Stan & Colleen Rimer - More info

[Gilbrit]

Arrest record for Stan & Coleen-
http://www2.lasvegasnow.com/docs/rimer_arrest.pdf
Stan's MySpace page - http://www.myspace.com/treehouseproduction
**For those with MySpave accounts, I noticed it wasn't set to private**
Stan's Other site - http://www.cybrlinks.com/alienchild.htm
Stan & Coleen's site - http://www.cybrlinks.com/pplgroup.htm
Stan's Developer Co - http://www.cybrlinks.com/dreamhome.htm
Another website by Stan - http://wisejar.com
After reading the arrest report and finding sites they own I have decided they are dirt bags.
Yep, Oh-Too-Busy-To-Care Dirt Bags

[Lynntoast]

Page 3 line 8 says this was allegedly NOT the first time they had left Jason in the car.

[godney]

This guy is a con man. Lets see he builds custom homes, produces, directs, and no doubt writes screenplays. He can ...... WTF?? .... "STAN RIMER - PPL Ind. Associate - Statewide Finance Trust Director" I will just say he is way too busy to keep an eye on the kids. Thats womans work.

[Dakota Valkyrie]

Stan and Colleen Rimer faced a judge Wednesday and were arraigned on murder charges in the death of their four year old son Jason.

Stan and Colleen Rimer plead "not guilty" to 2nd degree murder and multiple charges of child abuse and neglect. The Rimers asked for a speedy trial.

Stan Rimer's attorney asked the court to release his client, arguing that it was Colleen Rimer who was neglectful. He said Stan Rimer was sick that day.

Prosecution found the defense outrageous.

A trial date was set for September 8th.

http://www.ktnv.com/Global/story.asp?S=8762358

I too find the defense outrageous.

A bit more about the shit:

Authorities said the children were living in a filthy home littered with animal feces. They had lice and were provided minimal food.

Prosecutor Vicki Monroe said that the parents' upstairs bedroom was air conditioned and had its own refrigerator with food inside. She said one of the children had to go upstairs to ask his father for a piece of bread.

Stanley Rimer's attorney, Tim O'Brien, argued that his client's bail should be lowered to $20,000 from $250,000. Stanley Rimer was ill and bedridden and was unaware of the situation developing with Jason, O'Brien said.

Las Vegas police investigated the Rimers in 1990 after their daughter was taken to a hospital with a broken limb. Colleen Rimer told police her daughter fell from a kitchen counter and then a chair fell on top of the baby.

The child then slept for an hour but woke up crying. Colleen Rimer told police her daughter's leg was "very tender and starting to swell" and the child was in a lot of pain.

Stanley Rimer took their daughter to the hospital. Colleen Rimer stayed at home.

Colleen Rimer also admitted that she slapped her children's hands when they misbehaved, but "I never give them a bruise or anything," according to the transcript.

She also said Stanley Rimer spanked one of their children, but "felt bad about it because he didn't realize how hard he could hit with his hand," the transcript states.

http://www.lvrj.com/news/26133294.html

These people anger and disgust me to no end. I wonder if the supporters on the FP are rethinking things. Hope so.

[Jessiesgirl1108]

A trial date has been set for the parents of a 4-year-old boy who died after being left for 17 hours in the family's SUV in June 2008.

Stanley and Colleen Rimer are set to stand trial on Nov. 15, 2010, on charges of second-degree murder and multiple counts of child abuse, neglect and endangerment. The trial is expected to last about two weeks, prosecutors said today.

The murder charge stems from a June 8, 2008, incident at the family's home near Sahara Avenue and Nellis Boulevard.

Police responded to the home after a report at about 8:30 a.m. that Jason Rimer, 4, had been found not moving in the family's vehicle. That vehicle had been parked at the home since about 3 p.m. the previous day, when family members returned from church.

Jason was pronounced dead. He was still dressed for church, wearing a white shirt and tie, court records show.

The coroner's office determined the boy died from heat exposure.

Several of the charges against the Rimers stem from the conditions related to their other children. Records show the family had come to the attention of Child Protective Services multiple times in recent years. Reports from the time of Jason's death and previous records indicate the Rimers' home was unkempt and the children had lice on occasion.

Stanley Rimer's attorney, deputy public defender Tim O'Brien, said today he had asked the Nevada Supreme Court to hear an argument to dismiss the indictment but the Supreme Court declined to hear it.

A motion to dismiss the case in District Court will be heard Jan. 6, 2010. Previous motions to dismiss have been denied, according to court records.

The family told police that Jason suffered from a medical condition known as myotonic dystrophy -- a form of muscular dystrophy characterized by the wasting away of muscles. He had a limited vocabulary and was physically weak, unable to dress himself or to open doors, records indicate.

"This is a pair that lost their entire family. It's very sad," O'Brien said.

Motions to sever the defendants' cases as well as to try the murder charge and the abuse and neglect charges separately also have been denied.

O'Brien said at the time Jason was left in the vehicle, Stanley Rimer hadn't been in charge of him. He had been ill and, after returning from church before the rest of the family, had remained in his room.

"My client's position is that his wife made a terrible mistake. Whether it's criminal or not will be up to a jury," O'Brien said.

The Rimers remain in custody at the Clark County Detention Center. Their children are being cared for by a relative in another state, O'Brien said.

http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2009...d-hot-vehicle/

[Whisper]

Another new trial date

A trial date has been reset for February for the parents of a 4-year-old Las Vegas boy who died after being left for 17 hours in the family's SUV in June 2008.

Stanley and Colleen Rimer were to stand trial next week on charges of second-degree murder and multiple counts of child abuse, neglect and endangerment.

However, the trial, which prosecutors have said is expected to last about two weeks, has been rescheduled for Feb. 14, 2011, before Clark County District Judge Douglas Herndon.

The murder charge stems from a June 8, 2008, incident at the family's home near Sahara Avenue and Nellis Boulevard.

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http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2010...died-overheat/

[Jerri Blank]

State Rests in Child Abuse Case

LAS VEGAS -- The State of Nevada has rested its case against Stanley and Colleen Rimer. They are the couple accused of second degree murder in connection with the death of their 4-year-old son, Jason.

Defense attorneys have not said whether Colleen or Stanley Rimer will take the stand in their own defense. For now, doctors and nurses, as well as close family friends, are expected to be called on the defense's behalf.

Before the state rested, they called Nicole Atwell, a former employee with Nevada Early Intervention Services. After Jason was born, Atwell would go to the Rimer home to make sure Colleen Rimer knew how to properly care for him and his special needs.

As a baby, Jason was not allowed to take in liquids orally. He was fed through a g-tube that was hooked into the abdomen wall.

Atwell testified the g-tube site was extremely dirty and unhealthy. She also said the baby's fingernails were black and the home was so dirty she took her own blanket and wore a special pair of jeans.

"I had a blanket that I would bring in and it was my play sheet and that's what I would put down on the floor to interact with Jason because I didn't want to sit down on the floor. The carpets were dirty. They had a dog that had constant diarrhea. There would be animal feces on the floor," she said.

Tuesday, Colleen and Stanley Rimer were seen leaving the courthouse holding hands. The house arrest rules prohibits Colleen Rimer from having contact with her husband. The sergeant for the house arrest program will not discuss specific cases. According to the judge, he has not made any exceptions to the house arrest rules other than allowing the couple to have one dinner and one lunch together.

A child neurologist took the stand for the defense. He testified that each time he saw Jason Rimer, he was always clean. The doctor said he never had any concern he wasn't properly being taken care of.

http://www.8newsnow.com/story/140879...ild-abuse-case

[sgr1966]

wtf.nasty,nasty people didnt deserve that boy.RIP

[Tundratot]

A juror had to be replaced Monday morning during deliberations in the trial of Stanley and Colleen Rimer. . .

Shortly before noon, Judge Douglas Herndon called attorneys into the courtroom to explain that one of the male jurors told a court employee he wasn't well and thought he might be having a heart attack.

Herndon said after paramedics checked him out and took him away that one of the two alternate jurors who sat through the two-week trial was called in.

Herndon told attorneys that he instructed the jury that they could not force the new juror to accept any decisions that the jury had made thus far. He said they would have to start over their deliberations with the new juror.

http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2011...ions-continue/

[Whisper]

Parents found guilty in death of 4 year old

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On Tuesday, Stan and Colleen Rimer were both found guilty of involuntary manslaughter.

Back in June of 2008, the couple’s 4 year old son, Jason, died from heat exposure. Jason suffered from myotonic dystrophy and was unable to save himself when he was forgotten in the vehicle.

Stan Rimer was also found guilty of six counts of child abuse and neglect. Colleen Rimer was found guilty on three counts of abuse and neglect.

The prosecutor says the family was well known to Child Protective Services for years before Jason died.

On the high end, Stan Rimer faces up to 54 years in prison. Colleen Rimer faces up to 36 years. Sentencing will be up to the judge on May 31.

http://www.mynews3.com/story.php?id=38654&n=5037

[Dakota Valkyrie]

Two Las Vegas parents convicted of involuntary manslaughter for letting their disabled 4-year-old son bake to death in a car were found with $10,000 in jewelry as they were booked into jail after they were convicted Tuesday.

Stanley Rimer, 54, said the jewels found in his briefcase were worth $250,000, and was trying to use it to meet the $500,000 bail that was set by Judge Douglas Herndo. Bail was set for Colleen Rimer, 43, at $250,000. Both Rimers remain in the Clark County Detention Center, according to jail records.
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Sources close to the case said authorities had the jewelry appraised Wednesday, and found they were worth far less than Stanley Rimer represented. Prosecutors have asked for a hearing before Herndon Thursday morning to determine where the jewels came from.

"This raises substantial issues about why taxpayers had to pay for their defense lawyers and why these children had to live in a pig sty when these assets were available," said Clark County District Attorney David Roger.

Both Stanley Rimer and Colleen Rimer had told the court they were indigent. He was defended by county public defenders office, while a defense attorney was appointed by the court to represent Colleen Rimer.
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Four Rimer children testified during the trial that the family home was filthy and cluttered, the children had a constant lice infestation, and their father hit them with boat oars as punishment.

http://www.lvrj.com/news/parents-con...17257993.html?

[badfish76]

Geez! Just how slimy are these people???

I wonder what else they have been up to that hasn't come to light.

[Miss Anthrope]

So happy to hear those lying asshats were busted with hidden income! Rot in jail you filthy stinking pigs!

[Tundratot]

LAS VEGAS — A Las Vegas father faces up to 30 years in prison for the death of his 4-year-old special needs son.

A Las Vegas judge sentenced 54-year-old Stanley Rimer to a total of eight to 30 years in prison on Tuesday for charges including involuntary manslaughter.

The Las Vegas Sun reports Rimer had asked for probation and promised he would set up a foundation in his son's name.

http://www.greenfieldreporter.com/vi...-Death-Nevada/

Yay!!!

"When the hell were you going to check on him?" Herndon asked Stanley Rimer during the hourlong sentencing hearing.

Herndon admonished the 54-year-old for blaming his wife, hiding in the master bedroom and not helping with parental responsibilities. . . .

Herndon said that what bothered him most was that Rimer was not sorry for what had happened.

"You feel like it was all on your wife," Herndon said.

The judge pointed out that not once on the day Jason died did the father leave the master bedroom to check on any of his children -- not during dinner or bath time, not to tuck the children into bed.

"He was dead before dinner," Herndon said of the boy.

In a letter to the court read aloud by the judge, Stanley Rimer's estranged son from a previous marriage, Ernest Rimer, wrote that Stanley and Colleen Rimer "simply let the kids exist like dogs in a kennel."

Ernest Rimer said Colleen Rimer deserved leniency because she also was a victim of his overbearing father. "My father deserves everything coming to him," Ernest Rimer wrote.

Herndon also chided Stanley Rimer for wanting to start a foundation in memory of his son. "I don't know if he wanted you to start a foundation. Jason wanted you to go find him," the judge said.

http://www.lvrj.com/news/las-vegas-a...9.html?ref=569

Video: http://www.fox5vegas.com/news/28085079/detail.html