Audio capturing judicial officer stealing baby from kidnapping witness to be reviewed by North Dakota attorney

by Timothy Charles Holmseth on April 18, 2018 at 8:43 A.M. CST

Did a judicial officer illegally steal a baby from a young mother that was a witness in a national profile kidnapping case, in effort to coerce the young woman into making a false statement to detectives about an innocent person?

Timothy Charles Holmseth, East Grand Forks, an investigative journalists and author, says that is exactly what happened to a girl named Kristina Renee Prevatt.

Holmseth says he has audio proof that is the Polk County, Minnesota court files classified as “evidence” by a judge.

Prevatt was questioned by law enforcement in Putnam County, Florida in 2009 regarding knowledge they believed she had about the kidnapping of HaLeigh Cummings, 5.

According to Holmseth, a group connected to the HaLeigh Cummings kidnapping case targeted Prevatt and tried to make her lie about a girl named Misty Croslin. Holmseth says the group stole Prevatt’s baby in hopes of soliciting a false statement.

The truth is on audio file at the Polk County Courthouse in Minnesota – and the public will soon know. Holmseth says the misconduct was captured on tape by the group that actually recorded the event themselves.

Gretchen Handy, the attorney representing Timothy Holmseth is going to be reviewing evidence in the case. Handy said she cannot comment further on the evidence until she’s had “an opportunity to research it further.”

Attorney Gretchen Handy

On February 19, 2018 Holmseth was arrested in the middle of the night by the East Grand Fork Police Department for allegedly publishing the court files, which are public record.

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