A Voice For The Voiceless

Dale Warner in court today. Photo by Tracy Stengel. Six witnesses testified today during Dale Warner’s murder trial in Lenawee County Circuit Court. Dale is charged with open murder and tampering with evidence in the death of his wife, Dee Ann Warner. On August 17, 2024, over three years after she was reported missing, Dee’s remains were found inside an anhydrous ammonia tank on Dale’s property. Jason Gravelle worked for Dale’s farming business when Dee went missing. A jack o

Dale Warner. Photo by Tracy Stengel. Dale Warner claims he didn’t kill his wife, Dee Ann Warner, but the prosecution is presenting an abundance of evidence that says otherwise. Today, in Lenawee County Circuit Court, much of that evidence came from Dale’s own surveillance cameras. Ironically, those are cameras Dee insisted on having installed. Ivan Boyd worked for War-Ag, Dale’s farming business, for four years until shortly after Dee vanished. He handled field work, made del

Dale Warner moments before viewing his wife's autopsy pics. Photo by Tracy Stengel. The prosecution kicked off the fifth day of witness testimony in the Dale Warner murder trial with more footage of law enforcement interviewing Dale. Dee Ann Warner, Dale’s wife, disappeared from their Tecumseh, Michigan farm on April 25, 2021. It didn’t take long for her family and friends to believe Dale was responsible based on years of marital discord and domestic violence. Frustrated ther