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26 June 2026

Kristi Noem under scrutiny after man she freed faces charges in niece’s death 19JUN26



IT is obvious why NOT MY pres drumpf/trump, pedophile and sexual predator, fascist drippings extrordinaire, didn't get rid of fascist fotze trunt kkkristi noem when he removed her from DHS but instead made her special envoy ( bukakke queen? ) to the "shield of the americas". It is because she commuted the sentence of  a murder, drug dealer and child sex trafficker...
Kristi Noem under scrutiny after man she freed faces charges in niece’s death

A South Dakota man whose sentence of life in prison was commuted by former Gov. Kristi Noem is now implicated in the death of his 14-year-old niece

 Mead Gruver & Jacques Billeaud Friday 19 June 2026 05:04 EDT

Two men, including one whose life sentence was commuted by then-South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, have been charged in the death of a 14-year-old girl whose body was found in a rural area five days after she went missing in March.

McKenna Wendel was reported missing on March 13 and last seen alive in her hometown of Sioux Falls early on March 14. Her body was found outside Brookings, an hour's drive north of Sioux Falls, on March 19.

Wendel's uncle, Mark Milk, 51, also of Sioux Falls, now faces five counts related to her death.

Milk was almost three decades into a life term on a manslaughter conviction when Noem commuted his sentence in 2023.

Wendel was raised by her grandparents, loved animals and had a “vibrant personality and a zest for life,” according to her obituary. She and her grandparents were members of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe and often attended powwows.

“She loved the singing and the beautiful sounds of the drums,” her obituary read.

Details about Wendel's death remained thin as authorities who announced the charges in a Sioux City, Iowa, news conference Thursday kept close what they knew to protect their investigation.

Milk faces five counts, including possession with intent to deliver cocaine that caused Wendel's death. He is also charged with transportation of a minor with the intent to engage in criminal sexual activity, according to court documents.

Jon Rogness, 38, of Brookings, faces conspiracy and accessory charges in an alleged attempt to cover up the crimes. The counts against the men were the “most serious, readily provable” charges and all originated in Iowa, Leif Olson, U.S. attorney for northern Iowa, said at the news conference.

“This is a horrific case,” FBI special agent Gene Kowel said. “There are no cases that we investigate that are more heart-wrenching and more tragic than the ones that involve children or the death of a child.”

The men had no attorneys in court records to comment on their behalf.

In February 2023, Noem commuted Milk’s life sentence for a manslaughter conviction in an October 1993 stabbing death. Milk, then 19, had been involved in several altercations in the city of Winner that ended with the death of Shawn Peneaux, according to records.

Milk was in jail on unrelated allegations of driving under the influence and eluding police when Wendel's body was found. His name came up in public discussion about the case from the start.

But prosecutors, who finished their investigation in late May, did not formally link him to Wendel's death until they filed charges Wednesday.

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley said in a late March news conference the decision to commute Milk's life sentence was strictly Noem's.

“It is fairly often that you see law enforcement oppose commutations," Jackley remarked without commenting further on Noem's decision.

The commutation documents were sealed and even he had not seen them, he noted.

The Associated Press left a message Thursday for Noem on seeking comment through NovaRed Mining, a Canadian firm she recently joined in a “strategic advisory role."

A Republican, Noem, 54, was South Dakota's lone congressperson from 2011 to 2019 and governor from 2019 to 2025.

She was Homeland Security secretary before being fired in March by President Donald Trump amid criticism of her handling of the administration’s immigration crackdown and disaster response.

Trump praised Noem's leadership and said he was making her special envoy for “The Shield of the Americas."

The new organization of Western Hemisphere nations is focused on supporting democracy and security in the region.

18 June 2025

UPDATE ON NOEM'S ALLERGY: DHS Secretary Noem taken to hospital after allergic reaction 17JUN25



THE comments on this article from the Washington Post are a result of this Fotze opinions, policies and actions. Mine-Most of us have an idea how she got her position in this administration so it is surprising she had an allergic reaction considering how much she has already swallowed.  mssmith2 posted "If I went to the ER for an allergic reaction "out of an abundance of caution," my insurance wouldn't pay for it.".  lamdad posted "Allergy you say? Is that why her lips are grotesquely swollen? ".I replied "Ever notice little marco and petie have the same lips? They all got their jobs the same way cause they sure as hell aren't actually qualified.".  bababooey84 posted "Good I hope she dies slower and painfully more than the dog and sheep she killed. Feel free to play around with her like they do at CCOT.". I replied "She probably caught something while "inspecting" CCOT, hope she passed it on to El Salvador's pres nayib bukakke.". UPDATE: If rumors she is allergic to sperm are true will there be any reason for NOT MY pres drumpf / trump to keep to keep her around? Stay tuned.....

DHS Secretary Noem taken to hospital after allergic reaction


Kristi Noem was taken to the emergency room “out of an abundance of caution” and “is alert and recovering,” a DHS official said.


Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem was taken to a hospital on Tuesday after suffering an allergic reaction, a department spokesperson told The Washington Post.

Tricia McLaughlin, an assistant secretary for DHS, said Noem was transported to the hospital by ambulance “out of an abundance of caution” and “is alert and recovering.”

As governor of South Dakota, Noem was a staunch ally of President Donald Trump before joining his administration. She now leads a sprawling agency of more than 260,000 people that is charged with border enforcement, disaster response and other law enforcement responsibilities.

Noem has helmed Trump’s aggressive immigration crackdown in cities, including the ongoing raids in Los Angeles by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Last week, the secretary vowed that the ICE raids and deportation arrests — a key component of Trump’s immigration agenda — would continue across Los Angeles. Trump has also directed Noem to deploy ICE agents across the nation and “expand efforts to detain and deport” undocumented immigrants in Democratic-run cities, such as Chicago and New York.

No further details about the allergic reaction were provided.

correction

A previous version of this story incorrectly said Noem was the governor of North Dakota. She was the governor of South Dakota.


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