MN Supreme Court applicant's client considered a "person of interest" in disappearance of two sisters

The attorney for a "person of interest" in a case involving two missing sisters has applied for an opening on the Minnesota Supreme Court.

April 24, 2015 at 3:54AM

Michelle MacDonald, who recently applied for an appointment on the Minnesota Supreme Court, is currently serving as the attorney for a mother who is considered a "person of interest" involving the disapperence of her two missing teenage daughters.

The Star Tribune reported on Sunday about two sisters from Lakeville who have been missing for the past two years.

The entire story from Brandon Stahl about the missing sisters is a must-read. MacDonald, who is serving as Grazzini-Rucki's attorney, recently applied for a vacancy on the Minnesota Supreme Court, created by the upcoming retirement of Associate Justice Alan C. Page.

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