UPDATE: Let's send H2O Man off to court today with a big DU group hug and positive energy
Last edited Fri Dec 5, 2014, 07:06 PM - Edit history (4)
We're all hoping to hear good news from you when you have the chance to update us. Here's hoping that they keep that insane, wretched murderer behind bars. We'll ALL be with you and your family in spirit, H2O Man!!! 
UPDATE: csziggy post (#60 below) the judge DENIED GUZY BAIL! See csziggy's post for the link!
One step at a time....
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I will keep H2O Man and family in my thoughts.
DU is behind you.
Keep up that fighting spirit!
NO BAIL!!!!!!!
So is my email.
One of my favorite posters on DU. 
May your family find strength in each other as you traverse this painful road....
for H20 Man!
The article I originally posted was an old one - I left it below.
Here is today's coverage:
Anthony Borrelli, aborrelli@pressconnects.com | @PSBABorrelli 11:20 a.m. EST December 5, 2014
John M. Guzy is being held without bail after pleading not guilty at his arraignment on murder charges
John Guzy pleaded not guilty today in the murder of Derek Prindle and attempted murder of his father.
Judge Frank Revoir kept Guzy held in the Chenango County jail without bail and issued an order of protection for Derek S. Prindle, who survived the shooting.
More: http://www.pressconnects.com/story/news/public-safety/2014/12/05/guzy-bainbridge-murder-arraignment/19938077/
Anthony Borrelli, aborrelli@pressconnects.com | @PSBABorrelli 8:10 p.m. EDT October 31, 2014
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During Friday's hearing, prosecutors were required to present evidence to prove whether probable cause existed that a felony crime had been committed in this case.
A stoic, shackled Guzy was closely guarded by three Chenango County corrections officers throughout Friday's 45 minutes of police testimony.
At the close of the felony hearing, Bainbridge Town Judge Brian Barnhart denied a request by Assistant Chenango County Public Defender Aaron Dean to dismiss the murder charge.
Guzy remains held in the Chenango County jail without bail. If convicted of second-degree murder, he could be sentenced to a maximum of 25 years to life in state prison.
After Friday's court appearance, McBride declined to comment beyond saying he expects to present the case to a grand jury within a month.
More: http://www.pressconnects.com/story/news/public-safety/2014/10/31/bainbridge-murder-guzy-court/18232693/
If there is sufficient evidence to not dismiss the murder charge, why is a grand jury needed. Just indict the man and start the trail.
--imm
My hope is a no bail and some small feeling of peace to you all.
for H20 Man anyhow! 
...and for all your good works, and for your stirring and inspiring life!
My very best to thee and thine!
Peace
