Letecia Stauch's Murder Trial: Defense Admits Guilt, Prosecutors Challenge Insanity Claim.
TL;DR
Letecia Stauch, a Colorado woman accused of murdering her stepson Gannon Stauch, is set to face trial for 13 charges including first-degree murder, child abuse causing death, and tampering with evidence. Gannon was reported missing in January 2020 and his remains were found in Florida. Letecia has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. The trial, which has been more than three years in the making, began with jury selection on Monday.
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