Jackson Jambalaya

Driving around at 1:30 in the morning in a small Louisiana town is a sure way to get pulled over. Pretty sad-assed escape artist.

If he was supposed to be at home, why did his parents not report him when he left?

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aiding and abetting, but they will say they thought he was in his room. pack of scum. probably gave him a wad of cash too.

Think they told the cops that he was upstairs with a case of spattergroit?

His father's lack of ethics was liberally commented upon by Texas Federal District Judge Janis Jack in 2005 -- "Dr." Dick Kuebler, a radiologist, but also a 1988 Law School graduate was nailed, among a group of 6 radiologists for making $millions$ for selling asbestosis and silicosis diagnoses to folks who were part of a mass tort lawsuit. The fiasco was well covered in a Wall Street Journal editorial at the time and has been discussed in reviews in several prestigious law journals. Google "Professor Lester Brickman -- Cardozo Law Review" - for his lengthy review of the case. In the circus that Madison County allowed to occur in the Conwill trial, Dick Kuebler knowingly misprisioned Louie's lies under oath on the stand about the effects of the whipping Conwill gave him. For example, as a radiologist he must have known that his son was lying about having a metal plate put into his eye-socket as a result of the beating. There was/is no metal there. The ADA in Madison County used this statement to make inflammatory closing arguments to the jury to help convict Conwill. Unfortunately, the statute of limitations for Dick Keubler's felonious misprisioning of his son's perjury has passed.

He actually lived alone, could see why no one wanted to live with him. Except the come and go of his crackhead friends.

I thought he was released on bond to his parent's house, not his apartment or whatever. I mean, how was he paying for a place to live anyway? I'm sure he wasn't working.

His parents live in Madison County, but his mother owns a house in Jackson - I think he was staying there. I, too, thought he was supposed to live with his parents as a condition of his bond. After he got out of drug rehab, that is.

It's not surprising that he tried to run, though - probably can't believe what's about to happen to him. Well, already has - his days as a free man are over now.

Interesting information there, Libertarian.

I didn't make to connection to the asbestosis fraud in the class action suits. He should be disbarred and lose his medical license.

I asked this on an earlier story about Kuebler, but didn't get a response. How come this story doesn't seem to be very widely reported? It's not in the CL today nor is there much (any?) internet history on the original (and tragic) murder charge.

Y'all catch this MS expatriate on some gossip on this Hump Day.

I really like bobby's comment on the wlbt website.

http://www.wlbt.com/story/15102356/man-who-missed-murder-hearing-arrested

Bobby, do you really have room to speak when you knowingly spread your disease to innocent people?

If people were knowledgeable of the facts and focused on these facts instead of sensationalized blogs they would know that the police officers' testimonies actually benefited Charles Kuebler's case establishing that the death lacked intent. The news articles mentioned that Charles Kuebler was "irate and belligerent" at the time, yet failed to explain why he was yelling. The JPD officers testified that he was angry since he "was upset because he felt we (JPD) weren't doing enough to help the victim". When the first officer arrived on the scene, the defendant was seen giving CPR to the victim and begging for a medic. Charles Kuebler recognized that there was a small window of opportunity to save Tamra Stuckey's life and if the police did not act quick enough, the victim's faint pulse may stop permanently. I would hope that anyone in this situation would be "irate" and "belligerent" if they felt helpless and that the police were not acting efficiently and effectively to help save someone's life. The defendant was not handcuffed at the scene, which is standard if he appeared to be a threat to the officer or if he appeared guilty. It was reported that the defendant was compliant with the officers, until he felt they were slacking in their efforts to save a life, and continuously asked for a medic. Charles Kuebler became angry and belligerent when he felt the necessary measures were not taken, which was confirmed by the JPD officers' testimonies.

In regards to the flight to LA, Charles Kuebler was beaten by police officers the night of the incident, the night his "girlfriend" passed away. These beatings resulted in extreme injuries to his wrists, elbows, knees, pelvis, AND his previous injuries from Conwell, the damaged eye-socket and protective bone. He was released on bail. According to the court, the defendant was threatened to be thrown back in jail and the beatings were brutal enough during his first short stint in jail that fleeing must have been the only logical choice to him. Therefore, Charles Kuebler did not flee because he was "guilty". He was trying to escape unwarranted and unmonitored beatings by jail guards, therefore fled from the potential jail/prison brutality.

In the first set of witnesses, JPD officers' testimonies contradict the evidence seen in the crime scene photos as well as bring up the question of possible evidence tampering. Today, evidence was introduced that Tamra Stuckey had much more gunshot residue on both of her hands (front and back) than Charles Kuebler did at the time. Also, the texts that Tamra Stuckey texted the night of the incident as reported by the Clarion Ledger, were sent while the defendant was outside of the apartment. HE WAS NOT NEAR THE VICTIM OR ENGAGING IN ANY CONTACT AT THE TIME TO INSTIGATE HER OR CAUSE HER TO TEXT "help me". The prosecution has failed to provide evidence of intent. This is obviously not a premeditated murder. Murderers do not act in the manner Charles Kuebler was acting as reported by the JPD officers.

Prior to this trial, I had drawn a different conclusion, but my mind has been changed once I became informed of the facts and testimonies exposed in the trial. Hopefully, justice will be achieved in accordance with the truth, whatever that may be. It must be a tragic experience for the victim's family, who rightfully want justice, however justice may not be convicting the defendant as guilty of murder 1.

As a fellow blog reader, including Jackson Jumbalaya, I would advise all of you to focus on the facts provided by both sides then draw an educated conclusion instead of taking biased journalists' (and I use that word lightly in the case of blogs)opinions as the truth. Journalists have a way with words that manipulate your opinion so focus on the FACTs. I know that the facts have changed my mind.

The facts of the case are that Louie killed Tammy. His dad can't buy him out of this one. Obviously this blog above mine is from one of Louie's attorneys (maybe they could learn to spell Conwill correctly) It's sad that they testified in Conwill's trial that Louie had a metal plate???? Really because he doesn't and as a radiologist would know aka Dick Kuebler -he was paid for fake asbestos readings go figure- hell Louie would've set off the metal detectors. She texted HELP because Louie was going to hurt her like he did to one of his other girlfriends. Anybody know of that one? Maybe you should do a little more research. Louie became angry and ignorant because he was high and he got caught. Again. He has no regard for human life whatsoever