Still Missing OH - Glenna White, 16, Alliance, 2 June 2009 *endangered* *Mistrial*

[dotr]

• September 10, 2025 rbbm
• Judge: ‘Prior acts’ cannot be used in ’09 cold case
• ''Moore’s attorney in 2022, Max Haupt of Alliance, argued that information related to Moore that dated back decades earlier should not be allowed to be presented at Moore’s trial. But Sweeney ruled that it was admissible.
  
  Assistant Ohio Attorney General Dan Kasaris is now prosecuting the case after Mahoning County Prosecutor Lynn Maro sought a special prosecutor after she took office in January because of her potential conflict of interest. Officials have said that when Maro was a defense lawyer, she consulted with Moore’s family regarding the case. Lou DeFabio is Moore’s defense attorney now.
  
  The case is set for trial Sept. 29.''

 

[Carnifax]

Agreed! So a huge question in this case is what happened to Glenna. If Robert Moore was gone for 90 minutes, that would be almost exactly enough time to go from Deanna Shreve's house to Berlin Lake and back. Then again Ive heard that James Dowdy lived on the same street as the Shreve's so there's that....

 

[Carnifax]

• September 10, 2025 rbbm
• Judge: ‘Prior acts’ cannot be used in ’09 cold case
• ''Moore’s attorney in 2022, Max Haupt of Alliance, argued that information related to Moore that dated back decades earlier should not be allowed to be presented at Moore’s trial. But Sweeney ruled that it was admissible.
  
  Assistant Ohio Attorney General Dan Kasaris is now prosecuting the case after Mahoning County Prosecutor Lynn Maro sought a special prosecutor after she took office in January because of her potential conflict of interest. Officials have said that when Maro was a defense lawyer, she consulted with Moore’s family regarding the case. Lou DeFabio is Moore’s defense attorney now.
  
  The case is set for trial Sept. 29.''

Wow. This is a huge blow to the prosecution. Im curious why Sweeny would rule the "prior acts" were not admissible. I also think the prosecution doesnt have any new evidence since the first trial. After all these delays, it would seem like Moore has some kind of an "end game" in mind (suing the state for wrongful imprisonment?).