Eighty-five-year-old aldermanic candidate Dolores Sherman of St. Peters, Mo., claims a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper visited her home and gave her the “third degree” without any valid reason. In addition, she suspects the trooper might have been doing it as a favor to someone in her community. Blogger Bob McCarty gives us the rundown.

(1) A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper, who works at least part-time for the Missouri Gaming Commission at St. Louis-area casino, visited Sherman’s home the night of Feb. 15, 2006, on the premise that he was investigating her driving record, and he left his business card;

(2) The Missouri State Highway Patrol denies having any record, report or file related to a trooper visiting Sherman’s home Feb. 15, 2006, or any reason why it would be appropriate or necessary for a trooper to make such a visit;

(3) Sherman’s relationship with officials at the City of St. Peters was, and remains today, extremely contentious;

(4) Someone — perhaps, several someones — is not telling the whole truth about the case, and I don’t get the feeling Sherman is lying; and

(5) Sherman, a widow, mother of two and grandmother of two, seems to believe winning a seat on the St. Peters Board of Aldermen will put her one step closer to finding answers. Read more…

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