Justice For Denis

Corrupt Karen, Another Mother’s Day has arrived, and once again I am standing at my son’s grave instead of celebrating with him. Seven years ago, my child was taken from me by a drug dealer, Nicholas Remington — betrayed by a friend, Paul Wiedmaier, and by Remington’s best friend, Connor Gibaratz. And for the last five years, I have lived with the pain of watching you, Marc Keast, and David Williams, bury Denis’s suffering, his rights, and the truth surrounding his death inst

Dana, I am calling you by your name because, in my eyes, you do not deserve to be called Attorney General. An Attorney General is supposed to represent the people with dignity, honesty, and integrity. They are supposed to protect victims and families, not attack them. They are supposed to stand for truth, not politics, alliances, or power. But with my family, you chose to cover up for your BFF Karen McDonald. Instead of protecting a grieving mother and honoring the life of m

Washtenaw County Proseuctor Eli Savit In politics, scrutiny is expected. Public officials should be questioned, investigated, and held accountable. That is the role of journalism. But what happens when that scrutiny appears to be focused on one individual over and over again while others in power seem to escape the same level of attention? That is the question worth asking. In recent weeks, multiple articles by Detroit News journalist Craig Mauger have centered on Washtenaw C

Date: Friday, April 10, 2026 at 03:01 PM EDT April 10, 2026 Re: Denis Preka review, AG # 2024-0416659 Danielle Hagaman-Clark Criminal Justice Bureau Chief Michigan Department of Attorney General Ms Clark, I received your letter, and I am not surprised by your response. From my first conversation with Bonnita Hoffman, I made it clear that I had no confidence in the Attorney General’s office under Dana Nessel, and this outcome confirms those concerns. On November 21, 2024, when Bo

Power, Politics, and the Cost of Justice When Karen McDonald took office in January 2021, she promised fairness, accountability, and justice for victims. Karen promised to protect victims of crime, improving outcomes for juveniles and families, and increasing fairness and racial equity across the criminal justice system. But today, her legacy is increasingly defined not by trust—but by controversy, investigation, and growing public outrage. From high-profile prosecutions to

My dear fellow Michiganders, Thank you. Thank you for listening to a grieving mother. Thank you for hearing my voice. And today—thank you for showing me what truly matters. Today, you reminded me who has the loudest voice in this country. Not power. Not money. Not campaign donations. Not connections. The people. Your voice. And today, your voice said something powerful: No more. No more corrupt Karen McDonald. Victims life mattered. I came to this country when my son Denis wa

On March 19, 2019 , my world collapsed. My son Denis Preka was killed, and from that day forward I have lived in a nightmare that never ends. Every morning begins with loss. Every night ends with loss. And in between, I have had to fight not only the pain of burying my child, but the pain of watching Karen McDonald dismantle my son’s case after two years of waiting for trial—as if our pain meant nothing, as if she had the power to do anything she wanted. What makes this even