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24 • Milwaukee County Post • September 18, 2015 ❑ Yes, I want my FREE subscription to the Milwaukee County Post mailed to my home every week. (Free delivery available in the following zip codes: 53110, 53129, 53130, 53132, 53154, 53172, 53204, 53207, 53214, 53215, 53219, 53220, 53221, 53227, 53228, 53235. Bill will be sent to homes outside of these zip codes.) Name: ______________________________________________ Address: ________________________________ Apt#: ______ City: ______________________ State: ____ Zip:____________ Phone: ______________________________________________ Signature: ____________________________________________ (Postal regulations require a signature) Date: ________________________________________________ CURRENT SUBSCRIBERS MUST RE-SUBSCRIBE ★ ★ TIME IS RUNNING OUT to continue to receive your FREE Milwaukee County Post Subscription If you haven't already, fill out and mail this form to receive the Milwaukee County Post FREE for the next 3 years. Your action is needed to continue to receive your subscription. You can also respond online at www.gmtoday.com/subscribe MAIL TO: Milwaukee County Post 3397 S. Howell Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53207 245590001 Questions? Please call 262-513-2680 WAUKESHA — A motion to delay the trial of the two Slender Man stabbing suspects while a state court reviews appeals to a Waukesha County judge's deci- sion to try the girls as adults has been denied. Attorney Anthony Cotton, who represents Morgan Geyser, filed the motion with the Second District Court of Appeals earlier this month, but on Friday the court rejected the request to stay circuit court proceedings, accord- ing to online records. Cotton and attorneys for Geyser's co- d e f e n d a n t , Anissa Weier, each filed appeals to W a u k e s h a C o u n t y Circuit Court J u d g e M i c h a e l Bohren's deci- sion to try the two 13-year-old girls in adult court rather than waive them into the juvenile system. Cotton had previously asked Bohren to remove a jury trial scheduled for Oct. 15 from the court's calendar and convert a Sept. 21 motion hearing into a scheduling conference to address whether the Court of Appeals has taken action on the interlocutory appeal petitions. Geyser's attorneys hoped to delay the trial while "the defense addresses the appellate issues," Cotton wrote in a Sept. 4 motion to adjourn. A phone message left for Cotton was not immediate- ly returned. Weier and Geyser stand accused of stabbing their female class- mate 19 times and leaving her to die in the woods off Big Bend Road in May 2014 to show their allegiance to the fictional online horror character Slender Man. The girl survived, and both defendants are currently charged with attempted first-degree inten- tional homicide. The appeals court has not yet issued a ruling on either girl's appeal, and lists an anticipated due date for that decision as Sept. 23. — Matt Masterson, Conley News Service Motion to delay Slender Man trial denied Weier Geyser A Laureate Group Senior Community 2500 E. Howard Ave., St. Francis, WI 53235 414-489-1400 No endowment fee • www.laureategroup.com If you have been interested in exploring senior living communities, now is the best time . . . .before the cold sets in! Stop by Howard Village for some good company, delicious refreshments, and tour of our community. You'll see how even in the cold of winter, life heats up at Howard Village! Saturday, September 26, 2015 1:00 - 3:00 pm Join us for our Fall Open House At our open house you'll enjoy: Howard Village is a community dedicated to helping older adults stay healthy, active and engaged. You'll love it! • Refreshments • Tours • Good Friends • Enter to win a Door Prize If you can't join us for our open house, call 414-489-1400 to schedule a personal tour. 246140001