the only personal relationship that seems to have clouded over justice for Alissa. Not only were the judge and Shaffer’s father friends, but they were also friends with the prosecutor, Jeff Wible, and the doctor, John Egli, who essentially watched Alissa die a slow painful death, never once doing anything to save her (Let’s not forget that as a doctor, he is also a MANDATORY REPORTER.”.

Judge VanDerbeck told Christy Shaffer at her sentencing, that she could come back in 60 – 90 days for a possible modification of her sentence. Shaffer did just that, and Judge VanDerbeck modified her sentence, releasing her after only 77 days, never giving a thought to the dead little girl that this was supposed to be about. Shaffer spent 6 months on hometo hide the slimy piece of crap that he is and he recused himself, but you can bet he made himself look like an ass one more time with his comments. In the order announcing his recusal he stated:

“In this case an inflamed atmosphere has been created by people unconnected to this case. When a judge, in a community plagued with methamphetamine use, attempts to resolve a dispute involving drug use, family problems, the tragic death of an infant, and conflicting accounts of who is to blame — the rule of law provides guidance for justice. When an enflamed atmosphere follows, based on a fictional account of circumstantial evidence, that places unsupported blame on the innocent, and the judge, not the facts that were presented at hearing, becomes