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TORRINGTON TELEGRAM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2019 • A3

ruled Snyder fit for trial, and the case was bound over to district court, which hears felony cases, in February.

Snyder again pleaded not guilty by reason of mental illness in the higher court, which triggered an-other round of mental evaluations. On May 29, the defense was grant-ed a stay in the proceedings for an-other round of mental evaluations. The deadline for the evaluation has been extended several times since the being ordered, and now Snyder’s team is seeking an outside opinion.

On Sept. 9, attorney Jonathon

Foreman filed a motion for a sec-ond mental evaluation. According to court documents, the evaluation will be conducted by Dr. Maximil-lian Wachtel, at the request of the defense.

Snyder is accused of fatally stab-bing Wade Erschabeck in May 2018.

Early in the proceedings last May, Snyder told law enforcement officials that he attacked the vic-tim in self-defense and maintained that was the reason during his ini-tial appearance before Arp.

According to the Aff idavit of Probable Cause filed in the case by Sheriff Kory Fleenor, an eye-witness to the stabbing said Sny-der aggressively followed a pickup

truck the eyewitness and Erscha-beck were riding in to a friend’s house. The eyewitness said the victim approached the driver’s side of the truck Snyder was driv-ing and said he could tell “Sny-der was psyching himself up for a confrontation.”

The witness reported he saw Sny-der exit his truck, and that Snyder then “aggressively and very quick-ly moved around the front of the pickup and stabbed Erschabeck in the chest,” the affidavit said.

The eyewitness stated in the af-fidavit that Snyder “never spoke or made any noise during the move-ment or the stabbing.”

Snyder was later apprehended

and interviewed at the Goshen County Detention Center by Flee-nor and Investigator Rick Scott, where he said he had acted to de-fend himself. Snyder told the in-vestigators that he had confronted Erschabeck because he believed Erschabeck had stolen the title to his truck.

Snyder told investigators he fol-lowed the victim and the eyewit-ness “so he could confront Erscha-beck about taking his title,” the af-fidavit said.

“Although Mr. Snyder admitted to stabbing Erschabeck in the chest, he stated Erschabeck was the ag-gressor and he had to act in self-defense,” the affidavit said.

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OngoingRegistration is now open for the

annual Tom Harpstreith Memori-al Youth Hunt. The hunt this year is scheduled for Jan. 26, 2020.

The memorial hunt is open to all youth ages 8 to 17 and the number of hunters is limited. Early regis-tration is recommended at www.tomarpstreithmemorialyouthhunt.com.

For more information, email tomsyouthhunt2020@gmail.com.

Oct. 4Right-to-Life group to host

LifeChainThe Goshen County Right-to-

Life group will host its annual LifeChain event from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the corner of Main Street and Valley Road (Hwys. 26 and 85) in Torrington.

The event will be held in con-junction with the national Life-Chain event. Interested parties are invited to “Pray 4 hope to in-f luence the hearts and minds of mothers, fathers and families to choose life for their unborn chil-dren,” according to a press release

from the organization.T he G oshen C ou nt y R i g ht-

t o - L i fe g r oup me et s at 7: 3 0 p.m. on the third Mondays of the month in the Brand Room at t he G o shen C ou nt y Ren-dezvous Center. For more in-for mat ion, cont act Ja n L ong at (307) 575-2069.

Oct. 5Fall book sale set

The Goshen County Library Foundation will host its annual Fall Book Sale, Oct. 5-19, at the Li-brary Annex, 2017 East A St., in Torrington. Sale hours will be 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays.

Pricing breakdown will be as follows:

• Full marked price, Oct. 5-10• Half-price sale, Oct. 11-15• $10 “fill-a-bag” sale, Oct. 16-19

Oct. 8Snapshot Day at Goshen

County LibraryWyoming l ibraries wil l host

Snapshot Day, a chance to get seen promoting local libraries.

Stop by the Goshen County Li-brary on Oct. 8, strike a pose, and ask a staff member to take your photo. Snapshot Day is sponsored by the Wyoming State Library, which urges people to “show how much you love the l ibrary by being seen there.”

To see images from the 2018 Snapshot Day, visit wyomingsnap-shot.weebly.com.

Oct. 10Soup Cook-off at

Farmer’s MarketThe Goshen County Extension

and the Torrington Farmers Mar-ket will host the annual Goshen County Soup Cook-off, starting at 4 p.m. and the City Park Pavilion on East C. Street in Torrington.

Registration fee for soup chefs is $10 per entry, with team entries welcome. For $5, soup lovers will get a mug and the chance to sam-ple all the soup entries. Winners will be selected by popular vote of the soup tasters.

For more information or for

entry forms, contact the Goshen County Extension Service office, (307) 532-2436. Entry deadline is Oct. 4.

Oct. 21Library hosts moon

watch partyThe Goshen County Library will

host Observe the Moon Night with Jessica Anders.

The event is scheduled for 6 to 7 p.m. in the Library parking lot on East A Street in Torrington.

The Torrington Telegram wel-comes submissions for the weekly Calendar of Events. To have an event or activity placed on the cal-endar, please email detailed in-formation including date, time and location, along with a brief description of the event, to the edi-tor at abrosig@torringtontele-gram.com Groups and organiza-tions are responsible for alerting the Torrington Telegram to any changes, updates or cancellations in event schedules, location or contact information.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Senior Friendship Center

Oct. 2Pork wing and sauerkraut, carrots, baby bakers,

tossed salad, applesauce, peanut butter cookieOct. 3

Oven-fried chicken, potato salad, California-blend veggies, gingerbread w/topping

Oct. 4Hot beef sandwich, mashed potatoes, gravy, winter-

blend veggies, tossed salad, fruit cupOct. 7

Spaghetti w/meat sauce, green beans, tossed salad, breadstick, peaches, tapioca

Oct. 8Turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, California-blend

veggies, coleslaw, cinnamon apple slices

GCSD No. 1

Oct. 2Roast beef in gravy, chicken nugget, dinner roll,

mashed potatoesOct. 3

Chicken alfredo w/dinner roll, burrito, sesame roasted green beans, fruit crisp

Oct. 4Pizza Hut pizza, turkey and cheese sub, baked

beansOct. 7

Chicken tacos, corn dogs, refried beansOct. 8

French toast w/omelet, personal pizza, French fries, juice cup

LUNCH MENUOBITUARY

Dorothy M. Judd (Bayless) was born on Sept. 14, 1956, in Tor-rington. She passed away Sept. 26, 2019, at 5 a.m.

She is survived by three chil-dren: Goldie Lint of Surprise, Ariz, Jennifer Lorenz of Guern-sey and Isaac Parker of Tor-rington; three brothers, Bronco, Richard and Edgar Bayless; two sister, Loisann Armstrong and Connie Hirschmugl and numer-ous cousins, nieces, nephews and grandchildren

She was preceded in death by her father, Max, mother, Eva, and brother, Terry Bayless.

Memorial services will be at a later date. Donations are greatly appreciated. Send to Jennifer Lo-renz; P.O. Box 171, Guernsey, WY, 82214

Dorothy M. JuddSept. 14, 1956 – Sept. 26, 2019

Hazardous Household and Ag Waste Collection Day, sponsored by North Platte Valley, South Goshen,and Lingle/Ft. Laramie Conservation Districts,

will be held on October 12, 2019 at the Goshen County Weed and Pest Parking Lot between 9:00 am and noon.

All pesticides, fertilizers, insecticides, household cleaners, lead or oil-based paints, E-waste including kitchen appliances, small appliances, air conditioners, computers, monitors, cell phones, batteries, and televisions will be accepted. This is a

free service to the public.In addition, Goshen County Weed and Pest will be collecting

personal vehicle tires under 20” that are rimless,and clean of dirt, rocks, and trash (limited to 5 tires per family.)

Call 307-532-4880 ext 101 for further information.For information regarding tires call Weed and Pest at 307-532-3713.