What it looks like on the record. What it is.

On the record

Public notice and prior deck: $10,000 cash-only. Case 20SL-CR00805 still NOT DISPOSED.

In reality

Bond paper in the file: Bond 17709 ($75) and Bond 17711 ($300), same day. Bond-type boxes NOT checked on 17711 (DOC-02). Bridgeton cancelled a warrant the same day. Two stories of money. Both stay in this ledger until a certified docket says otherwise.

On the record

Possession except 35g or less marijuana. NOT DISPOSED. Crime Lab LAB-19-014038.

In reality

Items present, not booked: crack pipe, meth pipe, spoon, suboxone, weed, weed pipe, Tylenol 4s. Items booked: fluid in a needle and ~30 empty capsules that tested NEGATIVE. the 2019 co-defendant charged with one pill after a Northwoods name-run. Officer H. promised no charges, then called the next day.

On the record

NOT DISPOSED.

In reality

A month of transfers through eight cities. The City never came. Joan Miller held the municipal dockets from the federal side. The row that looks like a live drug case is a bounce that never closed.

On the record

Nothing. Not Case.net. Not sealed commercial report. Not in her paper file. Invisible online. She had to call DOR.

In reality

DOR phone, August 2026. Berkeley no insurance 9/6/2009, closed ('whatevered') 5/12/2012. Overland improper lane change 5/1/2010, in system as of 4/4/2012. City speeding 5/7/2010, in system as of 6/6/2012. Clerk: not purgeable because tied to a point suspension. Ordinary convictions can drop at three years; point-suspension tickets can stay five years from reinstatement. These are the pre-bounce hooks: held in Berkeley, transferred to Overland, City never came, May 2011 Hazelwood possession. Same debtors-prison geography as St. Ann 5159695. Clerk named Form 5681, notarize, ~14 business days, $8–10. Published DOR form for a personal notarized record is 4681 ($2.82 + notary). No docket numbers until the certified print lands. Both columns stay.

On the record

Commercial report prints a handful of Rebecca rows. Case.net does not print a year-by-year matrix. The three DOR tickets (Berkeley 2009, Overland 2010, City 2010) are a separate first-person phone call.

In reality

Compiled ticket lists exist. Bond and custody figures in those lists are estimates. Invented municipal numbers stay off this page. Do not merge any invented number into 20SL-CR00805.

On the record

sealed commercial report: passing bad check < $500, RSMo 570.120, 2009-08-18, NOT DISPOSED. No case number printed.

In reality

First-person: theft of cable services, Overland, late 2009. Job loss. Unemployment. Homestead Financial Mortgage in Maryland Heights. Possibly an erased-and-restored commercial-report artifact. Dual-column. No docket is invented here.

On the record

2011CF52 and 2011TR1190 — DISMISSED.

In reality

Same day as the federal arrest that is sealed. The dismissals are the visible half.

On the record

1211-CR02211 guilty plea. Then federal custody March 2 2012 – August 9 2013 (~17 months). BOP register number [withheld].

In reality

Fifty-plus bookings before prison, per the notebook. The plea is a row. The notebook is FCI Waseca's address, WAS/[email protected], and the care stack that comes after.

On the record

Municipal jail time.

In reality

Three months per charge, no lawyer. Argersinger. The record does not say unconstitutional. The Constitution does.

On the record

Payment plan, DOC-11, signed by the judge.

In reality

The judge is the former federal public defender. No waiver. The order looks like a debt. It is a conflict.

On the record

Unpaid fines already in the system when the Malibu is stopped.

In reality

White Malibu, Danielle from Overland (last name withheld), student-loan purchase, check-engine light, later gifted to James Hall. The docket says failure to pay. It does not say treatment.

On the record

St. Ann Claimant ID 5159695, file marked X (jailed for nonpayment). Thomas 4:16-cv-1302 / Walker 4:18-cv-1699, $3.125M. Ferguson $4.5M. City warrant recall $3.3M (2009–2016). County FTA $825k. Maplewood $3.25M. Eldridge v. St. John.

In reality

The cities already paid classes of people for the thing the commercial report still calls her record.

On the record

No criminal 'surrender of evidence' row. Device gone.

In reality

Mailed under threat the day after Officer H. testified in the 2019 companion case. Federal mailbox. OIG complaint is the paper trail.

On the record

Probation expired. Case.net still showing into April 2025, blocking SLPS hiring.

In reality

The last formal hook into her circle. The hiring screen outlived the sentence.

On the record

Not a criminal row. State treasuries holding wages, checks, refunds, deposits.

In reality

Eight jurisdictions. Aggregate identified cash exceeds $5,400. Ohio is the largest bucket. These are state-treasury claims, not a rap sheet. The commercial report does not print this.

On the record

Open 2009 check, 2011 Hazelwood, 2019 Heights — three Rebecca rows still not disposed.

In reality

Jobs and schooling foregone because of the record. The 2019 co-defendant's SLPS block through April 2025 is the collateral version of the same filter.

On the record

Checklist lists 20SL-CR00805, 12SL-CR07085, 4211-CR02211, 11R019803176, 2011TR1190, 2011CF52. Upload-When-Done boxes empty. Source is a sealed commercial report PDF, not a Case.net dump.

In reality

Catalog already holds 20SL, 12SL, 11R019803176, 2011TR1190, 2011CF52 (ID theft dismissed), and 1211-CR02211. Dual-column: 4211-CR02211 vs 1211-CR02211 — do not merge. Dual-column: checklist frames 2011CF52 as possession-guilty plus ID-theft dismissed; catalog keeps the sealed commercial report identity-theft dismissed row. Third-party Case.net files stay off this public site.