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B3 Man denies trespassing at Dishon family's home THE COURIER-JOURNAL METRO SATURDAY, JULY 1, 2000 next door to the Dishons' home. Under a previous court order, David Brooks was allowed to visit his family if he used a back way and didn't pass the Dishon home. The Dishon family has complained numerous times about harassing calls. They also claim Brooks has stared at them or motioned to them. Ward recused herself from further proceedings in the case after members of Jessica's family complained about the conditions of David Brooks' bond.

said. "Those were not present, in our opinion." Stuart said the sheriff's department had no arrest warrant and the misdemeanor did not occur while an officer was present. However, after listening to testimony from Gayla Mattingly, a cousin of Jessica's, Heaton dismissed the motion to release Brooks. Mattingly testified thai she saw Brooks utter dropping off Jessica's brother, Chris, at the Dishon home on Deatsville Road around 10:30 p.m. As she drove away, she said, she glanced in her rearview mirror and saw Brooks running from a garage behind the home.

She said he was wearing a blue shirt and ran directly into the light. "I was scared to death," she said. "I didn't have a cell phone so I drove straight home." Stuart questioned how clear Mat-tingly's view could have been at night through a mirror, and said Brooks has a number of witnesses who will testify that he was with them at the time. The Brooks family owns a farm By JASON RILEY The Courier-Journal A Shepherdsville man accused of harassing the family of murder victim Jessica Dishon pleaded innocent yesterday to new charges of criminal trespass and contempt of court. David "Bucky" Brooks, 41, remains in the Bullitt County Jail on $100,000 cash bond.

Yesterday Nelson District Judge Robert Heaton denied Brooks' request to release him or lower his bond, citing previous violations and complaints about Brooks. He was arrested at his home on June 23 by Bullitt County Sheriffs Deputy Brent Hall after he was accused of trespassing on the Dishons' property. Heaton, who was assigned to pare with DNA found on Jessica's body and elsewhere. The FBI is analyzing the samples at its laboratory in Quantico, Va. The results aren't expected until November.

David and Joseph Brooks were charged in October with making harassing telephone calls and stalking the Alan Mattingly family, cousins of Jessica. Their trial will" be held on Aug. 4 in Owensboro because of extensive local publicity about the case. Page Stuart, David Brooks' attorney, said he will file a request Thursday that his $100,000 bond be reduced. During yesterday's hearing, Stuart said Brooks was unlawfully arrested and should be released.

"When someone is charged with a misdemeanor, they can be arrested under certain circumstances," he Brooks' case May 22, shortly after Bullitt District Judge Rebecca Ward recused herself, set an Oct. 30 trial date but did not say where the trial will be held. The trespassing charge is a misdemeanor that carries penalties of up to 90 days in jail and a $250 fine. The contempt charge carries a maximum of six months in jail. Jessica, 17, was a senior at Bullitt Central High School when she disappeared from the driveway of her home on Sept.

10. She was found beaten and strangled Sept. 27 in woods along Greenwell Ford Road, about seven miles from her home. No one has been charged in her slaying. Last fall a judge ordered Brooks and his.

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