January 2007 â" Leilani Neumann opens Monkey Moâs Coffee Shop in Weston.
March 23, 2008 â" 11-year-feeble Madeline Kara Neumann dies.March 31, 2008 â" The Neumanns reopen Monkey Moâs. It was closed following Karaâs death.
April 28, 2008 â" A criminal complaint against the Neumanns is filed by Marathon County prosegash ors.
April 30, 2008 â" The Neumanns create an initial court appearance, where they are charged with second-degree reckless homicide.
May 7, 2008 â" Dale Neumann is found indigent, and the court appoints him an attorney at county taxpayer expense.
June 10, 2008 â" The Neumanns waive their correct to a preliminary hearing, and Judge Vincent Howard orders them to stand trial.
Aug. 19, 2008 â" The Neumanns plead not guilty.
Oct. 31, 2008 â" The Neumanns close Monkey Moâs.
Dec. 1, 2008 â" Judge Howard refemploy s to dismiss charges.
Dec. 22, 2008 â" Separate trial dates are announced, Leilani on May 14 and Dale on July 23.
March 31 â" The court appoints an attorney for Leilani at county taxpayer expense.
April 2 â" The Neumanns file a motion to find District Attorney Jill Falstad in contempt for failing to return some of the coupleâs possessions by a court deadline.
April 7 â" Falstad wins a Marathon County judicial election. She will hold her position as a judge in August.
April 10 â" The contempt motion is withdrawn.
May 14 â" Jury selection start s for Leilani Neumann trial.
May 15 â" Jury of seven men, seven women, including two alternates, is picked.
May 16 â" Leilani Neumann drop s ill during opening statements.
May 18 â" Prosegash ors call their first witness.
May 21 â" Prosegash ors rest their case. The defense rests without calling a witness.
May 22 â" The jury finds Leilani Neumann guilty of second-degree reckless homicide.
July 23 â" Jury selection start s for Dale Neumann trial.
July 24 â" Jury of eight men, six women, including two alternates, is picked.
July 25 â" Opening statements made in Dale Neumann trial.
July 28 â" Prosegash ors call Leilani Neumann to testify after granting her immunity.
July 29 â" Prosegash ion rests. Defense calls its first witness.
July 30 â" Dale Neumann testifies in his own defense.
Aug. 1 â" The jury finds Dale Neumann guilty of second-degree reckless homicide.
Aug. 5 â" Howard allows Neumanns to leave the state to visit family.
Sept. 15 â" U.S. Bank filed foreclosure proceedings in Marathon County Circuit Court against the Neumannsâ village of Weston home after they defaulted on their $250,000 bank loan.
Tuesday â" Dale and Leilani scheduled to be sentenced.
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