MINIGH GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY IN METH CASE - Not Guilty On Two Other Counts

(04/05/2007)

Following a day and a half trial in Grantsville, a Calhoun jury found Danny Minigh, 56, not guilty on two counts - operating a clandestine meth lab and manufacturing a controlled substance. The jury did find Minigh guilty of conspiracy in the drug case, and he is facing 1-5 years in the state penitentiary on that charge. Minigh is already facing 3-15 years in prison, related to being found guilty on other drug-related charges. The trial had been postponed several times, because Minigh was undergoing medical treatment, there was some jurisdictional issues and Minigh changed his mind about a plea agreement. The Calhoun Circuit Court, Judge Thomas Evans III presiding, also arraigned Sara Beecher on delivery of a controlled substance. Court continues today: - Travis Sampson, sentencing - Dennis Sears, sentencing - Cecil Pomeroy, sentencing - Greg Springston, sentencing Civil and Other Cases: - Glen and Ruth Close, counselors Orton Jones/Tony Morgan, filing resources and inventory - Citibank vs. Ellen Lacy, further hearing - Miller vs. Smith et al, counselors Tony Morgan/John Oshoway, partition suit - BSCE/Ellen White vs. Kenneth White, family court appeal - Robert Sweeney vs. Annette Webb, family court appeal

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