Newspaper's co-owner, 98, collapses and
dies after being left 'overwhelmed' by
'Gestapo-like' police raid to seize records
from her office and home
Posted By: Imright, 8/13/2023 4:44:39 PM
The co-owner of local newspaper the Marion County Record has died after being 'traumatized' by a police home raid that was green-lighted to seize information on a story that hadn't even been published. Joan Meyer, 98, collapsed and died following the intense stress and grief she felt when her home was raided by the entirety of the Marion Police Department in Kansas. The elderly woman, who co-owned the newspaper with her son Eric, was subjected to the raid by five officers and two sheriff's deputies on Friday - which caused her to be 'stressed beyond her limits and overwhelmed by
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