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On February 05, 2017 at approximately 9:03 P.M., Detective Christopher Liggett and I, Detective Stacy Stark interviewed WALTER G. BAUER. The purpose of the interview was to ascertain BAUER’s recollection and/or involvement of the alleged self-inflicted firearm shooting of Linda Wilson. BAUER was given proper identification of who we were and the agency we represent while at the incident scene located at 38 Dustin Dr. Carbondale, Illinois 62902. BAUER came to the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office voluntarily and agreed to the interview. Prior to BAUER entering the patrol office interview room, the audio/video recording device was activated by Detective Liggett.

At approximately 9:04 P.M., BAUER was read his Miranda rights. BAUER initialed
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