State of Minnesota v. Nicholas Rekieta, Kayla Rekieta, April Imholte

Will Nicholas Rekieta take the plea deal offered to him?


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Wasn't Kayla's plea already way after Nick's? It's possible the deal was he takes the fall for everyone else. There would be no reason to file anything in her case until its time to dismiss or proceed. They did Kayla's Omnibus because the deal wasn't finalized yet and it was set close in time.

Not to give Nick any credit but that always seemed to be in the works when they inexplicably set her next hearing to June instead of a month or so out in the ordinary course. Some speculated at the time that this was just because of a backlogged court calendar but first of all that explanation isn't consistent with the tight scheduling in the other two cases, and secondly all it takes is a simple hearing search by judicial officer name in MCRO to plainly see that Wentzell has plenty of open slots way earlier than June.

The only plausible reason for them to bump Kayla that far back is because they need to make sure that Nick, being the mercurial flake that he is, actually follows through on the plea in January, actually follows through on the PSI and sentencing hearing in February/March, and perhaps even dips his toes a ways into the probation period's routine in March/April without any harebrained motion to withdraw the plea or some shit. Whenever the state finally feels comfortable that he's irreversibly locked in, then they'll go ahead and drop whatever the pre-arranged plan already is for Kayla, with no occasion to file anything one way or another in the meantime.

It's anybody's guess whether that plan would really be an outright dismissal like April's or just pre-agreed plea terms owing to the case against Kayla being stronger than the case against April etc., but in either scenario they would have scheduled so far out as June just to put her on ice with no need for the hassle of piecemeal postponements while they wait and see whether Nick tards out or not.
 
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So just to confirm, Nick Rekieta is admitting to being GUILTY and DENIED any APPEALS as part of his plea, as he is admitting being GUILTY and thus that the warrant and raid on his house had merit that in turn makes his bodycam footage free to get snatched up under a FOIA request right?
Nope. It is not available from the state unless it is offered into evidence.

Hilariously enough, no such deal appears to be taken in regards to his actual wife.

I think we only know of April because her omnibus needed to be continued until Nick spoke the magic lawyer words. I think it would be funny and weird if Nick and Kayla didn't get identical deals. Same crime, charges and circumstances. I don't see how one would be more or less culpable than the other.
 
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Playing devil's advocate here, and as silly as this may sound, but do you think he chose April over Kayla to plea out for due to the idea that Kayla might be in this case way deeper than April, and a plea deal to bust April out may be more possible to work than a plea deal for Kayla?
This was my thought.

The drugs were found in Kayla's long established legal residence, specifically her bedroom.

Drugs were not found at April's long established legal residence.

Based off those facts alone, it's clear who and why it would be easier to pursue a case against and ultimately prove beyond a reasonable doubt, and which will be harder to prove and makes more sense to drop (from a costs and resources POV).
 
Now the only question is if Nick is going to spiral further and disappear with April to Vegas in 2025, or if April split and had threatened to testify against Nick and this concession happened to keep her happy.

Really interesting development.
>nick
>disappear

His brain is broken. It always was but now it’s broken with countless, at least thousands upon thousands, holes in it.

If he didn’t try to skinwalk juju the cow, or ever do anything online, his life would be so much different and happier.

He is in it. His ego won’t let him stop. He still teeets to this day.

All nick knows is: debase his wife and mother of his children in favor of a gross non-functionally retarded crackwhore, send superchats to fat pedophiles, eat cringe dorito chip, and lie.

He is going to lowtax
 
It's weird. I used to think him losing his audience would be his rock bottom.
No.
I used to think him alienating Lawtube would be his rock bottom.
No.
I used to think him getting arrested after members of his own community reported him for neglecting his children and doing his disastrous coke stream would be his rock bottom.
No.
I used to think his own daughter testing positive for cocaine metabolites would be his rock bottom.
No.
I used to think him losing his house would be his rock bottom.
No.
I used to think him having to take a plea deal would be his rock bottom.
No.
Now I see him throwing his own wife, the mother of his five children, under the bus so he can save his side piece. Surely this will be his rock bottom, right?
It won't be.

HIs fate is going to be roachmaxing somewhere in the Yucatan Peninsula like Ethan Ralph. He'll rot in a tin shack alone while he pretends he's still relevant. It will be a miracle if he realizes he's hit rock bottom at that point.
 
I don't see how one would be more or less culpable than the other.
Isn't Kayla's lawyer the one who mainly deals with family law? If so, she's probably very experienced with helping her client shift as much blame as possible onto their significant other. My guess is Kayla's counsel is going to claim diminished responsibility due to her being a pill goblin and/or feeling pressured by Nick to go along with his wigger lifestyle.

The fact there are hours and hours of footage of Nick acting like a wigger (because he is one) make this a very compelling argument in my non-lawyer eyes. I don't think Kayla is blameless, but if I was on a jury I'd feel a lot more sorry for her than her crackhead husband.
 
I wish I loved someone so much that I would be willing to take a guilty plea to a crime I will never admit I committed.

Must be nice. Right Kayla?




If I put my on my lawyer hat, from what I understand realistically, April would only get an extremely small slap on the wrist since she basically has committed the same crime as a 21-year-old who caught up in a house party that got busted by the cops.

What I honestly believe is, that Nick isn’t being a valiant knight for the woman he truly loves. I believe Nick wants to get April‘s name out of the judge’s mouth. I think Nick desperately doesn’t want April and his whole gross polycule thing brought up in the court and put on public record.
If Aprils case is dropped, I’m pretty sure that April cannot be mentioned in the court proceedings and cannot be entered into public record.
 
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I wish I loved someone so much that I would be willing to take a guilty plea to a crime I will never admit I committed.

Must be nice. Right Kayla?
Kayla is not pleading guilty on the 24th.
Thanks to Nick and his retardation she only just passed the Omnibus hearing.
 
Isn't Kayla's lawyer the one who mainly deals with family law? If so, she's probably very experienced with helping her client shift as much blame as possible onto their significant other. My guess is Kayla's counsel is going to claim diminished responsibility due to her being a pill goblin and/or feeling pressured by Nick to go along with his wigger lifestyle.

The fact there are hours and hours of footage of Nick acting like a wigger (because he is one) make this a very compelling argument in my non-lawyer eyes. I don't think Kayla is blameless, but if I was on a jury I'd feel a lot more sorry for her than her crackhead husband.

There is no blame to shift. The streams were used for the search warrant but the crimes charged are constructive possession. The drugs, guns and children were in the home. It's why both were charged with full amounts of coke. Nick and Kayla aren't being pitted against each other.
 
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