Court starts at 9 a.m. Thursday. Clouse, who lends humor to the proceedings and normally does his judicial work in Noble County, will demand that Calvert decide to testify or not. Then the closing arguments will begin and Clouse said allows as much time as is needed. A verdict is expected tomorrow afternoon. Chief Deputy Tom Chaille and Chief Counsel Tesa Helge, the department’s top prosecutors, have presented a large amount of evidence. Many deputy prosecutors, local a

Two years ago in February, northeastern Indiana woke up to the shocking news that one of its most highly respected criminal defense attorneys had been killed at her home in Grabill. When the probable cause affidavit surfaced, there was even more shock that Marcia Linsky’s boyfriend of a year, Charles Calvert, was accused and charged with stabbing her in the neck several times, nearly severing her right thumb, and cutting up her lip.