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Posted: 9:10 PM Jun 2, 2008
Tetting Gets New Lawyer
Attorney John Brinckman asked to be relieved from John Tetting Junior's case.
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A Tomah man who wants to withdraw his no-contest plea has a new lawyer. Attorney John Brinckman asked to be relieved from John Tetting Junior's case.
Tetting is charged with being an accomplice in the deaths of 31-year-old Joshua Alderman of La Crosse and 23-year-old Tabatha Nealy of Wisconsin Rapids.
Tetting pleaded no contest to the charges in April, but now wants to go to trial. A judge granted Brinckman's request and appointed Attorney Dennis Ryan. A motions hearing is set for July 18th.
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