Victims
Dennis Schulte, 66
Judy Schulte, 68
Karna Schulte, 33 (critical condition)
Elias Jose, 10-days-old (critical condition)
This guy appears to not care who he hurts or what he does. He showed up in court previously for a DUI and was drunk, so they put him in jail. When he was bailed out, one condition was that he install an interlock device on his truck (although I don’t see why he was allowed to drive, he should have had his license taken away), however, he ignored that order completely.
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INMATE INFORMATION
MULLAN, MARK W
Custody/Facility: Seattle Correctional Facility
Total Bail Amount: $ 2,500,000.00
BA: 213008040
Book Date: 03/25/2013
Charges for this booking:
Cause No:
Court: SEATTLE DIST COURT
RCW/ORD: 0909
Release Reason:
Bail Amount: $2,500,000.00
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Filed under: crime, Dunce's Corner, murder, murder in the 21st Century | Tagged: 2013, DUI, DUI homicide, Dunce's Corner, homicide, Mark Mullan, Seattle, Washington |
Bonnie's Blog of Crime 
No matter what the court does to Mr. Mullan or whatever else he does in his life, he’ll just have one problem after another if he doesn’t stop drinking. 17 years ago, when I was still a practicing alcoholic, I got drunk and threatened some people with a gun. The funny thing about the whole matter – if anything can be funny about threatening people with a gun – is that my attorney really didn’t seem to be interested in my legal problem. He was interested in my drinking. Thank goodness I never fired the gun, and I haven’t had a drink since that day – February 5, 1996. I was just lucky that I didn’t hurt anybody. I wish I could say the same for Mr. Mullan.
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