Judge deciding whether private records can be shared in NH abuse case
Prosecutors already have collected and scanned nearly 730,000 pages of juvenile resident records, daily logbooks and other materials from the 1990s alone, and are in the process of obtaining records from 1980s and from the last 20 years. They recently reached an agreement with defense attorneys to privately share all that information, plus 300 video and audio files, but a judge declined to sign off on it pending a hearing late last week.
New Hampshire United States Jeffrey Buskey Richard Guerriero Tom Stonitsch James Woodlock Timothy Sullivan
Source: wmur.com