2nd Person in Court on Indian Head Rock Case
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Posted: 10:33 PM Oct 9, 2008
2nd Person in Court on Indian Head Rock Case
Dave Vetter is the second person charged with violating the Kentucky Antiquities Act.
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GREENUP, Ky. (WSAZ) -- A member of the dive team that removed the Indian Head Rock from the Ohio River was in court Thursday in Greenup County, Kentucky.

David Vetter pleaded not guilty to charges he violated the Kentucky Antiquities Act.

Last year, a Portsmouth-based recovery crew pulled the 8-ton boulder out of the Ohio River. Bluegrass prosecutors say the Buckeye team stole a registered Kentucky historic artifact.

Vetter now joins Ohio dive team leader Steve Shaffer on the criminally accused list. The Kentucky prosecutor says there may be more indictments to come.

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Posted by: Matt on Jan 26, 2009 at 11:28 PM

Well I think I,ll shake my state reps hand.He doesn't seem as big of a fool anymore.
Posted by: DONNY DAXON on Oct 16, 2008 at 08:30 AM

IT WASN'T SUPPOSE TO BE RECOVERED. ITS AMAZING HOW OHIO OFFICIALS NEVER CLAIM THE RIVER UNITL THEY WANT SOMETHING FROM IT. GET A LIFE AND LET THINGS BE THAT DON'T CONCERN YOU.
Posted by: eric on Oct 11, 2008 at 11:26 AM

how long was it in the river and did anyone from kentucky ever try to recover it. know that it has been they want it, or do they just not have anything else to waste money on?
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