Capell signed the deed to 7666 Arnold Drive, transferring her interest in the property as designated in the divorce agreement. However, the deed was not recorded until August 17, 1992 (Item 15, exhibit F).
Meanwhile, on January 3, 1989, the Erie County Department of Social Services granted full medicaid coverage to Wilfred Capell (Item 15, exhibit G). Capell's Medicaid coverage was renewed in 1990 and 1991.
On September 25, 1991, Elizabeth Seaner was appointed conservator of Wilfred Capell's property by the New York State Supreme Court.[2] On November 2, 1991, Ms. Seaner, on behalf of Wilfred Capell, signed a deed transferring Wilfred Capells' interest in the Arnold Drive property according to the terms of the divorce agreement. However, this deed was also not recorded at that time.
In September of 1992,Philando Castile's cousin, Louis Hunter, could be the only one to serve prison time as a result of Philando's murder--because he attended a protest. He stood up for his cousin's justice last summer and attended the protests on I-94. Thousands protested, but only Louis faces serious felony charges and 10 years in prison in connection with the protests.

Meanwhile, Officer Jeronimo Yanez, who murdered Philando Castile, won't serve any jail time and was just paid $45K severance. It's an outrage. And the Ramsey County DA, who actually let Philando's killer walk free, should be ashamed for pursuing these ridiculous charges.

These charges are a clear attempt to silence and punish dissent--it's the embodiment of the state violence that killed Philando in the first place. Louis' family is already struggling with