honkies gang on a driveway near Diamond. (Her statements can be found in the probable cause affidavit.)
Initially, Berry had a co-defendant, Jared Prier, but the charge against him was dropped after Berry stopped talking and then refiled last week.
Newton County Sheriff Ken Copeland also indicated that Prier is a member of the Joplin Honkies.
3 comments:
His name was Nathan Meyer, not "Joplin Honky." Him nor his family deserve to be disrespected like that. Please print it corrctly next time. Thank you, Nathans friend, Gail
How come the owner of the vehicle that the crime happened in didnt get any charges? Wonder if her conscious eats at her every day?
Well I think its a real shame that the girl that let him use her car wasn't even charged or even came forward to tell any information never did. But krista got a new car and a life was lost.
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