Leah was brutally murdered two years ago tomorrow. It's strange that this anniversary came to pass, yet again. Another year. Another year of toying with the idea of the law, and people actually taking steps to make it happen (in Wisconsin). It's been a hard year for everyone within the Leah's Law group, and I am very sorry I haven't been able to update.

I recently left my position at Cellular One and things have been a little hectic.

I had an unexpected move, a visit from a sister out of state, and of course -- no computer still at my new house. I was also recently diagnosed as bipolar II which gives me an official disability and an entire host of other problems to deal with. We've had a very sad illness in my family as well, which is hard to deal with at this time.

 I will have a computer by the end of January and you'll receive many more updates.

If you've had the chance to read the Superior Evening Telegram recently you might've noticed Jason Borelli is trying to get another trial, as we suspected he would. Considering this is the two year anniversary of Leah's murder this week -- I hate him more now. I don't think I'll ever be able to forgive him, and this new insight into how "sorry" he is only makes it worse. Appeal all you want, sweetie. You're going to be in jail for a long, long time. Any possibility of parole ever, and I will be at that trial with the rest of the Leah's Law group telling the parole board why you should NEVER BE PAROLED.

In other news, the Leah's Law group (minus me) will be attending Superior Days again in February, 2008. I'm excited to hear what happens although sad I cannot attend myself. I have a new job and I cannot miss my training.

Melinda's also going to be having her surgery very soon and I hope you keep her in your prayers.