09-12-2013, 08:55 PM
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Steven King appeared in Lucas County Common Pleas Court Thursday morning, where his trial was pushed back to Oct. 7 to allow extra time to examine evidence.
The details of what that evidence was not discussed. The court docket shows that Judge Ruth Ann Franks set two hearings for King: a pretrial hearing for Sept. 26 and a new trial date of Oct. 7. The state says it will use this time to wait on tests to be completed.
Prosecutors did not present any additional charges. He currently faces a single charge of obstructing justice in relation to the disappearance of 1-year-old Elaina Steinfurth, who's remains were found in a box last week.
Both sides of baby Elaina's family were in court, as well. They say they have suffered long enough.
The family says they are in the beginning stages of making funeral arrangements. However, the coroner says it could be weeks before they're able to say their final goodbyes to baby Elaina.
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Really curious to hear Steven King's explanation as to how he knew where to find Elaina if he wasn't involved in her death or in concealing her dead body from authorities.
I think King's still claiming that he's innocent of obstruction, for now. Wonder what kind of a deal he's attempting to work; Angela Steinfurth too.
Also very curious as to how his mother, Julie King, fits into the equation.
Hoping to see additional charges filed soon.
Steven King appeared in Lucas County Common Pleas Court Thursday morning, where his trial was pushed back to Oct. 7 to allow extra time to examine evidence.
The details of what that evidence was not discussed. The court docket shows that Judge Ruth Ann Franks set two hearings for King: a pretrial hearing for Sept. 26 and a new trial date of Oct. 7. The state says it will use this time to wait on tests to be completed.
Prosecutors did not present any additional charges. He currently faces a single charge of obstructing justice in relation to the disappearance of 1-year-old Elaina Steinfurth, who's remains were found in a box last week.
Both sides of baby Elaina's family were in court, as well. They say they have suffered long enough.
The family says they are in the beginning stages of making funeral arrangements. However, the coroner says it could be weeks before they're able to say their final goodbyes to baby Elaina.
http://www.toledonewsnow.com/story/23412...ack-to-107
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Really curious to hear Steven King's explanation as to how he knew where to find Elaina if he wasn't involved in her death or in concealing her dead body from authorities.
I think King's still claiming that he's innocent of obstruction, for now. Wonder what kind of a deal he's attempting to work; Angela Steinfurth too.
Also very curious as to how his mother, Julie King, fits into the equation.
Hoping to see additional charges filed soon.