interested party: Veteran South Dakota reporter Tom Lawrence wonders what Joe Boever's killer has to Hyde

1/30/21

Veteran South Dakota reporter Tom Lawrence wonders what Joe Boever's killer has to Hyde

Republican South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg is an incel and serial lawbreaker having been cited eight times for breaking speed limit laws in five South Dakota counties and in two Iowa counties. In September he struck and killed Joe Boever in a distracted driving incident just west of Highmore then with help from the Hyde Country sheriff who should have arrested Ravnsborg the next day for potential felonies he left the scene.

Even Republican South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is frustrated with the slow pace of charges.

The Sept. 12 fatal crash that left Highmore resident Joe Boever dead has not resulted in any criminal charges. The stunning reality is, Sheriff Mike Volek was called to the scene of the crash, but was somehow unable to locate Boever’s body, despite the fact that it was right next to the westbound lane of Highway 14. I have been to the location. I knelt down where Boever’s body was discovered the next morning by the man who killed him, South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg. There was dried blood evident on the road surface. Ravnsborg’s 2011 red Ford Taurus skidded to a stop about 100 feet or less from where the body lay.
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