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A high-profile trial in Antrim County ends in acquittals for three men, Cheboygan cleans up from a massive fire, and we spend a little time with the jellies.
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The deliberations follow a trial that stretched more than three weeks, featuring hundreds of pieces of evidence, along with testimony from federal agents, undercover officers and two of the three defendants.
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Attorneys made closing arguments Wednesday, after more than three weeks of testimony from federal agents, undercover officers and some of the defendants themselves.
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William Null's testimony came after co-defendant Eric Molitor. They, along with William's brother, Michael Null, are on trial in Antrim County for their alleged involvement in a failed plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
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Eric Molitor was asked about his ride to surveil Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's cabin in Elk Rapids in August, 2020.
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This week: Three men on trial in Antrim Co., accused in the plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. Plus, sheep at the solar array, and more access to dental care.
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Eric Molitor and brothers William and Michael Null are the last of several defendants to be tried for the unsuccessful 2020 plot.
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Shawn Fix, 40, could face up to 20 years in prison for one count of attempting to provide material support for terrorism.
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