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Bothell resident loses bid to block evidence in murder trial BY SCOTT NORTH Sound Publishing
A Bothell man lost a bid Thursday to block prosecutors from much of the evidence they hope to use to prove he murdered his
wife early last year. Alan Smith, 39, is scheduled to go on trial in January, charged with firstdegree murder. His public defenders asked Snohomish County Superior Court
Judge Linda Krese to rule police used seven flawed search warrants to build the case against him. They urged the judge to suppress evidence gathered from Smith’s home, body, bank,
vehicles, cellphones, computers and other electronic devices. The judge for the most part declined. She ruled that police were overbroad in seeking
some evidence. For example, police sought all diary entries Smith had ever made regarding his personal relationships. But detectives proved they had enough
reasons to look for evidence linked to the killing in nearly every place they searched, Krese said. Snohomish County prosecutors allege that [ more EVIDENCE page 3 ]
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Bothell Summer Concert Series brings in favorites Members of Magic Bus are set to perform for Bothell’s Music in the Park Concert Series on Aug. 22. Magic Bus is a retro-rock and roll band based from Seattle that have been playing all over the country, including this venue, for years. See full story on page 5. COURTESY PHOTO
he Washington state 2014 primary election took place Aug. 5 and there are very few surprises for races that impact Northshore residents. The results, however, maybe a barometer for the general election. The most hotly contested race was to see who, out of the six challengers, would take on incumbent U.S. Rep. Suzan DelBene in the 1st Congressional District during the general election. To no one’s surprise, DelBene is garnering the top spot in the toptwo primary with 51 percent of the vote. Two Republicans lead the rest of the pack, as Microsoft engineer Pedro Celis is beating as biochemist Robert J. Sutherland by a little more than 900 votes, 16.4115.63 percent. In early returns Sutherland held a narrow lead but it swung in Celis’ direction late last week. In a
distant fourth place is John Orlinski with 10 percent. The closest of the primary battles involve Bothell races, as 1st District Rep. Luis Moscoso (D-Mountlake Terrace) is leading his republican challenger, Edward J. Barton (R-Mill Creek), 44-43 percent. But a third candidate, democrat Dave Griffin, is pulling in 12 percent of the vote. Griffin will likely not make it to the general election. Rep. Derek Stanford is running unopposed. The 46th District primary involving Kenmore has less competitive races. State Sen. David Frockt (D-Seattle) leads his challenger, Van Sperry (R-Kenmore), 79-21 percent and State Rep. Jessyn Farrell (D-Seattle) is leading Branden Curtis (R-Shoreline), 82-18 percent. No other candidates are running in these races and all will advance to the general election. Rep. Gerry Pollet is running unopposed.
More than 600 businesses apply for city of Kenmore’s registration program More than 600 Kenmore businesses registered in the city’s new business registration program. The Kenmore City Coun-
cil voted in favor of the program at a meeting on July 22, 2013. Businesses registered in the program will be on Kenmore’s online directory, set to launch on the city’s website by September.
Assistant City Manager Nancy Ousley said the decision goes way back to when the council was creating an economic development strategy in 2009. “This was one of the ac-
tions that was called for in our five year action plan to support local businesses,” Ousley said. “The best way to be able to support our local businesses is to know who is here so that we can connect
with them better and therefore learn more about what their needs are.” Council members say they want their program to be business-friendly. “That’s one of the reasons
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www.bothell-reporter.com • www.kenmore-reporter.com Smith in February 2013 beat, stabbed and drowned his wife after a year-long battle over divorce and child custody. Susann Smith, 37, was found inside her home with nearly two dozen injuries to her face and head. Alan Smith no longer lived with his wife, but he moved back into the Bothell home with a girlfriend a short time later. Krese on Thursday noted that when police approached him hours after the killing they noticed bruises, scrapes and other injuries on his hands. Detectives didn’t think his explanations stood up to scrutiny, including a claim that one of his children hit him with a hatchet. The Boeing Co., where Smith was employed, provided police with access to the company-owned computers and cellphones he had used. Web browsing history showed Smith researching the availability of airline tickets to Venezuela for an adult and two children. After the Smiths’ kids were placed into protective custody following their mother’s death, the defendant researched tickets for an adult traveling alone. In court papers, public defender Caroline Mann noted there is nothing criminally suspicious about searching for airline tickets. That’s true, Krese said, but investigators also were
entitled to make inferences based on context. Detectives considered the airline ticket research important because they believed Smith was preparing to flee to a country where he thought extradition would be unlikely. Police filed their search warrants in court and that made public their suspicions about Smith’s involvement in his wife’s killing. He reportedly crumbled under the pressure and allegedly confessed the killing to an acquaintance, who told police, according to court papers.
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benefit from.” The intention of the program is to identify business clusters and other information that helps the city in marketing and designing initiatives aiding local businesses. An example is home-based businesses, emergency contact and safety information required when business owners apply, will be available for public safety agencies. Revenue from the program will be directed to promoting the Kenmore business community and other programs for local businesses, such as the Kenmore Business Alliance.
“There are about 60 Washington cities who work with the Washington Department of Revenue (DOR) Business Licensing Service for online registration and renewal services,” Ousley said. “We felt it was important for us to join those other cities.” Registration for new businesses is $29 and the renewal fee is $21. “Another great part of this is that, unlike a lot of cities, the requirement for businesses in Kenmore to register is only for business-
es that are physically located here,” Ousley said. “Quite a few cities require you to register if you do any kind of business in their area at all, even if you are not physically located there.”
The city is working with the state department of revenue to do actual administration of the business registration and are sending out renewal notices. As of July 31, the city reported having 58 percent of their registered businesses be home-based. “That told us a lot about what businesses are operating here,” Ousley said. “Our hope is that they tell us what they think they need from us to succeed and we can design the program around that.”
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here aren’t too many industries where you can win an award for basically doing your job. Most people get to work, sit in a cubical, stand all day or drive something, do their best, collect a paycheck and go home. I enjoy being in an industry that serves the community and informs the public. I hope that what we do at the Reporter makes our communities better and the public more informed about their surroundings. It is also an industry that singles out good work with awards. I have been lucky enough and humbled to have won a few in my career. They are not important in the grand scheme of things but like any honor, an industry award makes the recipient feel good to know that third party deems their work to be exceptional. But awards are only as important as the effort put forth behind the work, the impact the work had on others and who is giving the award. I only bring up my own accomplishments in a way to show how insignificant we sometimes find our accomplishments to be when compared to others. Last week we received a release from the Bothell Police Department about an award a local officer received. Officer Robert Buendia was presented with the 2014 Crisis Intervention Team Officer of the Year Award on Aug. 5. The annual award recognizes outstanding work by criminal justice personnel in the safe and effective use of crisis intervention techniques in responding to persons in mental-health crisis. The award was sponsored by the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission, the CIT-King County program in partnership with King County Mental Health, Chemical Abuse and Dependency Services Division through the Mental Illness and Drug Dependency Plan (MIDD), and the Marion County Crisis Outreach Response Team (OR). Buendia received the award based in part on his response to a call involving a suicidal woman. The woman was a recent victim of a sexual assault and she was very upset after
finding out the case did not have sufficient alive thanks to Buendia. evidence for prosecution. The woman had a But winning awards are not why police gun and was making threats to shoot herself. officers do their job and it was obviously the Buendia talked with the woman on the absolute furthest thing from Buendia’s mind phone and through a partially at the time. open door. With some help His award looks like what from another officer, Buendia you would think. It is crystal was eventually able to conwith some nice embossing vince the woman to put the and probably glimmers in the gun away and come out. light. But it stands for more “Officer Buendia is an excelthan a nice moment in front of lent example of how the skills colleagues, something to put learned at CIT can be applied in a display cabinet or someevery day to enrich not only thing to show off to friends. our department, but our entire It represents a life saved. It community,” Bothell police represents a job well done in a Capt. Mike Johnson said. line of work where a bad day Buendia is one of many pubcan mean someone didn’t go lic servants we are all proud home to their family. BOTHELL POLICE OFFICER to have protecting us and our For Buendia, the event was ROBERT BUENDIA families in Northshore. The not just about doing a good situation described plays out job. It was about the person he more than any of us would like to know and was talking with. there are many times these events do not “Officer Buendia did an outstanding job end well. The events leading up to someone interacting with the female before and after becoming despondent enough to threaten to she surrendered,” Johnson said. “Officer kill themselves can be as varied as the subject Buendia understood how to treat the person themselves. Rape is a particularly heinous at the conclusion of the event and put the crime and to think that the victim won’t get entire call into context which resulted in a justice is disgusting. very positive outcome for all involved. OffiBut this time, in this incident, Buendia was cer Buendia’s actions this day may have saved able to use his training and intelligence to de- this woman.” fuse the situation. And while the victim will have to find a way to deal with the trauma Matt Phelps is the editor of the Bothell/ and aftermath of the original incident, she is Kenmore Reporter.
More people are using antidepressants In 1994, when Elizabeth Wurtzel wrote “Prozac Nation,” an autobiographical account of her struggles with severe depression, which was later adapted into a feature film under the same title, her story was considered an extreme case of a troubled life. What she described then, however, was already a widespread phenomenon that has now morphed into a national malaise and
beyond. Antidepressants and painkillers rank among the most commonly prescribed drugs in the United States today. In 2011, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) National Center for Health Statistics published a report that identified about 11 percent of the American public as antidepressant users, a 400 percent increase since the 1980s when previous Timi Gustafson
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surveys were taken. Worldwide, consumption of antidepressants has been dramatically on the rise over the past decade, and there are no signs of abating. On the contrary, the pharmaceutical industry predicts ever-increasing demands in the U.S. and globally. According to the CDC report, people who take antidepressants do so not only to treat depression but also anxiety and other disorders in response to stress. In fact, about 8 percent of those taking antidepressant drugs
had no current symptoms of depression at all. Women between the ages of 40 and 59 make up the largest group of antidepressant drug users – about 23 percent. Females in general are more likely to take such medications than males; whites do it in greater numbers than other ethnicities; most users stay on antidepressants for two or more years; less than half ever seek professional help in form of hospitalization or counseling. Experts have offered a wide range of explanations for the growing demand for psychotherapeutic drugs.
The heightened economic struggles over the last few years have added substantially to the stress levels vast parts of the population are exposed to. In the media, pharmaceuticals of all kinds, including antidepressants, are aggressively marketed, and many insurance plans cover them.
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retro-rock and roll band based in Seattle is coming back to perform at Bothell’s Music in the Park Concert Series this year. “We’ve played at the concert series in Bothell many times and always had a wonderful time,” said Lynn Sorensen, lead singer. “There’s always a great turn out and an amazing energy from the crowd.” This is the 29th year for Music in the Park. This year, the city of Bothell added Gobble food truck for the audience’s dining pleasure. “We strive to provide a broad range of music; something for everyone and every age,” said Patricia Parkhurst, recreation and park planning manager for the city of Bothell. “While everyone has their favorites, we also try to mix it up. This year we have two bands that are returning, Miles from Chicago and Magic Bus.” Formed by Sorensen in 1992, Magic Bus has traveled throughout North
America for 21 years performing every kind of venue and event. Their travel list includes their first show at the Moose Lodge in Port Angeles, Wash., to the Major League Baseball All-Star Game in Cleveland. “We consider ourselves to be a sort of hippie revival band,” Sorenson said. “We have go-go girls on stage dancing, we dress up as hippies and we cover some amazing songs.” As the years have come and gone, Magic Bus has become a fun project for some of the band members who are also internationally touring musicians. Sorenson has toured the world as former bassist with the original Bad Company and also with Paul Rodgers solo band. Jeff Kathan, drummer, also formerly toured with Paul Rodgers in the Paul Rodgers solo band. Steve Hanna, on guitar, keys and vocals, and Jon Memolo, on guitar and vocals, round out the group. Sorenson and Kathan also play in a Seattle favorite, Spike and the Impalers, with members of the KJR radio morning
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iss Tess sang her first song on stage when she was 13. “My folks are musicians so at first it was because of their encouragement I got on stage,” she said. “I always liked to sing but it took a while to get over being shy and nervous.” Miss Tess picked up her first guitar at age 20 and put together a band. “The band members change every once in a while, depending on people’s endurance for being on the road,” she said. “We play anywhere we can basically, which includes clubs, bars, festivals, coffee shops, living rooms, grocery stores, zoos and botanical gardens.” Most recently, Miss Tess took her band Miss Tess & the Talkbacks to Northshore to play at Kenmore’s Concert Series, which occurred from the last few weeks of July through Aug. 14. “We’ve heard great things about the series from our Seattle friends, and luckily it fit right into our touring schedule,” Miss Tess said. The Kenmore Summer
as “modern vintage music that nods to the traditions of saloon jazz, country swing, early rockabilly and New Orleans second line, yet somehow maintains a unique and personal sound.” When Miss Tess has been asked to describe her music, she says it has evolved over the years and has “become slightly edgier and there is some more country and early rock n’ roll coming through,” citing the fact her band has added two electric guitar players. The band released its latest EP in October 2013 featuring six cover songs from Willie Nelson, Hank Williams, Bonnie Raitt and more, as well as one original, “The Love I Have For You,” which is a flashback sound of the rock n’ roll era such as Elvis Presley. Miss Tess is also the winner of the 2008 Boston Music Award for “Outstanding Folk Artist of the Year” and the 2012 New England Music Award for “Jazz Act of the Year.” Other featured musicians in the concert series included 1939 Ensemble and McTuff. From Oregon, the 1939 Ensemble is a trio comprised of percussionists Jose Medeles and David Coniglio, who switch off playing vibraphones and drums while mixing in dissonance noise to sharp bombastic beats. Josh Thomas joined them on trumpet and other instuments. The band’s sound has also been described as somewhere between jazz, ambient and rock. 1939 has recently completed a studio recording. McTuff provided an innovative funk and jazz sound. This Seattle-based band is led by Hammond organist Joe Doria and includes guitarist Andy Coe and drummer Tarik Abouzied. McTuff has performed across the USA from Seattle’s Bumbershoot to the New Orleans Jazz Fest. Members of the band have performed with world-renowed artist including Carlos Santana, Stanton Moore, Ravi Coltrane, Bobby Previte, and many others. The band released their third record titled McTuff Volume 3 this past Spring. They were also showcased in a new music show called Band in Seattle that aired on March 8. For the past five years, the band has held residency at Seattle’s legendary Seamonster Lounge and is currently touring throughout Washington and Oregon.
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