Chronology
I - Pre-Diabetes, Early Diabetes and Pre-morbid Chronology
PRE
- DIABETES HISTORY INCLUSIVE FAMILY HISTORY
1911,
April 21 - George Henry Duchene born
in St. Paul, Minnesota. Husband of Jane Dorothy
Duchene, father of Mary Jane Duchene,
an only child, and brother of Henry Duchene,
and sister Jen Duchene.
1914,
January - Roger Krause born in Duluth,
Minnesota. Husband of Bessie Krause (born
in Kelsy, MN. in 1913) and father of Robert Krause,
an only child. Brother of Jane Duchene.
1918,
June 21 - Jane Dorothy Krause (Duchene)
born in Duluth, Minnesota. Wife of George Duchene and
mother of Mary Jane Duchene, an only child. Sister of
Roger Krause and daughter of Ernest
E Krause and Dorothy Krause.
1919,
April - Henry Duchene born in St.
Paul, Minnesota. Father of David Duchene and seven other
children.
1940
- 1944 - George and Jane Duchene, married, and Roger
and Bessie Krause, married. Jane and Roger did not attend
each other’s weddings because of hostility between
Bessie and Jane which endured throughout their lives.
Verified by family photographs.
1947,
February - David Duchene born in St.
Paul, Minnesota to Henry and Betty Duchene.
1947,
May - Robert Krause born yo Roger
and Bessie Krause, in Minneapolis, Minnesota;
1947,
September 4 - Mary Jane Duchene born in St. Paul, Minnesota.
1963
- George Duchene becomes disabled from heart condition.
Prognosis that heart condition terminal within months
or years.
1965,
May - George Duchene died of a heart condition consequent
to illness with rheumatic fever, 20 years prior to death.
No probate, all assets held in joint tenancy between
Jane and George Duchene. No assistance was given to
Jane and Mary Jane Duchene by the Krauses.
1965,
Spring - Jane Duchene establishes joint bank accounts
with Mary Jane Duchene and contacts attorney, James
Unis, to put the family home at 1144 Ottawa Avenue in
joint tenancy with Mary Jane Duchene.
1965,
Spring - High School Graduation of Mary Jane Duchene,
Dave Duchene and Robert Krause.
1965,
Summer - Jane Duchene begins work for West St. Paul
Police, after Mary Jane does portraits for police chief,
and seeks to find stable employment for her mother.
1965,
Fall - Mary Jane Duchene began art college in Minneapolis,
Dave Duchene enlisted in armed forces and Robert Krause
moves to Oregon for premedical studies.
1965-68,
Autumn - Mary Jane Duchene continues college, studies
abroad for one year and returns from Europe, after a
one year student program in Holland in 1967/68. Dave
Duchene begins nursing studies. Robert Krause continues
medical studies out of state.
1969
- Mary Jane Duchene graduates with a BFA and returns
to Europe by invitation to study and work in London,
England,
1972,
Autumn - Jane Duchene visits Mary Jane Duchene in
London, England for one month. They travel in Europe
and England.
1972
- Robert Krause is married to Linda Krause, in Oregon.
They visit Mary Jane Duchene in London.
1973
through 1976 - Mary Jane Duchene begins legal studies
as a member of Grays Inn, London, England. Grays in
is one of the four Inns of Court for English Barristers.
1975
- Robert Krause returns to Minnesota to do his residency
at Miller Hospital St. Paul, MN. He is a colleague of
Dr. John Plunkett (who became Dakota
County Coroner) and Dr. Victor Corbett
(later to become Jane Duchene’s physician); who
also frequently worked at Miller Hospital.
POST
- DIABETES HISTORY
1975, November:
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Jane
Duchene is diagnosed with insulin dependent diabetes.
She is found in a state of ketoacidosis in family
home by Ruth Ottinger, a neighbor,
at the request of Georgia Ek (a friend,
and cousin of George Duchene) who could not reach
her by telephone. Mrs. Ek did not drive and was
unable to check on her friend, Jane.
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Mary
Jane Duchene returns from England to look after
her mother, Jane Duchene;- for one month.
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Jane Duchene’s attending physician is Dr.
Wetteland, who had been the Duchene family
doctor for about 20 years, hospitalizes Jane Duchene
at Riverview hospital, Saint Paul,
Minnesota.
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Jane
Duchene’s father, Ernest, dies.
1977,
December - Danny Krause, son of
Robert and Linda Krause is born.
1978,
Autumn - Mary Jane Duchene visits mother and stays
in Minnesota for the visit for one month.
1978,
Autumn - Jane Duchene begins to see Dr.
Victor Corbett, diabetes specialist, upon
the recommendation of Roger, Bessie and Dr.
Bob Krause, M.D. Dr. Bob Krause is a pathologist
who did his residency training in Saint Paul, Minnesota
in 1977 and 78, and who became a friend and associate
of Dr. Victor Corbett and Dr.
John Plunkett (Dr. Plunkett had become the
Dakota County Coroner by 1986).
1980,
Autumn - Mary Jane Duchene does a course in typography,
graphics and non digital film animation course at
the London College of Printing.
1980-81,
Christmas (December 24, 1980 to end of January,
1981) - Mary Jane Duchene visits her mother and stays
in Minnesota for one month.
1983,
June - Jane Duchene has Grand Mal seizure from
insulin reaction while at hairdresser. Is taken to
Riverview Hospital. Dr. Corbett prescribes a glucometer
for Jane Duchene so her blood sugar is monitored and
insulin shock can be prevented. A glucometer had not
been previously prescribed. Jane Duchene’s insulin
record books for 1983 - 1985 show she took between
17 and 19 units of lente insulin daily, when her weight
was 95-105 pounds. See
A-2 through A-6.
1983,
May - Mary Jane Duchene begins work as portrait
artist for Revlon International at in-store promotions,
inclusive at Harrods.
1983,
August - Jane Duchene telephones Mary Jane Duchene
in London stating that she is concerned about her
health because of the Grand Mal seizure she suffered
and she wants Mary Jane to return home to assist her
to find a attorney to place the family home in joint
tenancy in case something were to happen to her. Attorney,
James Unis, had never completed the
transfer of the family home to a joint tenancy in
and after 1965. THE ESTATE OWNED BY JANE AND MARY
JANE HAS A TOTAL VALUE OF ABOUT $250,000.00, at this
time.
1983,
September - Mary Jane Duchene arrives to assist
mother with family business as per Jane Duchene’s
request, after contacting a local Twin Cities friend,
Eugene Edie, to obtain the names of
several attorneys specializing in estate and property
law;- and stays for one month. Jane Duchene gives
Mary Jane Duchene $10,000.00.
1984,
January - Title on Duchene family home vested
in joint tenancy with Mary Jane by Kathleen
Knutson from Oakes and Knatz
law firm.
1984
- Mary Jane Duchene begins to live in both U.K. and
Denmark as she has met and becomes engaged to Alan
Johannesen, of Copenhagen, Denmark.
TERMINAL
STAGE HISTORY
1985,
February/March - Dorothy Krause, mother of Jane
Duchene and Roger Krause terminally ill and dies at
age 85, having given all of her estate, equally, to
Roger Krause and Jane Duchene, a year or two before
her death.
1985,
July/August - Mary Jane Duchene visits Jane Duchene
for one month. Jane Duchene complains that she has
lost weight and that she does not feel very well.
Jane and Mary Jane have an enjoyable month of recreational
and social activities inclusive visiting relatives
such as Marjorie Phiffner-Horness, the
sister of Dorothy Krause, and aunt of Jane and Mary
Jane Duchene.
1985,
October/November - Jane Duchene, in a telephone
conversation with Mary Jane Duchene, from London,
England; tells Mary Jane that she does not feel well
and makes the statement that “some people are
not meant to live as long as others”, which Mary
Jane found ominous and made her concerned.
1985,
Christmas - Mary Jane Duchene and Alan Johannesen
and his family call Jane Duchene on Christmas day
and announce their engagement. Jane Duchene is delighted
and states that she
wants to arrange to purchase Roger’s Krause’s
portion of the diamond rings that belonged to Dorothy
Krause so that Mary Jane could have them for sentimental
reasons at Mary Jane’s wedding.
1986,
January 7 - Jane Duchene admitted to United Hospital
by Dr. Victor Corbett for chest pains.
Tests conducted and diagnosis of cancer around pleural
lining of the lung made.
1986,
January 19 - Bessie Krause leaves message on Mary
Jane Duchene’s answering machine informing Mary
Jane that Jane Duchene is in hospital and has cancer.
Mary Jane calls Jane Duchene and Jane tells her that
she feels quite good and that she does not need to
come immediately, only when Jane is sure she needs
her. Jane tells Mary Jane she is interested in selling
the house.
1986,
January 19 - February 2 - Mary Jane keeps in telephone
contact with Jane Duchene. Mary Jane Duchene contacts
their attorney, Oakes and Knatz by letter,
explaining that Jane Duchene may wish to sell the
family home for alternate housing such as an apartment.
The attorney, Julie Skarda, Oakes and
Knatz responds by letter, stating:
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they are pleased to assist
- recommending
that Mary Jane Duchene arrange a Durable Power of
Attorney - Mary Jane does not receive this communication
from the attorney until she returns to the USA (she
has asked that they duplicate correspondence to the
USA and Denmark, in the situation).
1986,
January 26 - Bessie Krause calls Mary Jane and
Alan Johannesen in a hysterical frame of mind stating
that Mary Jane must come back immediately because
Jane Duchene will not eat, and is imminently terminal.
1986,
February 02 - Mary Jane Duchene arrives in the
USA. Mary Jane Duchene flies direct from Copenhagen
to Minneapolis on the first available flight, intending
to stay as long as necessary. Mary Jane visits Jane
Duchene in hospital that evening. Roger Krause asks
Mary Jane;- “where does your mother want to be
buried and what about the money”.
1986,
February 05 - Nancy Massman, a continuum
of Care nurse from United Hospital approaches
Mary Jane Duchene in a hostile manner and insists
that Jane Duchene wants to go into a nursing home,
although Jane Duchene is extremely ill and cannot
state much. Massman omits disclosure of her extensive
contact with Roger and Bessie Krause from the time
Jane Duchene was admitted, that made the assumption
that Mary Jane would stay no longer than two months
and that social services would be called if Mary Jane
stayed longer than two months. Verified United Hospital
records.
1986,
February 08 - Alan Johannesen comes
to Minneapolis from Copenhagen because Jane Duchene’s
condition is reportedly poor when Mary Jane arrives.
By the time Alan Arrives, Jane Duchene is improving
and recovering from the severe infection which was
causing the critical condition.
1986,
February 08 - February 11 - Jane Duchene's condition
improves.
1986,
February 11 - Jane Duchene is released from United
Hospital and goes to the family home with Mary Jane
Duchene and Alan Johannesen. Jane Duchene’s insulin
orders are for 12 units of lente insulin in the AM
and 4 units of lente insulin plus 6 units of regular
in the PM. See A-1.
1986,
February 11-March 20 - Mary Jane Duchene assisted
Jane Duchene with:
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arranging
for sale of home and finding nursing/residence home/apartment
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lucrative
investments of assets realized from the sale of the
home
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finalizing
the Durable Medical Power of Attorney (prepared by
family attorney Julie Skarda)
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giving
personal assistance including: wigs, clothes, getting
food, managing nursing staff, driving to doctor visits,
cooking and cleaning.
1986,
February 11 through March 20 - Nancy Tuzinski,
a home health nurse from
the United Hospital home health division visited Jane
Duchene twice a week. Jane Duchene repeated herself,
saying she could not taste and had difficulty concentrating
on ordinary things such as reading or watching television.
Verified by affidavits of:
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Alan Johannesen,
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Mary
Jane Duchene,
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Georgia
Ek,
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Carol Leopold (Georgia Ek’s daughter),
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Pat Gallagher,
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Judy Arcand Melander
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Pastor
Dennis Ruhnke [Pastor Ruhnke also testified
in probate court about his visits to Jane Duchene
at United Hospital, her home and later at Wedgewood Healthcare Center, Inver Grove, Minnesota.].
1986, February 24, 1986 - DR. CORBETT RAISES JANE
DUCHENE’S INSULIN DOSAGE T0 18 UNITS LENTE IN A.M.
AND 8 UNITS OF LENTE IN THE P.M. BY TELEPHONE ORDERS ON
2/24/86, because Jane Duchene was eating better. SEE A-7.
1986,
February 21 - At Mary Jane Duchene’s request,
because the Krauses had been avoiding contact with the
Duchenes and Allan Johannesen:
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Bessie and Roger Krause invite Jane, Mary Jane and
Alan Johannesen to dinner at their home. Verified
by the affidavit of Alan Johannesen.
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Roger
Krause meets privately with Alan and Mary Jane and
is hostile to them about nursing homes which Mary
Jane is looking at with Jane. Verified by the affidavit
of Alan Johannesen.
1986,
February 23 - Alan Johannesen returns to Denmark
to fulfill work commitments for his job as a ship
broker, and keeps in touch with Mary Jane by telephone.
1986,
late February - Mary Jane Duchene took Jane to
see her oncologist, Dr. Irving lerner [also an Internist
and Diabetes Specialist].
1986,
March 16 - Bessie and Roger Krause call and arrange
to visit Jane Duchene that afternoon. Bessie and Roger
Krause are alone in the Duchene family home with access
to the family fiscal and legal records, including
the Durable Power of Attorney drafted by Julie Skarda
because Mary Jane has a Pre-arrangement to have lunch
with her friend, Judy Arcand Melander that afternoon.
1986,
March 17 - Mary Jane and Jane Duchene go to Woodbury
Villas and Retirement Center, with Nursing Home facility
for a complimentary dinner. Mary Jane and Jane were
impressed by the facility and planned to choose that
facility, which was in another county, Washington
County, but not far from the family home. Mary Jane
told Georgia Ek about this, as she and her daughter
had visited that day. Georgia Ek telephoned Bessie
Krause and Bessie Krause telephoned Mary Jane and
was very hostile to her saying it was too far for
her and for Roger Krause to travel.
1986,
March 18 - Contact with social services by Krauses
to get Duchene money:
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Mary
Jane and Jane Duchene attend the office of Oakes and
Knatz and Jane Duchene signs the Power of Attorney
that had been prepared about one month earlier. Verified
by attorney’s records, testimony of Julie Skarda
and Durable Medical Power of Attorney.
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Roger
and Bessie Krause call to arrange to take Jane Duchene
to dinner that evening. The Krauses omitted to inform
Mary Jane that they had arranged this as a ruse with
Ken Reichstadt to obtain physical control of Jane
Duchene and arrange to change her
attorney and estate without court orders and without
a guardianship proceeding. In time sequence, events
were:
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5;45
PM - Roger and Bessie Krause collect Jane Duchene,
later than they originally scheduled, which was
at 5:00 PM.
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7:00
PM - Roger and Bessie Krause meet Ken Reichstadt
and Jeff Batzel at 33 East Wentworth, West St.
Paul, MN., the Dakota County Human and Social
Services Building. They interrogate Jane Duchene
until 10:30 PM.
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Verified
by vulnerable adult file and taped 20 minute
interview of Jane Duchene which is part of
that file, obtained by court order on August
14, 1987.
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Also verified by invoices of Dennis Briguet
(attorney obtained by Dakota County workers,
Reichstadt and Batzel, to assist the Krauses
to control Jane Duchene’s person and
property without guardianship or conservatorship
proceedings), affidavit and records of attorney,
Pat Gallagher, the depositions of Bessie Krause,
Reichstadt, Dennis Briguet and Batzel.
-
10:00
PM - Reichstadt calls Dakota County Attorney
and obtains permission from Assistant Dakota County
Attorney, Mark Ponsolle to get Dennis Briguet,
attorney with offices at 33 East Wentworth, WSP,
MN., to act:
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allegedly for Jane Duchene, although she still
has her own attorney, and revoke the Durable Medical
Power of Attorney giving Mary Jane Duchene medical
control signed earlier that day;
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create
a new General Power of Attorney for Roger Krause
for Jane Duchene to sign which included the legal
description of the Duchene family home. (Legal
descriptions of real property were only available
from the County Recorder’s Office which closed
at 4:00 PM.)
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Verified by the General Power of Attorney and
revocation document, officiated by Dennis Briguet
and the depositions of Dennis Briguet, Reichstadt,
Batzel and Bessie Krause.
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No
psychiatric or psychological evaluations were
done although there were significant indications,
on the 20 minute tape, that Jane Duchene could
not read or understand things well;- before what
amount to a new guardian (Roger Krause) was appointed
by county bureaucrats. None of the parties present
had an educational background in mental health
for the geriatric and elderly, verified by the
deposition of Reichstadt which confirms he had
a B.A. in social work and
business. See 120 page Case Study by Dr. Murphy
and shorter summaries by Dr. Murphy for probate
record.
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10:30
PM - Reichstadt and Batzel, with the Krauses,
enter the Duchene family home from the side door,
without a warrant or legal authority and:
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make
allegations, of a nonspecific nature, that Mary
Jane had been accused of abuse by a “professional
person”.
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Reichstadt
and Batzel refused to let Mary Jane leave the
bedroom. Obviously threatened and frightened
for her own safety, by this, Mary Jane telephoned
Judy Arcand Melander, who she had called earlier
that night, at about 9:00, worried because her
mother was so late, and concerned there had
been a car accident; and asked her to come over
to witness the apparently illicit actions that
were transpiring because she was fearful of
being harmed by Reichstadt and Batzel,
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Judy
Melander agreed to come and recommended that
Mary Jane call her attorney,
Pat Gallagher, who worked on probate and estate
work. Mary Jane did call Gallagher who stayed
on line with Mary Jane until Batzel, Reichstadt
and the Krauses left. Judy Melander arrived
within 20 minutes of Mary Jane’s call to
her.
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Batzel
attempted to demand that Mary Jane sign over
travelers checks and other documents to him.
Mary Jane refused, telling Batzel “arrest
me or get out of home”. Pat Gallagher,
suggested that Mary Jane allow Batzel to take
the checks, without prejudice, so that they
would leave the house.
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Bessie
Krause shrieked abuse at and about Mary Jane
to Judy Melander, when Judy arrived. Judy observes
that Jane Duchene is present and Jane is observed
by Judy Melander walking disjointedly to and
fro while the turmoil raged, in the living room;
asking Judy to “take care of Mary Jane”.
In her affidavit Judy Melander stated that
she observed Jane Duchene was hazed and confused.
Judy felt the situation was brutal and cruel
toward Jane and Mary Jane Duchene. Verified
in affidavit of Judy Melander.
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11:45
PM - Batzel, Reichstadt and Krauses leave. Roger
and Bessie Krause leave taking Jane Duchene with
them to their home. Judy Melander stays with Mary
Jane who is terrorized and in a state of extreme
trauma.
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Mary
Jane Duchene does not see Jane Duchene alive again.
1986,
March 21 - Roger and Bessie Krause take Jane Duchene
to Dr. Corbett’s office to have her declared mentally
competent by Dr. Corbett. Corbett does no psychological,
mental status or psychiatric evaluation and he has no
mental health training.
Mary Jane, along with many others that were in contact
with Jane in early 1986, raised concerns about Jane
Duchene’s mental competence because of possible
organic brain damaged perceived the obvious undue influenced
and abuse of Jane Duchene by the Krauses. Additionally
these parties observed that the Krauses sought to destroy
Mary Jane Duchene's reputation, personal, professional
and social life, to get money that belonged to her and
her mother.
1986, March 21 - Roger and Bessie Krause take
Jane Duchene to all her banks in the afternoon and remove
Mary Jane Duchene from the joint tenancies. Instead,
Roger Krause, himself, is added as a joint tenant on
accounts. Within a few days Mary Jane Duchene writes
to the two or three banks involved and invokes their
fiduciary obligation to her and her mother and successfully
freezes all accounts, accounts except for one account
which Jane Duchene needs to pay bills and met her needs,
additional to her pension and health insurance.
1986,
March 21 - Mary Jane Duchene contacts Dave Duchene,
who is a nurse, and whose wife Janet, and mother in
law, Louise Erickson,
are also nurses, telling them what has happened and
affirming previous plans that Dave and his wife would
help Mary Jane to look after Jane, although the situation
had escalated to a significant one fraught with legal,
financial and medical complications.
1986,
March 25 - Mary Jane Duchene contacts a friend,
Gill Jackson, to find a mental
health professional who would be able to help Mary Jane
to understand her mother’s symptoms and clarify
what tests and evaluations her mother should have to
resolve both medical dangers and legal/financial catastrophe
which seemed imminent. Gill says he knows the wife of
a psychiatrist and will speak with her. Verified in
affidavits of Gill Jackson and his wife.
1986,
March 26 - Dr. B. William Murphy telephones
Mary Jane Duchene after speaking with his wife and Gill
Jackson. He says Jane’s "perseveration"
and other symptoms suggest organic brain syndrome, possibly
from spread of cancer;- he says that a complete battery
of tests should be given; such as CAT scans and various
mental status examinations and psychological and neurological
tests.
1986,
March 27 - Roger Krause calls Mary Jane Duchene and
threatens her with more police activity against her if
she does not’t hand over more papers, including documents
relevant to the family home. Mary Jane, already traumatized
and fearful, calls Pastor Ruhnke who became her mother’s
pastor in the fall of 1985, to request he be present as
a witness. Roger Krause is subdued from extreme hostility
by the pastor’s presence. Jane Duchene is mainly
typically quiet, but is inappropriately saying she wants
her house and car back although she cannot look after
the house or drive her car. Verified in all respects by
the affidavits and testimony of Pastor Dennis Ruhnke,
1987 and 1988.
1986,
March 28 - Meeting at Dennis Briguet’s office
with his partner, William Lanoue and the Krauses:
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Mary Jane Duchene is present with Pat Gallagher, attorney
on her behalf.
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Bessie
is present and aggressive in making vicious and wild
accusations against Mary Jane.
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Roger Krause is present and says “Jane is feeling
better now and is thinking of signing a will”.
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Roger,
Bessie and Lanoue are saying Jane wants her house
back and she wants Mary Jane, who has her own home
in London, England, and a hoe with her fiancé,
in Copenhagen, Denmark, and who is the joint owner
of the house in the USA: to leave so she can have
it. This conduct is behavior uncharacteristic of Jane
Duchene.
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Jane
Duchene is present but is unable to and does not participate
in the meeting, she looks out the window into space
and says nothing. She is emotionally uninvolved in
the meeting which is extremely hostile and emotional,
affecting everyone there, except Jane Duchene.
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Verified by the notes, records, affidavits and testimony
of Pat Gallagher, Attorney.
1986,
April 05 - After retaining Pat Gallagher to commence
guardianship proceeding and insuring that a complete battery
of psychiatric, psychological and neurological tests are
done on April 4, 1986; Mary Jane Duchene returns to Denmark
to be with her fiancé and attempt to recover from
the trauma and horror she had experienced. By the time
Jane Duchene dies on November 19, 1986; Mary Jane Duchene
incurred about $10,000.00 in legal fees and another $10,000.00
in telephone
charges for long distance calls to her attorney and others;-
as there was no cooperation from the Krauses or Dr. Corbett
regarding evaluation of Jane Duchene, until Roger Krause
suddenly terminally ill with pancreatic cancer, which
meant her would die before Jane Duchene, which made it
impossible for him to continue to control Jane Duchene.
1986,
April 1986 - Roger and Bessie Krause and others, place
Jane Duchene in the Duchene family residence to live,
alone without assistance. This is presumably done to validate
claims of mental competence made at the 3/28/86 meeting
with lawyers, that Jane Duchene wonted her house back,
regardless of the dangers to Jane Duchene who could not
take care of herself and her home, without help.
1986,
April 23 - Jane Duchene placed in Wedgewood Healthcare Center, Inver Grove, Minnesota., Inver Grove Heights. Minnesota; near the residence
of Dennis Briguet, by the Krauses, Ken Reichstadt, and
Dennis Briguet. This facility is a nursing home. Roger
Krause was named on the admitting documents as the “responsible
party”. Verified by Wedgewood records.
1986,
April 23 - Jane Duchene placed in Wedgewood Healthcare Center, Inver Grove, Minnesota., Inver Grove Heights. Minnesota.
This facility is a nursing home, by Roger and Bessie Krause
and Dakota County worker Ken Reichstadt
1986,
January though August - No formal and objective psychiatric
or psychological testing is done to check for and abate
metastases to the brain and mental status problems.
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Discharge
Orders of Dr. Victor Corbett from United Hospital,
February 11, 1986...A-1
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Discharge
Orders of Dr. Victor Corbett from United Hospital,
February 11, 1986...A-1
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Diabetes
Record Books, sections, from 1983, 1984 and 1985...A-2,
A-3,
A-4,
A-5,
A-6
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Diabetes
Record Books, sections, from 1983, 1984 and 1985...A-2,
A-3,
A-4,
A-5,
A-6
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Orders Dr. Corbett, February 24 and March 21, 1986
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Insulin
Orders Dr. Corbett, February 24 and March 21, 1986...A-7
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Jane
Dorothy Duchene, Homicide Victim, 1919-1986 - from withdrawal
of her insulin by Dr. Victor Corbett at Wedgewood Healthcare Center, Inver Grove, Minnesota.. Crime covered up by Dakota County Coroner, Dr. John Plunkett, Dakota
County Attorney James Backstrom, and others. Crime aided
and abetted by Dakota County Social Worker, Ken Reichstadt,
and West Saint Paul Policeman, Jeffrey Batzel. How many
more will die? HER DEATH IS NOT IN VAIN!!!
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