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Idaho grand jury indicts 4 in alleged murder cover-up near local boat dock
IDAHO FALLS — A grand jury has charged four people in connection with the fatal shooting of a man near a boat dock in June.
Brittnie Lynn I Schennum, 33, of Idaho Falls, Megan Lynne Paz Warrick, 35, of Idaho Falls, Jonathan Terry Warrick, 31, of Idaho Falls, and Jarrod Thomas Sisneros, 30, of North Folk, Idaho, have been charged with felony accessory, willfully withholding or concealing knowledge of a felony from a peace officer and felony conspiracy to commit aggravated battery.
The grand jury proceedings are not open to the public, and no police booking affidavits have been filed, meaning there is little detail about the incident in court records.
The shooting
EastIdahoNews.com reported on June 23 on the shooting death of a 34-year-old man, Daniel William Leary, near the West Snake River Boat Ramp.
According to a news release from the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were dispatched to North River Road about 7:15 a.m. after a report came in of a man found with a gunshot wound.
The man, later identified as Leary, was taken to a nearby hospital and died from his injuries.
Court records
According to the indictment, the four who have been charged knew who had committed the crime of first-degree murder — and they withheld that knowledge from police.
In crime stories, EastIdahoNews.com typically only releases names of people who have been formally charged. The person accused of killing Leary in court documents has not yet been charged in connection with the incident. EsatIdahoNews.com will post that defendant’s name once charges have been filed against that individual.
The second count states the four had conspired to commit aggravated battery against another person on June 23.
Sisneros was arrested in July near Big Timber, Montana, and was a person of interest in Leary’s death.
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REXBURG — A local school administrator has been named Idaho Superintendent of the Year for 2026, recognizing his work at Madison School District.
According to a news release from the Idaho Association of School Administrators, Randy B. Lords Jr., the superintendent of Madison School District 321, was selected to represent Idaho as a nominee for the National Superintendent of the Year award.
He became superintendent for the district in 2021, where he has focused on improving academics through new programs and fostering the well-being of students and staff.
Lords was chosen, according to the release, due to his work on three main points:
- His support for career and technical education programs for students and for the use of an artificial intelligence-literacy program.
- His work on fiscal responsibility, with a focus on the district’s future growth and maintenance of its facilities.
- His work to improve parent and community involvement with the school district.
The ISAS executive director highlighted in the release Lords’ work to navigate the intricacies of leadership and improve the district’s academics.
“This recognition deeply humbles me, but this award belongs to the incredible faculty, staff and students of Madison School District,” Lords stated in the release. “Our success is a testament to the collaborative spirit of our community. I am honored to serve our families and will continue to work tirelessly to ensure every student has a world of opportunities at their fingertips.”
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BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare’s public health division is tracking higher-than-normal flu cases across southern Idaho.
The public health reporting site is showing at least 71 weekly positive laboratory tests for Influenza, with one influenza-related death reported. Tracking data shows that influenza reports started to spike from low to moderate to high starting six weeks ago. The numbers have continued to ramp up steadily since then, now registering as very high across all of southern Idaho.
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