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This world is so flipping messed up. SMH
I never had sex with that woman!!! Wouldn't it be name dropping and possibly ruin reputations or cause divorce if it didn't really happen? I'd be hesitant to beleive anything coming from possible blackmailers.
The judge sided with the state in stating that Strong's financial situation is not relevant to the case, but said the discussion of Strong's investigation and alleged retaliation is allowed.
“The timeline favors the defendant, because these alleged situations with regard to Officer Presby and other instances with the Kennebunk Police Department occurred prior to the instance with Mr. Strong,” Mills said. “At this point this is cross examination material with regard to Officer Presby, certainly with regard to her credibility, with regard to bias.”
Lilley says that a hard drive containing evidence of Strong's investigation was seized from his property, but has since vanished. He said an officer with the Maine Crimes Division of the State Police is on tape stating there is a hard drive that was taken to the Kennebunk Police Department. Lilley said it has not been catalogued like other pieces of evidence.
“As far as we can tell, this particular computer or hard drive was taken, we believe to the Kennebunk Police Department by Officer Presby or one of her colleagues. It had the investigation that Mr. Strong was doing on the Kennebunk Police Department, and it was never to be found again.”
I am interested in the backstory of this case and investigating further if there is any credence to it. In this article the very end is interesting to me.
First, if the timeline favors the defendant, does that mean he he had something to do with the two cases before the "Coast Star" covered it?
Second, If he really has that statement on tape and they cannot come up with the hard drive,could this hurt their case against him? I wonder how easy it would be for them to tamper with if they DID have it.
A prostitution scandal in Kennebunk, Maine, has quietly drawn to a close with resolution of the final clients case. The man was fined $500 last week after he pleaded guilty, joining dozens of others including a former mayor, minister and firefighter who now have convictions for paying for sex with a woman who used her Zumba studio as a front for prostitution...
In the end, charges were brought against 68 people accused of being clients, 65 of whom pleaded guilty or no contest, according to documents obtained under Maines Freedom of Access Act. Another client was convicted, one case ended in acquittal and charges were dropped in another case.
Wright served nearly six months in jail after pleading guilty to engaging in and promoting prostitution, as well as several welfare- and tax-related charges. Her business partner, Mark Strong of Thomaston, was sentenced to 20 days in jail for his role.