The woman charged in San Francisco's fatal dog mauling could be getting out of jail Wednesday or Thursday. Marjorie Knoller's lawyer says his client's parents, along with one of her friends, have been able to put together enough money to post Knoller's two million dollars bail. There's no word on when Knoller's husband, Robert Noel, might post his one million dollars bail. Knoller faces a second-degree murder charge in the January death of Diane Whipple. Noel is charged with involuntary manslaughter.
Additional charges concerning keeping vicious dogs are also on file against both.
Channel 5 has also learned that a car registered to Knoller has been vandalized in a San Francisco garage. The 1969 Mercury Cougar was spray-painted, its tires were flattened, and the windshield smashed. Police have no suspects in the vandalism.