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4/5/2009 6:00:00 AM
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Rhodes files for bankruptcy

The question Golden Valley residents and Rhodes Homes investors are asking is, "Now what?"

Bill Marion of Purdue Marion and Associates confirmed that Rhodes Homes filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in a Las Vegas court Tuesday afternoon.

The bankruptcy filing contains at least 1,300 acres of land and four model homes from the Pravada master planned community in Golden Valley. "Rhodes Homes fully intends to develop the Pravada master planned community," Marion said. When asked what that meant to investors and local residents, Marion repeated the statement.

"The company expects to deliver all homes currently on order as well as take new orders and continue construction of new homes in these communities," the company said in a news release Wednesday.

Police wait to enter home

A standoff between a Kingman man and police ended tragically Tuesday night in a murder/suicide.

Kingman Police believe John Timothy Hett, 49, of Kingman killed his wife, Valery Kim Hett, 45, also of Kingman during an argument Tuesday afternoon and then turned the gun on himself after calling police.

Officers received the 911 call from Hett at 2 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. Police heard no shots when they arrived on scene and efforts to contact Hett by officers were unsuccessful, Sgt. Rusty Cooper said.

Bullhead City SWAT and bomb unit arrived on scene at 4 p.m. SWAT team members entered the home at 7:30 p.m. after a remote controlled robot was used to view inside the home.

SWAT team members found Hett and his wife dead inside the home.

Man gets 23 years in plot to kill wife

A Kingman man was sentenced 23 years and three months in prison Thursday morning.

Jose Martin Tellez, 44, of Kingman accepted a plea agreement last month and pleaded guilty to felony attempted second-degree murder, threatening or intimidating and solicitation to commit first-degree murder. He received credit for 161 days in served in jail.

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Reader Comments

Posted: Wednesday, April 08, 2009
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Jose Tellez has been given 23 3/4 years for something that would have cost him $300.00 it's called a divorce. I cry no tears. His wife got life!! So tell me who really pays!!



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