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Sheboygan County Detention Center Inmate List* Report Date/ Time:9/27/2021 7:34:34AM Total Housed:361 ID Last Name First Name Middle Birth Year Gender 130093 ALTHEN MITCHELL ALLEN 2002 M 256302 ALTREUTER TAYLOR KAY 1991 F 36196 AMADOR VICTOR 1995 M 13148 AMADOR MANUEL ALBERTO 1993 M 161624 ARENZ STEVEN JAMES 1991 M 164385 ARMER TOMMY LEE 2003 M 179709 ASHFORD TYWAN LAVEL 1988 M 9234 AUSTRENG SHELLY 1975 F 38196 AYALA EMANUEL 1999 M 29866 BAGEMEHL JOSHUA JOHN 1995 M 23194 BAKER IAN AXEL 1985 M 261816 BAKER ASHLEY RAE 2001 F 77526 BEEH EARL LAVON 1985 M 3737 BELL BRANSON TYLER 1998 M 150575 BELLOWS DONALD EVERETT 1973 M 686 BENTON OLLIE DEWAYNE 1979 M 7320 BITTER TERRY ELI 1977 M 35681 BLAD ERIC SCOTT 1979 M 97031 BLOCK JACOB TANNER 1996 M 241680 BOOZER DAVID STEPHEN 1953 M 184260 BOWEN MICHAEL LEE 1985 M 8699 BOY MARK ROGER 1976 M 71795 BOYD NEIKO DANTE 1991 M 10289 BRAATEN TONI LYNN 1990 F 277270 BRANDENBURG JOSHUA ADAM 1983 M 211760 BRINSKO ANDREW JEFFREY 1993 M 24042 BRITTON JOHNNIE B 1993 M 173832 BROOKS SELESTE MARIE 1998 F ID Last Name First Name Middle Birth Year Gender 10179 BROWN MACKENZIE LYNN 2000 F 268119 BROWN MALEAK 2004 M 268192 BROWN LUCAS EUGENE 2003 M 280785 BROWN JHATAI SHOLA 1995 M 49016 BUBOLTZ STEVEN MARK 1984 M 261385 BURKHEAD JOSHUA DAVID 1982 M 4296 CABRERA NATHANIEL DAVID 1995 M 162176 CAHALA TONI DANIELLE 1981 F 182953 CAMPBELL SEAN JAMES 1996 M 1547 CAMPBELL TAYLOR JAMES 1993 M 105595 CARRIGAN SEAN PATRICK 1974 M 160295 CASTILLO MANUEL 1997 M 60664 CASTILLO ZACHARY FRANK 1984 M 10376 CHANG MICHAEL 1991 M 259030 CHANTHAVONG AKHOM ANDY 1982 M 138237 CIESZKI DAVID JON 1977 M 16877 CLAUSING MICHELLE DEBRA 1969 F 1257 CLEMENT JONATHAN SCOTT 1987 M 33834 COLLINS MOLIK AARON 1999 M 109621 CORTEZ RAMON 1988 M 701 COURCHAINE DUSTIN ABRUM 1991 M 84486 COUTURIER MARIO ANTONIO 2000 M 255326 CRUSE RICKY JAMES 1986 M 178692 CURRY LEE ANDREW 1993 M 273409 DAILEY ANDREW EIENNE 1997 M 248522 DAVIS NACARI BRYONI 2000 M 4973 DAY DAVID LEE 1981 M 109362 DEGOLLADO MAURICIO 1992 M 216721 DELAMORENA KRYSTLE 1995 F 280881 DEMOSS CHARLES THOMAS 1977 M 252156 DOWNIE JESSE SCOTT 1974 M 133087 DOYLE MARIO REZALL DAJAUN 1995 M 13353 DZAFO SANJIN 1973 M 102633 EDWARDS LAURIE JEAN 1966 F 68751 EHNERT JAMES ALLEN 1977 M ID Last Name First Name Middle Birth Year Gender 11844 EHRENREICH CLIFFORD DEAN 1956 M 5343 EIRICH ASHLEY LYNN 1986 F 21722 ERTL TODD GREG 1964 M 6664 ESLINGER SHANA ANN 1976 F 276569 ESQUIVEL JOSE ROBERTO 1988 M 13863 FALLE LESLIE ANN 1980 F 238980 FERENCE MELVIN 1995 M 131350 FERNANDEZ RICARDO 1999 M 104745 FIBISON ARIELLE LYNN 1988 F 32919 FLORES LUIS 1995 M 124827 FOSTER REGINALD 2000 M 155091 FOTH JEREMY RYAN 1980 M 19122 FRANCO CHERIE LEE 1983 F 5649 GAHAGAN ADAM JAMES 1983 M 217125 GALL ALLISON MARIE 2003 F 262947 GARCIA ARMANDO 2001 M 19800 GARCIA ERICA L 1981 F 87431 GARCIABRAVO CARLOS 1992 M 5320 GARCIAREYES ANTONIO 1986 M 188162 GARCZYNSKI JOSEPHINE ROSE 1999 F 24092 GARRISON JOHN ANTHONY 1996 M 1569 GARZA CRYSTAL LYNN 1982 F 270719 GEIGER KAITLIN NATALYA 1998 F 30653 GESSNER RANDY JOSEPH 1982 M 63802 GIESEN ERIC CLARK 1959 M 125310 GILES RICKY CHRISTOPHER 1961 M 101759 GILLES OLIVIA DIMAS 1973 F 276892 GISCHIA JACOB GENTRY 2003 M 150775 GLATZ LISA MARIE 1983 F 47732 GLYNN TIGER ANDREW FRANCIS 1997 M 162480 GOEDEN RYAN MICHAEL 1985 M 143348 GONZALEZ VICTOR CARLOS 1984 M 36476 GONZALEZ JUAN DEJESUS 1979 M 140792 GORDON TREVOR JONATHAN 2000 M 237621 GRANIUS JAMES JOSEPH 1990 M ID Last Name First Name Middle Birth Year Gender 7087 GRAWIEN RILEY ALAN 1998 M 219422 GRAY DILLON BRUCE 1991 M 26895 GREEN CHRISTOPHER JULIAN 1986 M 53043 GROVES TAKENDRA LYNVONSA 2000 F 2244 GRUDZIELANEK MICHAEL THOMAS 1980 M 252235 GUILLENBUERE JOSE ADALBERTO 1979 M 27078 GUNDERSON JAIME LYNN 1981 F 4530 HAASE TIMOTHY JAMES 1982 M 4226 HACKNEY HEATHER CHRISTINA 1988 F 47139 HAMILTON JEREMY JOSEPH 1990 M 186158 HAMMEN JOHN WILLIAM 1960 M 196715 HAMMER COLLEEN M 1989 F 207948 HARRELL DAQUARIUS RAMONE 1995 M 4588 HARRIS KELLY MARIE 1972 F 33836 HARRIS SANTANA MARIE 2002 F 58146 HARTMAN THOMAS CHARLES 1968 M 5602 HARTMANN GREGORY JAY 1960 M 17701 HAWTHORNE ROBERT DEWEY 1986 M 213988 HAYNES KAREION JOQUAN 2000 M 33886 HENNING DANIEL WESLEY 1977 M 198523 HERNANDEZ JOSE JUAN 1998 M 10173 HERNANDEZ JESUS GUADALUPE 1974 M 12444 HERNANDEZLARA ERICC 1981 M 265308 HERNANDEZMORATAYAPABLO 1986 M 7389 HEUCKE STEFANIE LUCILLE 1983 F 272402 HICKMAN BRANDIE LEE CHRISTINE 1984 F 172865 HINKLE DANIEL ALEXANDER 1998 M 1672 HODGES ANTWAN OCTAVIAN 1978 M 158202 HOFFMANN DEAN HENRY 1963 M 7183 HOLM JEFFERY GORDON 1989 M 52108 HOUSEY NOAH JOHN 2001 M 276752 HUDSON ALFRED LEE 1983 M 270568 HUMMER IAN MICHAEL 1994 M 268614 IBARRAHUERTA ALEXANDER SAUL 1999 M 133848 IVY DONTE MAURICE 1981 M ID Last Name First Name Middle Birth Year Gender 245451 JACKSON DEMADRE LURON 2001 M 153375 JACOBS NICHOLAS ALLEN 1980 M 279900 JAHNKE ADAM ROBERT 1987 M 34287 JAKUM ANTHONY MICHAEL 1995 M 191305 JAMES GEWELL ROSSAIL 1978 M 136420 JOHNSON WILLIAM SHANNON 1983 M 225177 JOHNSON DANELLE L 1975 F 202837 JOHNSON LAVONN SHAWN 2000 M 138665 JONES JAVIN ALEXANDER 1994 M 95836 KAAT KEVIN LEE 1963 M 91994 KAEN WILLIAM NICHOLAS 1986 M 6912 KELLY TRACI JO 1972 F 4415 KETTERING ALEXANDER BAYRAK 1988 M 188613 KING JEFFREY JOHN 1977 M 3409 KISOLEK GUY RICHARD 1995 M 101004 KLEEMAN RODD LOUIS 1965 M 8846 KLINZING RANDAL TYLER 1984 M 83021 KOELPIN DAKOTA JEFFERY 2002 M 259234 KOHN RYAN WAYNE 1974 M 211126 KONIECZNY JOSEPH ROBERT 1988 M 35025 KONRAD BRYAN JASON 1983 M 35273 KRAEMER SABRINA RAYLENE 1998 F 71221 KROLNIK JAMES RONALD 1947 M 191866 KUEHNAU CHARLEY 1983 M 123838 KUHFUSS BRIAN LUKE 1972 M 10876 LEAVENS ETHAN FREDERICK 1989 M 217357 LEE GER 1992 M 5256 LEE KENNEDY WOLBLONG 1986 M 58915 LEE TOUA 1984 M 22480 LEE KINGDAVID 1989 M 248740 LEECH COLE EMERY 1980 M 279858 LEMBERGER CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL 1979 M 12631 LEUBNER DAVID SCOTT 1986 M 8929 LEWIS CEDRIC DEON 1989 M 26361 LICARI CURTIS LAMONT 1976 M ID Last Name First Name Middle Birth Year Gender 19170 LIDER JESSE LEE 1991 M 3933 LIPP SHYAN MARY 1997 F 93167 LISCH ELIJAH WILLIAM 1998 M 6121 LOPEZ RENE JESUS ANTONIO 1999 M 121399 LOUIS CHRISTOPHER LEE 1981 M 259691 LOVE DAYLON DAVION DEQUAN 2000 M 281833 LOVING DONALD EUBANKS 1984 M 125065 LUECK MATTHEW THEODORE 1984 M 149742 LULOW MICHAEL LEE 1962 M 28169 MAAS ROBERT ALLEN 1971 M 164953 MACIAS JUAN JOSE 1977 M 26215 MACKIC HARIS 1967 M 13923 MANNING CADEN JAMES 2002 M 61116 MARES DANIEL ISMAEL ELROY 2001 M 25861 MARKIEWICZ MARK ANTHONY 1961 M 2798 MARKS ANDREW PAUL 1989 M 19556 MARKSMAN CISSY MARIE 1982 F 8956 MARKUS WILLIAM LEE 1987 M 5155 MARTEN ERIC RYAN 1989 M 263076 MASON GRADY SHAUNTREL 1981 M 53547 MAXEY SEBASTIAN DALE 1990 M 218873 MCCAREY CLINTON LEE 1988 M 255313 MCCREDIE KELLY JOSEPH 1984 M 260390 MCGEE JAMAL DEON 1977 M 14469 MCKENZIE JAMIE MARIE 1977 F 248770 MCKINSTER JESSICA MARIE 1985 F 64213 MEDINAFONSECA CARLOS EUGENE 2001 M 60616 MEEKS JERMAINE MICHAEL 1981 M 9383 MEEKS BOBBY JORDAN 1992 M 11347 MERRITT JAMES COURTNEY 1977 M 235661 MESSNER DAVID RODNEY 1966 M 196745 MEYER SCOTT MICHAEL 1976 M 114034 MILLER JASON MICHAEL 1979 M 247064 MIRAMONTES JOEY INIKO 1998 M 9913 MISCHKER JEREMY STEVEN 1990 M ID Last Name First Name Middle Birth Year Gender 177316 MITCHELL DEMETRIUS JAMES 1994 M 277755 MITCHELL MAKAYLA RENEE 1998 F 254485 MITCHELL RICHARD 1970 M 277680 MOAN JERRY RYAN EVERTT 1999 M 246410 MOHAMMAD KASIM 1992 M 209494 MONCREENAPPER SHAMIRA MYAE 2001 F 11497 MONTALVO MIGUEL ANGEL 1989 M 49390 MUENCH TABITHA KAY 1998 F 70984 NABORS NEHEMIAH NAISHON ELONTE 2003 M 40380 NEESE DONALD GLEN 1967 M 266111 NELSON MARK WILLIAM 1980 M 29536 NEWCOMB MICHAEL ANTHONY 1988 M 29622 NEY TRAVIS LEE 1982 M 230525 NIEMOJUSKI TRAVIS LEE 1982 M 204858 NOREUS TCHEPSEN ROLPH 1997 M 26822 NOVAK CHRISTOPHER JAMES 1982 M 66456 NYSSE CODY ANTHONY 1995 M 16816 ORTIZRODRIGUEZ PEDRO LUIS 1991 M 5478 OSTERMANN CRAIG ROGER 1981 M 226796 OUSLEY DIMITRI LEE 1994 M 276323 OWENS AUSTIN DAVID 1985 M 13315 OWENS MICHAEL TERREL 1989 M 200210 OWENS ANTONIO IVAN 2003 M 261670 PACHECO RUBEN ALEX 1987 M 237082 PEARSON DEQUAN MARCEL DUANE 1993 M 105656 PEREZ FELIPE ANTONIO 2003 M 76127 PERRONNE AMANDA SUE 1984 F 245253 PETERSON KYLE EDWARD 1990 M 264809 PETTY DAMEIN LEE 1969 M 168552 PFEIFER BRANDON ROBERT 1992 M 30833 PHONESAYTHIP KHAMPHOUT JY 1978 M 54966 POLK RONNIE LEE 1985 M 92540 POLLOCK JADE ELISE 1988 F 281269 POWELL TREMAYNE KINOY 1976 M 110758 PYLES THOMAS JOSEPH 1971 M ID Last Name First Name Middle Birth Year Gender 5176 QUASIUS JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER 1993 M 181502 RAMIREZ MARIA FERNANDA 1994 F 697 RAMIREZ JESUS FRANCISCO 1979 M 23713 RAMIREZ VICTOR ESQUIEL 1994 M 262135 RATAJCZYK JULIAN RALPH 2002 M 273234 REITMEYERKOECK KAYLEE MARIE 2002 F 133246 REYES RICARDO MICKEL 1979 M 50333 REYESMEDINA GERARDO 1989 M 279009 RIAS CURTIS CLARK 1975 M 11089 RIVERA JOSE ANTONIO 1954 M 270096 ROA JAVIER 1974 M 42952 ROBERSON TOMIE LEE 1992 M 96879 ROBERTS OMAR KAREEM 1983 M 226286 ROBINSON SHAMIKA LATRICE 1987 F 269816 ROBINSON LEE EDWARD 1973 M 274878 ROCHON ALICIA LYNN 1992 F 25866 RODRIGUEZ ALAN STEVEN 1993 M 196561 ROECKER WAYNE RONALD 1982 M 9043 ROEDER SCOTT NICHOLAS 1956 M 63871 ROEDER RYAN PAYDEN 1987 M 43612 ROSCHE TYLER RICHARD 1993 M 11305 ROSS MICHAEL PATRICK 1985 M 26696 ROTHERING MARIA MAY 1991 F 266024 ROWELL NICHOLAS DONNELL 1988 M 66365 RUPPEL RICK KEVIN 1970 M 268118 RUSHING DEQUAN CURTIS 2003 M 21550 SAEMANN MARK EDWARD 1962 M 5457 SAFEMASTER BRANDON ROBERT 1985 M 247815 SALIM MOHAMMED 1991 M 11399 SCHILLINGOWSKI TREVOR JAMES 2001 M 53032 SCHIRMER MATTHEW RONNY 1998 M 68961 SCHMIDT ROBERT
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    Off-Screen Scares: The Critical-Industrial Practices of Contemporary Horror Cinema A Dissertation SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA BY Joseph F Tompkins IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Richard Leppert, Adviser January 2013 © Joseph F Tompkins, 2013 Acknowledgements I would like to extend my thanks to the many friends, colleagues, teachers, and family members who provided the necessary support and advice to usher me through both the dissertation writing process and my time as a graduate student. I am grateful to the members of my dissertation committee: Mary Vavrus, Gil Rodman, John Mowitt and Gary Thomas, for their lasting guidance, scholarly advice, and critical feedback. In particular, this project was hatched in Mary Vavrus’s Political Economy of Media seminar, and for that, I’m especially indebted. Also, to Gary Thomas, who taught me, among other things, the power of good, clean prose as well as the radical possibilities of making the classroom into a vitalizing, “heterotopian” space—a rampart against the “mechanical encrustation on the living.” I would also like to convey my sincerest appreciation to my mentor, Richard Leppert, who, since my earliest days as an undergraduate, has been a source of both professional guidance and companionship. Richard is my model—as an educator and a friend. I would also like to thank Jochen Schulte-Sasse, Robin Brown, Cesare Casarino, Liz Kotz, Keya Ganguly, Timothy Brennan, Siobhan Craig, and Laurie Ouellette for their sage advice during my graduate studies. Many friends and colleagues provided me intellectual and emotional support throughout the years: Mathew Stoddard, Tony Nadler, Alice Leppert, Manny Wessels, Mark Martinez, Doyle “Mickey” Greene, Kathie Smith, and Eleanor McGough.
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